This is a guest post by Lana Miro.

Nobody wants to spend extra time on website customization. That’s why powering your website with Elementor builder is hot this year. With it, you’ll tap into simple WYSIWYG customization, which is so convenient that both web developers and rookies choose it without a doubt.

Almost every website I have built has had a contact form. Once, you had to hand-code the form yourself or let someone else do it for you. But not anymore.

Especially if you are using WordPress, you have plenty of contact form plugins to choose from, and they do the heavy work for you.

But if you are using a WordPress page builder, installing yet another plugin is a bit frustrating. A much better solution would be if this basic website functionality was already built into the page builder.

This is indeed the case with Thrive Architect. You can build contact form pages “out of the box” when you use the Thrive Architect Contact Form element.

Without any hesitation, I’m willing to say that you have encountered many popups while visiting various websites. Even though they can sometimes be annoying, they are still said to be effective. 

Every time I build a new website, there is one particular type of page that I always create: a contact form page.

I would normally install a separate WordPress plugin to achieve this functionality. But with Elementor Pro, I don’t have to do this anymore. With Elementor Form Builder, I can create multiple types of forms quickly without having to install anything extra on my website.

People often talk about Elementor as it was a single product. 

In reality, there are two products: the free version and the Pro version. Therefore, I can understand that a lot of people may be a bit confused about the difference between these two.

In this post, I make a comparison between Elementor Pro versus free and discover the 10 differences that these products have.