In reply to Keith Davis.

It's true that developers have different criteria than the average user. That's typically for one central reason: we've had to support those plugins a lot because of the problems they create for other plugins. While a page builder might not create a problem for you TODAY, you might throw some other plugins in the mix and suddenly be extremely unhappy with the results.

Good companies and plugin developers know this though. Divi has learned that through years and years of trial and error and have come out now with a really powerful tool that is generally speaking fairly stable and reliable. Elementor is new but proving itself quickly, and Beaver Builder has the benefit of having been elevated into GoDaddy's onboarding system which gave them immense experience with dealing with conflicts and low server resources and more. Those three are the big players in the page building space for sure -- today. Gutenberg will challenge them, but HOW is yet to be seen.