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Pagelayer vs Thrive Architect

Pagelayer

8.2#2 in wordpress page buildersFrom $59 a year
Free planWebSelf-hosted
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IntegrationsSite settings provide fields for Facebook SDK App ID and social-profile links, while video backgrounds support YouTube and Vimeo.Lead Generation forms can connect to supported email services through API, accept HTML form code, or send submissions to a webhook URL.
PrivacyThe privacy policy says it collects registration details and technical data, uses cookies to personalize experience, and does not sell, rent, or lease customer lists.The product page labels Thrive Architect privacy compliant.
ProductPagelayer is a WordPress page builder plugin and real-time editor that works with any WordPress theme.Thrive Architect is a visual drag-and-drop page builder plugin for WordPress focused on landing pages and conversion-oriented marketing.
SupportPagelayer offers support tickets and support forums, and says its team will respond as soon as possible.The standalone Architect purchase includes weekday support for one site while the subscription is active, and the comparison states unlimited support requests.

Pagelayer plans

  • FreeFree
  • Personal$39, paid once
  • PopularFX Personal$59 a year
  • Professional$75, paid once
  • PopularFX Professional$89 a year
  • Business$199, paid once

Thrive Architect plans

  • Thrive Architect$99 a year
  • Thrive Architect + Thrive Optimize$399 a year
  • Thrive Suite$299 a year
  • Thrive Architect & Thrive Optimize$199 a year

Pick Pagelayer if…

Pagelayer suits WordPress site owners who want to build and style pages visually, including responsive layouts. It may also suit users seeking WooCommerce, popup, or theme-building tools.

Pick Thrive Architect if…

It suits deliberate marketers and small businesses building conversion-focused pages on WordPress. It is for users who need landing-page tools, forms, templates, and marketing elements.

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