Companies Using Elementor

Elementor is used by 3,081,761 companies worldwide, including Concentrix, Vodafone, The Kroger Co., based on our analysis of 29.6M crawled domains at TechnologyChecker.io. It's particularly popular in the Construction industry (4.52% of customers).

Elementor has 3,081,761 active customers detected through our full-sweep crawl of 29.9M live business domains. We enriched 2,072,885 of these with LinkedIn company data on TechnologyChecker.io to generate detailed insights. An additional 147,000 sites that previously used Elementor are also tracked.

Elementor's market share in the CMS & Website Builders category is tracked through related detection technologies. With 3,081,761 detected customers, it is a major player in the category — based on our analysis of 29.6M domains and 40K+ technologies at TechnologyChecker.io.

The top alternatives to Elementor include WordPress (64.17% market share), Wix (8.72% market share), Squarespace (6.84% market share), GoDaddy Website Builder (3.67% market share) — based on our market share data across 29.6M crawled domains.

United States leads with 385,928 Elementor customers, followed by Brazil (163,259), India (126,756), Germany (122,446), United Kingdom (119,593), based on our enriched company data at TechnologyChecker.io.

The most common company size is 1-10 employees, representing 64.23% of Elementor customers, based on our analysis of 2,072,885 enriched companies. This is followed by 11-50 employees (23.7%) and 51-200 employees (7.95%).

The majority of Elementor customers were founded in the 2010s (38.36%), followed by the 2020s (25.19%), based on our analysis of 2,072,885 enriched companies. This suggests Elementor is most popular among relatively young companies.

The ideal Elementor customer is: Company Size: 1-10 employees, Location: US, Brazil, India, Platform: WordPress, Industry: Construction, consulting, agencies, Founded: 2010-2019 — based on our analysis of 2,072,885 enriched companies at TechnologyChecker.io.

Our crawl detects Elementor on 3,081,761 live sites as of August 2026, and we matched 2,072,885 of them to company records. For scale, that is more sites than Wix and Squarespace combined, and roughly a third of all the WordPress installations we detect across the web. Roughly two thirds of those sites belong to companies employing ten people or fewer.

By site count, yes. Elementor appears on 3,081,761 domains against Wix on 1,298,903 and Squarespace on 1,018,293. The comparison needs care though, because Wix and Squarespace are complete hosted platforms while Elementor is a plugin that runs on top of WordPress rather than replacing it. Counting sites rather than platforms is the only fair way to compare a plugin with a hosted product.

Yes. Elementor is a WordPress plugin, so every site running it is a WordPress site by definition. Our detection looks for the plugin's own asset paths and JavaScript, which only exist inside a WordPress installation. That makes an Elementor detection a reliable signal that WordPress is underneath, whether or not WordPress itself is detectable.

Small and local ones. 64.23% of detected sites belong to companies employing ten people or fewer, and another 23.7% to companies with 11 to 50 staff. Construction is the largest single industry at 4.52%, followed by business consulting at 3.97% and IT services at 3.96%. Advertising services account for a further 3.54%, which is the agency layer building sites for all the rest.

Yes, and it is the largest single migration corridor we can see. We watched 2,288 sites arrive at Elementor from Divi, the main rival WordPress theme and builder, with very little traffic in the opposite direction. Both products serve the same buyer, so a switch usually means a rebuild rather than a platform change.

On balance, yes. Webflow took 844 sites from Elementor while sending back 418, so it wins roughly two for every one it gives up. That is the only competitor running consistently against Elementor in our data, and it fits Webflow's pull on design-led and agency-built projects. Against every other competitor we measured, Elementor is either net positive or roughly level.

Elementor is net positive. We recorded 1,809 sites moving from Wix to Elementor and 1,016 moving from Elementor to Wix. Squarespace is close to even, with 725 arriving and 669 leaving. The volumes are modest because rebuilding a website is a bigger commitment than swapping a plugin. Rebuilding a site is a far bigger commitment than swapping a plugin, so these volumes stay modest.

Concentrix, Vodafone, Kroger, Atento, Alorica and 7-Eleven all have Elementor somewhere in their web estate. Detection works per domain, so these are typically campaign, regional or recruitment sites rather than the primary corporate property, which is the normal pattern for a page builder at enterprise scale. Reading a brand name here as a full platform endorsement would overstate what the detection actually shows.

About one in seven. WooCommerce appears on 14.68% of the Elementor sites in our sample, which is the clearest commercial signal in the stack data. The rest are brochure sites, which matches a customer base led by construction firms, consultancies and local service businesses rather than retailers. The remainder are brochure sites, which matches a base led by construction firms, consultancies and local service businesses.

It enters our detection history in June 2017 on 489 sites, roughly a year after launch, and climbs without a meaningful pause from there. It passed a million sites in early 2024 and reached 1,554,208 by April 2025, the last clean month in our long-run feed, before our measurement system changed.

That dip is a measurement artifact, not sites removing the plugin. Our long-run archive feed narrowed its own coverage in the months before it ended, which you can confirm because the total domain count falls in step with the active count. Read the 2025 tail as shrinking coverage rather than as churn.

Not on this page, deliberately. Our category market share measures platforms, and Elementor is a plugin running on one of them, so ranking it beside WordPress would count the same site twice. We publish the raw site count instead, which is the number that can be compared without double counting.

Yes. This page ranks the largest by audience size, and TechnologyChecker.io holds the full set of 3,081,761 detected domains with company data attached where we could match it. The 2,072,885 enriched rows carry industry, headcount band, country and founding year for building targeted lists. Roughly a third of detected sites carry no company match, and those skew heavily toward one-person businesses.