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Landing Platform vs Elementor: pages without the plugin stack

Great pages, without a plugin for every job.

Elementor makes WordPress pages easy to design. Landing builds pages, forms and pop-ups too, hosted for you with nothing to update, and sends every lead into the CRM and email flows. Staying on WordPress? Our plugin brings your leads and analytics into wp-admin.

Landing suits you if

  • You are tired of updating plugins to keep a site running
  • You want every form to land in a CRM and start a flow
  • You want to see which pages bring in leads, not just views

Where the plugins pile up.

The page builder is one plugin. The site needs many more.

A plugin for every job

Forms, pop-ups, a CRM, email, analytics and a cookie banner each mean another plugin or another tier, and another thing to update.

Features gated by tier

On Elementor's entry plan, form submissions and the popup builder are not included, and plans renew at the regular rate after the first year.

Leads stop at the form

A form collects the enquiry. The CRM, the follow-up email and the report on what it earned live somewhere else.

Landing Platform vs Elementor, line by line.

Elementor designs WordPress pages. Landing is the page builder and the system the pages feed.

FeatureLanding PlatformElementor
Page buildingBlock editor with full code access; AI pages from your brand on GrowthCoreDrag and drop editor with Pro widgets, on WordPress
Hosting and updatesHosted for you, with no plugins or themes to keep updatedYour own WordPress hosting, or Elementor hosting
Forms and pop-upsMulti-step forms, pop-ups, slide-ins and exit-intent, with frequency capsCoreForm and popup builders above the entry plan
CRMEvery form lands on a contact, with the source stampedCoreConnect a marketing tool
Email flowsCampaigns, flows and segments on the whole customer recordCoreTransactional email deliverability on higher tiers
ConsentConsent kept word for word with time, IP and browser; a tag that waits for consentCoreCookie consent banner on higher tiers
Online storeCheckout, subscriptions and courses built inCoreA WooCommerce store builder
Keeping WordPressOur WordPress plugin: visitors, leads and scroll depth per post, inside wp-adminRuns inside WordPress
Moving off WordPressA WordPress importer for posts and pages, with redirectsStays on WordPress
How you payPer Builder and Member; sites and pages unlimitedYearly, by tier and number of sites

Plan tags show where a feature starts on Landing: Core, Growth or Scale. Elementor details reflect its publicly available plans as of 2026; check current details on its own site.

What it costs, side by side.

Elementor charges yearly by tier and number of sites, with hosting and plugins on top. Landing charges per person who works in it, with hosting, forms, CRM and email included.

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Elementor, as it lists it

How Elementor sells its website builder, as its pricing page describes it, September 2026.

BillingYearly, renews at the regular rate
Priced byTier and number of sites
Form submissions and pop-upsAbove the entry plan
Cookie consent and email deliverabilityHigher tiers
HostingYour own, or Elementor hosting

And still to buy separately: a CRM, email marketing, analytics and the plugins that join them.

A 9-person team, 10,000 contactsGrowth · yearly
3 Builders6 MembersGuests free
£303

a month on Landing, billed yearly, ex VAT

3 Builders × £69£207
6 Members × £6£36
10,000 contacts (first 2,500 free)£60
Clients and guestsFree
Onboarding, once, when your first switch is signed off£500

Includes hosted pages and sites with AI drafts, forms and pop-ups, CRM, email and SMS flows, web analytics, session replay and checkout.

Work out your own price

Example team: three people who build pages and run marketing every day, six who pick up tasks, answer enquiries and read dashboards.

Switching is our job, not yours.

We move you over one tool a month, against success criteria we agree with you up front. You don't pay until we prove each one is ready.

Step 1

We map your stack

Show us your WordPress and Elementor setup and the tools around it. We agree what moves where, and what "ready" means for each tool, before you commit to anything.

Step 2

We move it, or connect it

Our WordPress importer brings posts and pages across, with 301 redirects so nothing you rank for goes missing, and forms are rebuilt to feed the CRM. Keeping WordPress for now? Our plugin connects it to Landing instead.

Step 3

You sign it off

Billing starts only when we have shown it works against the criteria you set. Then we move the next tool, one a month.

Free monthsEvery £1,000 a month you switch off earns a free month, up to three.
Billing starts when it's readyWe prove the switch works before your first invoice.
OnboardingOne month's fee, from £500, paid when your first switch is signed off.
Price lockedYour yearly price is locked for two years.

But our whole site is on WordPress.

Then you have two good options. Here is what teams ask us.

Do we have to leave WordPress?

No. Our WordPress plugin connects your site to Landing: it adds the Landing tag, follows your cookie banner through the WP Consent API, and shows visitors, leads and scroll depth for every post right inside wp-admin. When you are ready to move, we move you.

What does the WordPress plugin show?

Visitors, leads and companies in columns on your Posts and Pages lists, a panel in the block editor showing who is reading and what the page brought in, and a dashboard widget for the week. Company visits come with Scale.

Can you move our WordPress site onto Landing?

Yes. Our importer brings your posts and pages across with their images, and we add a 301 redirect for any address that changes. Pages then live in the block editor, hosted for you, with nothing to update.

What happens to our Elementor forms?

We rebuild each one in Landing, where it lands straight on a contact in the CRM and can start an email flow, open a deal or create a task.

Moving or tidying a WordPress site?

Use the free SEO audit checklist so nothing you rank for goes missing.

“We were running PR, social scheduling and the rest of our marketing across half a dozen tools that never talked. Now we plan, schedule and measure from a single screen.”

Letty Dell
Letty DellHead of Marketing & Communications, SaxonAir

Fewer plugins. More leads you can see.

Thirty minutes on your own WordPress site. We will show you both routes, what each costs and when billing would start.

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