Since Brizy was introduced, I've been using the page builder regularly for 90% of client projects. In my web design agency, it has become an essential tool. After the cloud options were launched, I built sites via the cloud as well. Brizy Cloud and Brizy for WordPress are largely identical, with each system having its pros and cons.

For instance, in WordPress, I need an external plugin for translations, whereas this isn't necessary in the cloud. For landing pages and sites that are directly synchronized via FTP, the cloud is optimal. Compared to other page builders, I save about two-thirds of the time with Brizy, compared to something like Bricks.

A huge advantage of Brizy is that the design library and templates are included for free. In comparison, with Bricks, I spent around €1500 just to get similar design templates alone.

What I personally feel is still missing are global variables and classes. Otherwise, Brizy is super intuitive, fast, and with the latest updates, it’s come a long way closer to other page builders in its feature set or predefined elements. The support is excellent, responds quickly, and is very committed.

Additionally, Brizy is the only page builder I know that is simple enough for my clients to make basic changes to pages themselves.

I clearly give Brizy five tacos.