Brizy WordPress Reviews

First, a bit about my history. I was an Elementor user from way back. I started using Elementor before they had a paid version. And once they released a paid version, I bought it immediately. And renewed every year.

But over the years, Elementor has become worse and worse (in my opinion). They keep adding more features that hardly anyone wants or needs. Making the plugin a nightmare to use.

Enter Brizy. I bought an annual subscription to Brizy several months ago and went through the process of converting my website. Brizy is what Elementor used to be. An easy to use plugin to build a great looking and functioning Wordpress website.

Does Brizy have every feature that Elementor has? No. But most of those extra Elementor features are pointless. You'll never use them.

Brizy is far better in my opinion. It's a lot easier to use and has all the esential features of a Wordpress page builder plugin.

BTW, I appreciate the Brizy team extending this lifetime deal to those of us who already had a Brizy annual subscription. Thank you!!!

his tool is excellent for developing WordPress pages. It's very simple and comprehensive, allowing you to quickly customize your website. I see a very promising future for this tool.

I love working inside the Brizy Builder. It have plenty of experience building WordPress websites with page builders and with Guttenberg blocks. I wanted something that would let me crank out sites faster. Brizy does that, weather I use the templates or build blocks from scratch. I spent more time inside the builder and less time going back and forth to the WordPress settings. There are lots of tutorials with the Brizy Academy and on Youtube. Glad to add Brizy to my stack of tools.

I was initially excited about Brizy for WordPress, especially because of the new AI feature — it was the main reason I purchased the deal. Installation was smooth, and the theme selection is genuinely well done. Unfortunately, the AI experience didn’t live up to my expectations.

Even though I provided structured information about my business, the AI generated content that didn’t match my inputs at all. Texts were off, images didn’t fit, and in several cases the AI invented products, slogans, and services I don’t offer. I also specified a blue‑white color scheme based on my logo, but the AI still produced layouts with colors like purple that had nothing to do with my branding.

At that point, fixing the AI‑generated page would have taken more time than building it manually from scratch. Since the templates alone don’t give me enough added value, I decided to return the product and stick with Divi for now.

Brizy has potential, and the core builder seems solid — but the AI feature needs more refinement before it becomes truly useful.