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# Page 4 - Reviews of Divi

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AM

Aloice M.  
Administrator  
Information Technology and Services  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Divi Simple Customizations "

May 6, 2024

4.0

I have a fantastic experience working with Divi.

Pros

The vast customization by Divi and the ease of use of Divi. Customizations help solve various needs.

Cons

Divi is simple and easy to use and that makes it to have no dislikes at all.

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MC

Meeka C.  
Marketing, Design, Website Design  
Health, Wellness and Fitness  
Used the software for: 1-2 years

### "Divi Support Success"

May 8, 2024

5.0

It's definitely loaded with features. But it takes a while to learn them all.

Pros

I do like all the options for Divi, but it is a steep learning curve. I am happy today as I got excellent support to resolve a problem I had spent hours on.

Cons

It's heavy and I believe it slows down our site a bit.

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VR

Verified Reviewer  
Creative Director  
Marketing and Advertising  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Our web content framework of choice"

May 1, 2024

5.0

Pros

Divi is, in our opinion, the world's best content frameworks for website development and management

Cons

Can be sluggish for large and complex pages, but that is, we hear, being resolved with the new 2024 version.

Alternatives considered

[Elementor](https://www.capterra.com/p/169468/Elementor/)

Reason for choosing Divi

Much richer ecosystem and amazing support.

Review Source

Allen E.  
President  
Hospital & Health Care  
Used the software for: 6-12 months

### "Beautiful themes for your website "

April 12, 2024

5.0

Pros

It's really easy to create content using blocks and sections reorganize pages on your website and I like the visual builder as well.

Cons

It's pretty complicated to get started if you have no background in web design, understanding how to create buttons and changing different aspects of the page. However, it is very intuitive. So once you get into it and use it for a little bit, you start to understand how the software works

Alternatives considered

[Elementor](https://www.capterra.com/p/169468/Elementor/)

Switched from

[Wix](https://www.capterra.com/p/169007/Wix/)

I needed something that was more customizable

Review Source

VG

Victor G.  
Energy Engineer  
Oil & Energy  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Divi: A Must Have Website Builder"

April 24, 2024

4.0

Website and online store builder creation.

Pros

With Divi, it is straightforward to develop stunning websites without coding.

Cons

Every aspect works lit apart from high cost of acquiring some services such as domain registration.

Review Source

RT

Robert T.  
Owner of Digital Marketing Agency  
Online Media  
Used the software for: 1-2 years

### "Divi review"

December 4, 2023

5.0

It has given me the flexibility I need to provide my clients with stunning websites.

Pros

I can do a lot, and there are a lot of vendors with premade solutions

Cons

It is not always intuitive. Too many things need custom CSS.

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HW

Hannah W.  
Owner  
Information Services  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "A great investment"

August 22, 2023

5.0

It simplifies things so much when I'm only using one theme, and that it's not hard-coded but provides flexible design capabilities. I don't have to go on a search for a new theme every time I get a new website assignment, I can just consult with my client on what they desire and jump right into building it. No two of my sites are alike, yet many began with the cloning of an existing site, then customizing it to my client's specifications and needs.Like all visual builders, Divi might take a little while to get comfortable with for a first-time user, but between the great documentation, the ease of use built into the theme, and top notch tech support, it won't take long before you're fluent with the tools and building gorgeous websites to your heart's delight.Every time I think things have gotten a little stale with the back end, Elegant Themes comes up with a great feature that's also helpful and time-saving. For instance, the Divi support Center - LOVE that we can access support from the theme admin of any particular site, that the controls to allow remote access to support reps are right there, and that one can activate safe mode to see if an issue is resolved by deactivating all the plugins without having to disable them for all other viewers. Brilliant. Just one of the many fantastic improvements the Divi team has introduced over the years that keep making this theme a better investment and a better choice than all the other comparable theme builders.

Pros

I started using Divi when it was first released. As a busy web designer, it greatly reduced the amount of time and effort it took to create a beautiful custom website for my clients and it was a huge improvement over the other themes Elegant Themes offered at the time. It wasn't long before I invested in a lifetime membership, which has paid for itself over and over again. I also recommend upgrading to VIP support, which I did as soon as it became available. For a busy web professional, getting support in the most timely manner possible is a huge benefit and has saved me a lot of time already.

Cons

I really can't think of anything I dislike about Divi at this stage. The development team seems to have thought of everything when it comes to making a website easily and effectively, with tons of options that even I don't use, but I know there are many out there who do and who might want to. Every time I start wondering if a particular function could be improved, an update comes out and the team has addressed it. The one thing I've seen in other themes that I wish Divi also offered is the ability to add a featured video (playable in place) where one would normally see only an image. This would be great for any site, but I also believe it would increase the conversion rate of an ecommerce site.

Reason for choosing Divi

While both Elementor and Avada have their own particular strengths, I feel the Divi offers the best overall package of capabilities and a more useful UI. I still work with sites that were originally built with Elementor and Avada, and every time I do, I'm happier than ever that I made Divi my go-to theme of choice.

Review Source

ET

Emma T.  
Not applicable  
Internet  
Used the software for: 1-2 years

### "Divi"

June 7, 2023

5.0

To begin with, Divi is pretty straightforward to get started, but the more I use it the more I realise I don't know. This is nothing against Divi it shows what a great tool Divi is and the many features and functions there are. I do know that most of my cons above are because I just haven't learnt how to do it better so there is a learning curve and a lot to learn but I love learning it - thank you to support for your continued patience.I do love using Divi it's so diverse and I can offer my clients so much.

Pros

I love the variety of the functions and the flexibility of what I can do. I didn't realise how good it was until I tried to edit an old website on an old builder. The flexibility with Divi is amazing. I love the awesome support. No matter how little a question someone always takes the time to answer my question. Knowing I have the support is an absolute game changer for me.

Cons

I think the drag and drop, moving elements and resizing could be a lot easier. At the moment it always seems to work better if go into the module and adjust the spacing (it's a bit slow this way but I get better results). I also feel like the ease to make a website mobile responsive needs to improve. I am getting faster but it still takes me more time than I want to spend on it to adjust the design across desktop, iPad and mobile.Things like transform is a great function but if I use it on a desktop it upsets all of the spacing and causes major issues with mobile optimisation so I am kind of like what's the point of this function ( I only use it for mobile if I really need too now). I would love it if the H1, H2, H3 sizes could be set for desktop, ipad and mobile in the themes options right from the start. It's a pain changing every module. I know I need to create a global setting but it would be so much easier if it was in the theme options.

Reason for choosing Divi

At the time it was definitely the price

Review Source

Stacey S.  
President  
Staffing and Recruiting  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Transforming Ideas into Reality: Unleashing the Power of Elegant Themes Divi"

May 16, 2023

5.0

Design, Development, Ecom, Content Publication, Affiliate, SEO

Pros

Since the early 2000s, I have been a loyal user of Elegant Themes (Divi), and I can't help but appreciate their unwavering commitment to seamless UI integration, top-notch design, and responsive frameworks. Their customer support is nothing short of exceptional, setting a global standard. Having them as part of my team brings me immense satisfaction and joy.

Cons

I'm truly at a loss on this one, as I am genuinely amazed by their dedication because they consistently exceed expectations, even in areas that might not be considered their direct responsibility, such as handling hosting errors. Their commitment to going above and beyond is truly exceptional.

Alternatives considered

[Elementor](https://www.capterra.com/p/169468/Elementor/)

Reason for choosing Divi

Their designs have always brought me back ... plus they integrate with anyone so if I need something off their radar ... i know it will still work

Review Source

SO

Sydney O.  
Web Developer  
Information Technology and Services  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Divi definitely delivers"

June 21, 2023

4.0

My business focuses on making websites that my clients can access and make their own changes in. I want to empower them to whatever degree they want to learn. Divi has been the best tool for this out of any other page builders I've tried.My clients used to just be frustrated when I tried to teach them how to do small changes in other environments. And certainly, most clients aren't up to doing EVERYTHING in Divi. But they really love being able to make some changes themselves without having to rely on me for each little thing.

Pros

Overall, I really dig the Divi theme and page builder. It has nearly every feature you can imagine. It's also pretty intuitive, especially compared to other builders I've used.If you need to do something that's not built in, every module has a custom CSS area. Divi's parent company, Elegant Themes, offers loads of tutorials as well. And if you still can't make it work, the Divi support team is really helpful and can nearly always help you find a way to achieve what you are trying to do. Seriously, their support is one of the best I've encountered in the I/T industry.There are also lots of loyal Divi users out there. So if you can't find the documentation you're looking for on the Divi site, there are a ton of resources out there created by Divi users and experts.

Cons

As with any software, there are a few things that present problems.When adding CSS in the main Custom CSS area, the page won't always stay focused where I am typing and jumps to a higher place in the CSS code.Elegant Themes makes a theme called Extra, which includes the Divi Builder. Extra is specifically geared toward online magazines, newspapers, and the like. But, they aren't well integrated. You can use Extra's Category Builder (which is how you make the pages that showcase your articles) or you can use the Divi builder. It's tough to use them together.

Alternatives considered

[Elementor](https://www.capterra.com/p/169468/Elementor/)

Reason for choosing Divi

They had good documentation and it seemed like it would be able to make sites with all the features my clients usually wanted.

Switched from

[Drupal](https://www.capterra.com/p/119594/Drupal/)[WordPress](https://www.capterra.com/p/131687/WordPress/)

I was looking for something my clients could more easily engage with, but that would still have all the features they desired.

Review Source

TK

Torsten K.  
Self Employed  
Writing and Editing  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Divi Theme and it's positive Features"

September 26, 2023

5.0

Using Divi Theme you can create modern websites very quickly. The price of the theme is reasonable for the offered functionality and the licensing policy is very moderate compared to other themes. Therefore, I can still recommend the Divi theme for most websites.

Pros

When I first tried the Divi theme, I was very surprised that it doesn't require writing a single line of code to create responsive layouts. What I often had to painstakingly create directly in CSS can be done with Divi without even knowing what CSS is, by simply using a slider.There's no more backend where you have to paste shortcodes (and don't you dare forget a bracket!). You work directly on your site in Divi and see your changes immediately. This is a really big advantage compared to before where shortcodes were used or other page builders.Just clicked the wrong button and the layout slipped? Divi has an Undo function that lets you undo your last changes with just one click.Divi comes with a variety of modules. So you can easily add images, sliders, icons, texts, price lists, videos, newsletter forms, galleries, countdowns and much more to your site. Additional plugins are not necessary.This offers the advantage that your site will not be slowed down by a multitude of plugins.

Cons

Updates don't always seem to be tested very well by Elegant Themes - it has happened quite often that after an update some smaller things didn't work anymore. Or the new functions work for simple use cases, but cause problems in detail.The Divi backend (the Divi Builder) still feels very sluggish even after the latest performance improvements to the frontend. Working especially with longer pages often becomes a test of patience even with potent equipped servers ...

Reason for choosing Divi

in 2015 I just was intuitive. I didn't realize how it developed that successful, because easy to work with

Review Source

JA

Jeremy A.  
Owner  
Design  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Has a lot of quirks but very economical"

April 11, 2022

3.0

Even with the quirks, I still recommend it and like it. It has helped me and my business out tremendously by keeping costs low and the time to build sites low. My customers like it because it makes it easy for them to make little adjustments without me.

Pros

The pricing and licensing are the best. They are coming out with a lot of major updates that are bringing more value to the theme builder. I love the theme builder options of being able to target certain pages for specific templates. It helps speed up the process of building sites so it keeps my rates low for customers. It offers a lot of design options so I can make unique designs quickly.

Cons

I don't like how quirky it is. There are some things that are so glitchy that it has become normal to expect from Divi. The header jumping issues are pretty bad. The header building options are very limited. The text options are unreliable. It will add extra lines and spaces randomly. It is slow to initiate the builder and it is very slow when changing responsive screen sizes. Maybe it is because my computer is a little older. :(

Alternatives considered

[Webflow](https://www.capterra.com/p/136159/Webflow/)[Elementor](https://www.capterra.com/p/169468/Elementor/)

Reason for choosing Divi

The pricing and licensing points were too good for me to pass up.

Review Source

MM

Marcel M.  
owner  
Internet  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Feature rich software with really good support"

December 30, 2021

4.0

My overall experience with Divi is quite good. I own pro licences for a LOT of builders, like Elementor, Brizy, Oxygen, LiveCanvas, Themify, Avada, Zion and Bricks, and also some premium themes like Blocksy Pro and Neve Pro, but Divi is still my favorite. The support is among the best I've ever experienced. I've written an extensive review about Divi on https://www.bobthewebbuilder.com/divi-theme-review/, and a comparison between Divi and other builders on https://www.bobthewebbuilder.com/wordpress-page-builders/.

Pros

Divi offers a lot of styling options and presents them in a user friendly, visual way. It's very actively developed and new features and bug fixes are rolled out very regularly. Divi also offers a lot of features that improve your workflow.

Cons

As with most software, Divi isn't entirely bug free. Also, some popular features are still missing, like a popup / modal builder and a mega menu builder.

Review Source

JR

Jacalyn R.  
Owner  
Marketing and Advertising  
Used the software for: 1-2 years

### "Making WordPress actually fun to use"

September 17, 2021

5.0

Overall, I have stuck with Divi due to the ease of the drag and drop features and premium feeling of the product. I've used Elementor, WP Bakery, and Buddy Press before, but nothing has been as fluid as Divi. I'm able to easily drag and drop what I need and make dynamic content for viewers to see. My only gripe with it is that it can slow down your site significantly. So if you have a lot of products/content, I would go with Elementor or another program. That being said though when I use Divi I feel that I'm at my most creative level and have more freedom to play around with design and try new things. And if I ever run into any problems, there are always extremely helpful Youtube videos to watch and their own support library too that will help guide you. If you do go with Divi, I do suggest digging around there website for different footer/header layouts as they oftentimes give new designs away for free that match the template library they have perfectly. Saves you lots of time!

Pros

The template library is very nice and they are always adding to it, drag and drop is easy to use, importing layouts is fairly simple. Lots of additional plugins can be imported to make the content even more dynamic and eye-catching! (Divi supreme, Divi Next. etc.)

Cons

It slows down your website a lot, so make sure that you don't have too much content on the site or it will be incredibly slow. When first uploading the theme, also make sure you activate it and put in your API key (always have it handy) to start uploading layouts. You still need to use some "additional css" to make some changes- like changing the color of the hamburger menu.

Alternatives considered

[Elementor](https://www.capterra.com/p/169468/Elementor/)

Reason for choosing Divi

1 time purchase, layouts were more pleasing to the eye.

Review Source

Lankit P.  
Devops Engineer  
Information Technology and Services  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Makes u PRO without being a programmer"

October 6, 2022

4.0

i've been using and actively encouraging everyone around me to go for DIVI primarily for the ease of WYSIWYG tempalate editor. almost eveyone can fuel their creativity in way they find it fitting.

Pros

rounded minimal design language couple with SEO-friendly approach.

Cons

added complexity to implement some native functionality

Switched from

[Elementor](https://www.capterra.com/p/169468/Elementor/)

actually, its not relevant as elementor is only tempalate editor and DIVI is full-fledged design system with its own designer. elementor is hella powerfull too and lets you create and edit N number of themes.

Review Source

DH

Desmon H.  
Owner  
Marketing and Advertising  
Used the software for: Less than 6 months

### "\[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\] Thrills \[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\] Rocks It"

June 2, 2021

3.0

If it weren't for \[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\] and R\[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\]. I probably would have given up and moved on to a different site builder. Divi should hire more folks like these two. The rest of the agents I've had have only really seemed interested in telling me to go read a faq. After this is done, and the issue isn't resolved they stall for two hours and log off. Again, thank you \[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\] and R\[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\] for being different.

Pros

\[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\] Thrills I think this might start turning into a review of individual folks I work with. Shout out to \[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\]. These two agents have been the support folks who seem to go the extra mile. I completely left a conversation frustrated once again after two hours of being put on hold repeatedly without any resolution. (I won't say that agent's name, but a terrible experience, unfortunately). Enter \[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\] who was in stark contrast to the service rep I had received before. \[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\] was not only able to help resolve the issue but teach me a few things that will potentially save me a query in the future. Thanks so much \[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\]!! Also, thank you \[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\].

Cons

Divi's support minus \[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\] is terrible. I can't tell you how many agents I've talked to at this point who stall me for 2 hours and then log-off to hand me off to somebody else. I had a person today tell me he couldn't access my site (40 minutes wasted). The next agent got in no problem. I think Divi really has got to vet folks and see if they are able to really provide solutions in real-time. The problem is, Divi itself isn't very intuitive; there are very easy things that can be missed or overlooked because it is not a conventional website builder. Sure, you can circumvent certain things by using CSS, but if I were amazing at code I'd have no reason to even use a builder in the first place. I get there's volume and I'm not the only person that needs help, but signing off without saying anything and repeatedly sending me to look at FAQs that don't apply to certain issues isn't helpful. I think Divi could benefit from having a builder that doesn't hide everything behind drop-down menus that don't always make a ton of sense. I've gotten better because of the agents who have taken the time to really break things down and empowered me to fix things alongside providing instructions, and even videos that I can go back and reference when I need a refresher (agents like \[SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN\]). I think Divi needs to make agents like these two the gold standard.

Alternatives considered

[Elementor](https://www.capterra.com/p/169468/Elementor/)

Reason for choosing Divi

The lifetime purchase really sold me.

Switched from

[Weebly](https://www.capterra.com/p/246168/Weebly/)

I wanted to start using WordPress because it seemed like there were more customization options.

Review Source

Feroz S.  
Founder Owner  
Legal Services  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Divi's a Winner in Last Man Standing in Site Designing."

October 19, 2022

5.0

Nothing but the best.

Pros

All features are fine-tuned. With further options to customize I'm sure you cannot miss professionalism on your way to creating a beautiful site. In fact when somebody with a designing disability like me can create a wonderful site assuming you know your content, I'm sure you guys can do better than me.

Cons

Sometimes some sections overlap which does not display the site correctly on mobile or another device. However, this can be corrected when you don't mess up layers too much. Albeit can be corrected with little sweat on your forehead.

Reason for choosing Divi

Ease of use and considering my bad designing abilities, I wanted some designing tools that would veil my deficiencies and; at the same time display the contents that I want in the best possible manner. I found Divi to be more useful. It's a matter of subjective preference. I've enlisted mine. Hope it helps.

Review Source

AE

Alex E.  
Communications Officer  
Education Management  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "My Divi review to help you"

June 22, 2022

4.0

My overall experience with Divi is very good and I like it and it's well worth a purchase. The support team is the overall best thing about it.

Pros

It's cost was very fair and the support is second to none, I can't remember when I have ever had online support like they do at Elegant Themes, this for me is the best thing about Divi. Though you can do so much with Divi and I feel after 5+ years using it I'm always still learning and there is always great and new stuff I can do with it every day, but again the technical support people/team are fantastic and I can't say that enough, buy it! - if not only for the support you get.

Cons

I don't like how it's not possible to create popup tool tips or that there is no tooltips module, there is a popup creator which is ok but if you want many popup tooltips on your page then the built in way is not the way to go. I also don't like how the filterable portfolio module can only connect and filter from certain sections of Wordpress, I think it's the projects section, and the Blog module is not filterable, ideally one single module to be able to choose pages, posts, categories etc from any section would be good and also filterable, so i.e. one module to do it all (which I hear from the support team is on the features list) and has been an issue before for others.

Alternatives considered

[Elementor](https://www.capterra.com/p/169468/Elementor/)

Reason for choosing Divi

Price.

Review Source

Stasha K.  
Web Designer  
E-Learning  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Divi has it all"

December 22, 2021

5.0

I am satisfied with it. My experience is good. The Divi is stable, and I like it more than Elementor. It's just my opinion. I created many websites and landing pages with Divi, and every time is a unique and beautiful feeling to be a creator. I can make a site very fast because of the library option to save my layouts and modes. I love the import-export option as well.

Pros

It's easy to manage. There are a lot of valuable options. You don't have to be a connoisseur to use the options, but a designer's prior knowledge of the Divi is recommended. The truth is that with Divi Builder, you can easily make a masterpiece. It has a unique design and simplicity that easily achieves harmony and a popular look. Everything is in the service of good design, and if you are not a person who enjoys creating, there are ready-made templates that you can insert into the page with one click. They are easy to edit. So, Divi is a simple, good-looking, handy Theme, Builder and it has it all ready to help you with your work.

Cons

Everything is good when Divi has no strange things between you and your success. If you experience that builder is not equal with frontend look after you exit the builder, you can try some things to fix. You can contact support, but you probably know all the tricks if you have been a user for more than a month. Support won't give you anything you didn't find through Google search. But, you are not alone if you don't mind giving someone access to your site because they will ask for it if you want help, and nothing became helpful before. So, the support is good and, at the same time, maybe not educated enough to help you without admin rights. Divi sometimes has bugs that can be annoying, e.g., you can change the look on mobile, but sometimes Divi changes it also on PC.

Alternatives considered

[Elementor](https://www.capterra.com/p/169468/Elementor/)

Reason for choosing Divi

Divi is simplified and more like something that I can efficiently work with on my projects.

Review Source

JR

Jeff R.  
Owner  
Internet  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Great until you want to save your work"

October 5, 2021

3.0

The team that developed this software started with a GREAT concept. About the time they added in the Visual Builder, they should have branched the product, allowing those of us who liked what we had to keep the product as is. After the "upgrade" to include a visual builder, many of us were left with a far less useful theme as we could do all kinds of amazing things - but not able to SAVE our work. I don't think that being able to save an update is setting the bar too high, but at ET, it seems to be a nice add-on, not a necessity based on the experiences I have had over the years (as a charter subscriber to this theme). Those writing the code for this Wordpress Theme are apparently not complying with the Wordpress standards. I have never had to work so much on server settings or trouble shooting with any other theme or plugin as I have had to work on Divi. Don't be fooled by the Divi Marketplace or the Divi Hosting spin-offs that make ET look like they have taken WP to a new level, they're "renegades" who just can't be bothered to comply with the reasonable and stability-focused standards that the Wordpress community has established. After years of trying to hang in there and hope that they would come around - I'm ready to start evaluating other options as Divi just doesn't ever seem like it will work efficiently for my clients' sites.

Pros

The graphical interface for setup of a page, thorough menus for making customizations, and ability to copy or drag-and-drop modules on a page is amazingly convenient!

Cons

On many occasions, I have not been able to save my changes - losing a good deal of time as work I have done is lost. While the company (Elegant Themes) \_claims\_ to have live chat support, it can be HOURS before hearing back on a question. Most recently, I was requested by the support staff to turn off an important part of my server's security software in order to allow the theme to run without errors. NO!

Reason for choosing Divi

It seemed at the time of purchase that I would have a tool that would allow me to develop new sites and update pages more efficiently than with most themes available at the time. Uniform interface across all sites while providing a unique look and individual functionalities were very appealing concepts. The inability to click on "Publish" or "Update" and know that my work would be rendered properly, however, turns all of the theoretical advantages upside down.

Review Source

GP

Gil P.  
Owner  
Information Technology and Services  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Divi is the best builder of the bunch, and nearly perfect"

October 20, 2021

5.0

Divi basically makes it possible for me to design Web sites that my clients love, in spite of the fact that I am barely an average designer and barely an average coder, but I am able to leverage what Divi makes possible. I have created well over 20 Divi sites, and am in the middle of two more as I write this.

Pros

Divi is amazingly elegant and fluid when it comes to building sites, I feel it is the closest builder to the way Adobe InDesign functions. If you are a classically-trained designer, you will love Divi because there is great attention paid to typography and using global stying.

Cons

The one thing I have issues with is that the theme sometimes has performance issues on the back end, as it is pretty demanding of resources. Used with standard shared hosting like GoDaddy, you can use caching to make your sites fast on the front end, and Divi has recently added some performance improvements that definitely make a difference, but I have noticed that unless you have a fairly substantial hosting account, the builder is sometimes laggy. I have seen a HUGE difference in performance on the back end when using Cloudways, so I really think most of this is host-related.

Reason for choosing Divi

Really like Oxygen, but it's just not as mature as Divi and does not have anywhere near the installed base of users, which makes it a lot easier to find solutions by Googling. Also, the support is fantastic and availble 24/7, and you can allow Divi support access to your admin backend by toggling a switch, no more creating an admin user and sending passwords to get an assist.

Review Source

NS

Norm S.  
Owner  
Oil & Energy  
Used the software for: Less than 6 months

### "DIVI Visual Builder is Setting the Bar for World Class Website Development"

June 25, 2021

5.0

At first, I tore up the support chat and really wished there was a place to call and talk to a human but once I got moving that frustration diminished. I have struggled for many years and spent thousands of dollars off and on to get a quality website that has the potential of ranking well with no real luck. Every tool I used had so much error code created it was horrible. I finally outsourced my website only to spend a lot more for nothing, no ROI. I spent about 2 months developing my new website Using DIVI and the quality of the website is amazing by all standards. When I went live I asked my customers to provide feedback and the feedback has been extremely positive. I am already seeing the best rankings with google that I have seen in over 8 years and the site has only been in live status for about 3 weeks. Divi has helped me finally achieve many milestones i never thought I would achieve.

Pros

What amazes me with Divi is the quality of the product, the quality of the support, and the excellent code with little to no errors. If you find an error, don't worry, the Divi support team steps up and helps you find a solution. The ability to add special CSS code or scripts to tailor your website beyond the vast toolset off in Divi is a real game changer. What is even more impressive is the performance of the page builds in DIVI, all tools used to test my first site score "A". I have not found one thing I want to do that the support staff has not shown me a way to do or pointed me to some script or CSS that will get the job done.

Cons

With the incredible feature-rich environment in Divi, the learning curve for a new person to Worpress and using a visual builder can be steep but that is just the way things are. Divi support has your back to help you along with a ton of videos showing how to do varied tasks.

Alternatives considered

[Elementor](https://www.capterra.com/p/169468/Elementor/)

Reason for choosing Divi

Overall ease to use, great customer comments, pricing, fabulous customer support

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Christian S.  
Marketing Agency Director  
Marketing and Advertising  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "Support is the best ever"

March 25, 2022

5.0

It has been one of the best I've had, I don't know if you know but when you're in trouble it's when your support escapes you, well, the opposite happened here, I've had quite a few problems and the time they spend helping you seems unbelievable, given that the help becomes even inexplicable, I mean that I don't understand how they can help me so much, at least I pay an annual license, but the support doesn't even ask you that because they are not interested, they just want to help you and solve your problem . With this I have already convinced myself to buy the license for life

Pros

The subject of the speed of being able to make a website in a few minutes literally surprised me

Cons

In my case, Spanish-speaking, it is the fact that not everything is translated

Reason for choosing Divi

I had used Elementor and its graphical interface is not very friendly and has many blockages of the paid version, here for very little you have everything, absolutely everything at hand and hundreds of thousands of tutorials to learn how to use it

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Monica M.  
Dott.ssa  
Information Technology and Services  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "One Time Purchase for a Definitive Solution"

February 5, 2024

5.0

I love Divi, i really am satisfied with it.

Pros

Is a One Time purchase product. No licences, no subscription, no limits on the product itself. You get what you buy. Basically they offers a one time purchase product with the guarantee of future updates, complete customization and even a infinite number of licences for web agencies.

Cons

Their Visual Editor is slow, sometimes updating the product disrupt custom codes or compatibility with some third parties divi extentions.

Switched from

[Elementor](https://www.capterra.com/p/169468/Elementor/)

Elementor was limited in the free version and doesn't offer a one time purchase solution.

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KS

Karolina S.  
Owner  
Graphic Design  
Used the software for: 2+ years

### "A note from a graphic designer"

December 22, 2022

4.0

I can easily offer design AND implementation with little to no programming / developing knowledge. I learned some CSS tricks and that seems to be more than enough. It is fast and allows my clients to work on their websites by themselves when small changes are needed. That gives me so much more freedom.

Pros

Easy to use for a graphic designer, visual builder is great, maybe sometimes a little bit slow and refreshing during my work. Presets and styles are awesome. I had to spend a little bit of time to really implement it correctly, but once done, it smoothes work immensely. It's great when you have cohesive website layouts and then presets can function as classes. Nice. I love DIVI library and Theme builder - it allows me to do really incredible things with some additional code.

Cons

I would greatly appreciate even more native functions that would allow me to resign from additional plugins. It's always painful for the website's speed. Also, I would love to see a little bit more customization in the menu module. A timer for evergreen products - oh, that would be a good one. And of course... the blog. More blog layouts would be a dream, as I can see that clients are slowly getting tired of social media and want to create content for their websites. Also I'm looking forward to see the possibility of defining one's own breakpoints or even adding more breakpoints to the design. As of now, we have three possible breakpoints, but with a very wide range of screen dimensions it would be nice to have a bigger screen included (1920 px +) and for sure - tablet horizontal view and small screens in general. It is always painful to customize menu, images, fonts to fit this area somewhere between 1200 px and 980 px. I still have some issues when customizing WooCommerce with DIVI. Some things still need to be coded manually.Since I purchased WP rocket, it's easy to speed up DIVI, but it would be great to speed it up just a little more.

Alternatives considered

[Elementor](https://www.capterra.com/p/169468/Elementor/)

Reason for choosing Divi

Somebody recommended DIVI, it seemed very OK, so I didn't dwell on it ;)

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