Steve Grant

For those of us with the “Grandfathered in ” licenses the price (right now) isn’t the issue, it’s the trust and faith in Elementor’s future actions. What does this move imply about their future actions, and a potential V.C. curve toward an exit strategy. This looks quite like a shark jumping moment for user trust in stability, and we must all choose whether we want to be on the beach or being towed behind the speedboat.

If we are recommending clients to take an elementor license + maintenance from us and in 2023 it all changes again – what then? Can we really trust in this company not to bite us in future?
Currently if a license expires the Pro Elements become partially inoperative, non-draggable. How about if they move forward with that. A client site functioning great in 2021 is non editable in 2022? What’s to stop them making that tweak? Our “trust”. Hmm. right.

“I am altering the deal, pray I do not alter it any further” – Darth Elementor

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