Elementor has really become the Gold Standard IMO for visual builders in WordPress. The Guttenberg (hopefully I spelled that correctly) blocks were a nice addition and if you're looking to get by with barebones it's a great starting point, but if you grow and want full functionality without coding and more you'll probably end up going with Elementor. I've used Elementor since they first came out. At one point I was convinced they were at the heart of a slow speed site and stepped away, rebuilt the site from scratch and stayed away for about six months. During that time I came to find out it wasn't really Elementor but the site design and general. So I went back, installed Elementor on the newly revised site and didn't have any issues. Bottom line if a site is designed well Elementor will not have a negative impact. Ultimately when used appropriately it offers amazing versatility on the number of things you can do with a WordPress Site.

It is one of the best website builders used in WordPress. The best thing about Elementor is that it is very easy to use and very user friendly. The drag and drop system makes it awesome.

Elementor is by far the best and most easy-to-use WordPress page builder I've ever used in the past 6 years of designing websites. The compatibility with almost all major WordPress plugins and features is my favorite feature of Elementor. It is a really robust tool that is fairly flexible in terms of building different designs and features. Another thing is that there are countless add-ons and templates built for Elementor now that give it an edge over any other tool of the same type. I've designed a lot of websites using Elementor and it has been my go-to page builder for all of my web design projects on WordPress.