GutenKit Reviews

The only reason it is not getting the 5 stars is that I had not had the chance to test in depth.
I like the kit, it delivers the essentials and a little more, but in some cases, it takes a moment to get used to.
I got the agency Pack so yea it's a great addition.

To remove Elementor (free version) and the extra plugins I needed for my site, I was excited to see Gutenkit available on AppSumo. Unfortunately, it is riddled with bugs. For instance, every time I open the Editor, I have to save the Header and Footer again, even though nothing has changed. Modifying one of my custom patterns also repeatedly alters my Home page template. The latest issue - after an updated version of Gutenkit and its Pro plugins was released - is that, despite defining my picture sizes on the Home page, Gutenkit displays them in another size. I've managed to work around this behavior by reopening, redefining, and saving these patterns, templates, headers, and footers multiple times. It seems Gutenkit is not yet ready for Full Site Editing themes. It's a shame because the page speed improvements are quite impressive.

This is a nice Block builder. Certain aspects are well thought out, and the blocks they chose to implement are smart, but it just seems like they did not streamline elements of their testing/updating. Certain unacceptable glitches come up with some Blocks and become difficult to integrate. It can be a great product and many of the blocks don't seem to have any issues, but when they do it can feel like Wordpress circa 2004 all over again. I would still rather use the 3 Block builders I bought outside of AS to build in WP, but I'm hoping Gkit gets their stability down because it is a neat and speedy way to build WP sites.

Unexpected errors for no reason, and annoying to customize things. Unless you are not going to modify the templates, and use things just as they are, this product is for demo sites only.

I like the blocks it offers and that they are fully animated, but the quality is very inconsistent. Also, the page templates are very basic and boring. Development since I bought (a month ago) has been minor bug fixing but nothing too serious.
If the plugin had a consistent design, proper setup blocks, and fitting templates, along with faster development for features like social media blocks, it could effectively be used for small to medium-scale websites. The editor and blocks lack scalability features, like a unified colour scheme, making them unusable for me at the moment.