ElementsKit Pro vs Element Pack Pro: Same Elementor World, Very Different Tools

Search for an Elementor addon and two names keep appearing side by side: ElementsKit Pro and Element Pack Pro. They sound alike, they both extend Elementor, and it is easy to assume they are interchangeable versions of the same idea. They are not. They come from different vendors, they solve different problems first, and choosing the wrong one means paying for strengths you may never use while missing the feature you actually needed.

This comparison keeps the distinction honest. ElementsKit Pro here is the ElementsKit plugin by Wpmet, sold on WP Theme Bazar as a lifetime-update listing. Element Pack Pro is a different product by BdThemes. Comparing them is useful only if that vendor difference stays clear throughout, so let us start there and never blur it again.

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The One Confusion to Clear Up First

ElementsKit and Element Pack are not two editions of one plugin. Wpmet makes ElementsKit. BdThemes makes Element Pack Pro. Their widget lists, builders, settings screens, documentation, and support routes are separate. If a tutorial, review, or YouTube video shows a widget and does not name the vendor, pause and check which product it is actually demonstrating before you buy anything based on it.

That confusion also affects search results. A review praising one product's mega menu does not prove the other product has the same menu tool. A complaint about one vendor's widget does not apply to the other vendor's code. Treat every claim as product-specific, and you will avoid the most common disappointment in this category: buying the right-sounding name and getting the wrong toolset.

At a Glance: What Each Product Leads With

ElementsKit Pro leads with site structure. Its headline strengths are the Header Footer Builder, the Mega Menu Builder, and a custom widget builder. In other words, it helps you design the frame of the site — the top, the bottom, and the navigation — inside Elementor, rather than leaving those parts to your theme alone.

Element Pack Pro, by contrast, leads with volume. It is known for a very large widget collection, described as around 290 or more widgets. If your main frustration is that Elementor's built-in widgets do not cover a specific content pattern — a particular slider, gallery, pricing table, or interactive block — a large library is directly relevant to that problem.

Neither lead is objectively better. The right lead depends on what is missing from your current site. A site with weak headers and a messy menu needs structure first. A site with a fine header but repetitive, hard-to-build content sections needs widgets first.

Headers and Footers: Where ElementsKit Pro Pulls Ahead

For many WordPress users, the theme controls the header and footer, and Elementor controls the middle of the page. That split is workable until you want a header that does not look like every other site using the same theme, or a footer with a specific layout that the theme does not offer.

This is the clearest ElementsKit Pro use case. You design the header in Elementor, assign it across the site, and do the same for the footer. You are no longer limited to the theme's header options, and you can preview changes in the same editor you use for pages. Element Pack Pro is not primarily sold on this header-and-footer workflow. It may help with page content in many ways, but if your brief is literally "redesign the header and footer without changing the theme," ElementsKit Pro is the product whose core pitch matches that brief. Buying a widget library to solve a header problem is a mismatch, even if the library is excellent at other things.

Widget Philosophy: A Few Flexible Tools or a Huge Shelf?

Widget count is the easiest number to compare, and also the easiest to misread. Element Pack Pro's catalogue of around 290 or more widgets sounds decisive, until you ask how many of those widgets you will actually use on a real project. Most sites rely on a small set of patterns repeated well: hero sections, service cards, testimonials, galleries, forms, and calls to action. A library with hundreds of options can still be the right choice if your projects vary widely, but a smaller, focused set can be faster if your projects repeat the same patterns.

ElementsKit Pro takes the second route in spirit through its custom widget builder. Instead of only offering more ready-made widgets, it lets you build a reusable widget for a pattern you use repeatedly. That is a different kind of value: less browsing, more consistency. A freelancer who builds similar business sites again and again may value one reusable service card more than twenty widgets that are used once and forgotten.

Pricing: Read the Model, Not Just the Number

Pricing models differ here, and the model matters as much as the amount. On WP Theme Bazar, Elementskit Pro is listed with a range of 500৳–2,000৳ depending on site count, with 1 Site, 3 Sites, and 5 Sites variations — price may change — see the product page for the current price. The store uses the term Lifetime Update for this listing, and activation is seller-assisted: the WP Theme Bazar team activates the original license directly on the buyer's site, and the private license key is never shared.

Element Pack Pro, from BdThemes, is generally sold as an annual product, with figures around $39–$49 per year commonly cited for its plans — price may change — see the product page for the current price. That annual model means renewal is part of the long-term cost, even if the first year looks affordable. It does not make one model better for everyone. A user who wants a one-time store purchase and seller-assisted activation may prefer the WP Theme Bazar listing. A user who prefers buying directly from the vendor on an annual plan may prefer the other route. Compare total cost over the period you actually plan to use the tool, not just the first payment.

Also note the free starting point for ElementsKit. The product page notes 2 million active installs for the free base version. That gives you a low-risk way to understand the general ElementsKit approach before deciding on Pro. It does not tell you the Pro price or guarantee a particular result, but it does let you test familiarity with the interface before committing.

Who Should Pick Which?

Choose ElementsKit Pro first if your priority list starts with headers, footers, or mega menus, if you want to design site structure inside Elementor, or if you value a reusable custom widget for repeated patterns. It fits site owners redesigning their frame, and freelancers who want header and menu work to feel like the rest of their Elementor workflow.

Choose Element Pack Pro first if your priority list starts with content variety, if your projects need many different widget types, or if you already have a header and menu solution you are happy with and simply want more building blocks for pages. It fits builders who jump between very different page designs and need a wide shelf to draw from.

Choose neither yet if you have not identified the actual gap. Install or review what you already have, list the three things you cannot currently build, and match those three things to a feature list. Buying before that list exists is how people end up with two overlapping addons and still missing the one feature they needed.

Questions Buyers Ask Before Deciding

Are ElementsKit Pro and Element Pack Pro made by the same company?

No. ElementsKit is by Wpmet. Element Pack Pro is by BdThemes. Do not conflate them.

Do I still need Elementor if I buy either one?

Yes. Elementor must be active first for both. Neither replaces Elementor.

Which one is better for a mega menu?

ElementsKit Pro, because its Mega Menu Builder is a core part of its pitch. If menus are your main problem, start there.

Which one is better for sheer widget variety?

Element Pack Pro, because its catalogue is built around a very large number of widgets. If variety is your main problem, start there.

Does buying through WP Theme Bazar give me a license key?

For this ElementsKit listing, no. Activation is seller-assisted, the team activates the original license directly on your site, and the private license key is never shared.

Verdict: Match the Tool to the Missing Piece

There is no universal winner in this comparison, and any review that declares one without asking about your site is skipping the important step. ElementsKit Pro wins on site structure: headers, footers, mega menus, and reusable custom widgets inside Elementor. Element Pack Pro wins on breadth: a huge widget shelf for varied page content. The rest is your project.

Start from your missing piece, not from the product name that sounds most familiar. If that missing piece is the frame of your site, Elementskit Pro is the focused choice. If it is content variety, look closely at the widget list of the alternative and check that it covers your actual patterns. Either way, keep Elementor active and test on mobile.

For the WP Theme Bazar listing details, see Elementskit Pro and confirm the site-count variation that fits your plan before ordering.

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