How does this compare with bricks and oxygen and etch? Or things like Breakdance or Elementor may be a better comparison? I’m almost done a course on bricks but maybe yours is a better option for me?
A: Great question! I believe that all the builders you mentioned have a lot of overlaps with Stackable with features and capabilities. I would say that you can more or less build the same types of websites across these solutions.
Personally, the best comparison for me would be that all these others have their own vision and implementation of how a "builder" should be. So while they all are...
1. Yes we are, we have some docs on this here: https://docs.wpstackable.com/article/364-translate-blocks-using-wpml-multilingual 2. I am not familiar with Mobirise. I did a quick search on it, and looks like it is a site builder also (although non-WordPress), so I believe there are some similarities with it. Although, I saw they have a focus on AI, we do not...
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Q: Upgrading from Tier 2 to Tier 3 or 4
Hi, I've purchased a Tier 2 for 10 websites. If I want to upgrade this to Tier 3, do I buy another single Tier? And likewise, if I wanted to be at Tier 4, would I buy another Tier 2? How does that work?
A: Hello, thanks for your question! Since you're in tier 2, this means you got and redeemed 2 codes. To upgrade to tier 3, you'll need to get another code and redeem it. Make sure that during redemption you use the same email you used to redeem your earlier codes, this will make your tier go up to 3. Get and redeem another code to upgrade to tier 4.
I'm considering buying a Gutenberg plugin. Stackable looks interesting, but it's not nearly as well known as Kadence, for example. You'll be familiar with the competition. What makes Stackable better than Kadence Blocks or Ultimate Blocks?
A: Hello, Stackable might not have the most marketing and loudest voice, but Stackable has actually been one of the first block plugins that came our for WordPress. I can tell you that we're building an amazing workflow for the block editor which revolves around Stackable's Design System and your block theme.
I'm not from the team, but can tell you that I bought Stackable for the LTD, and stayed for the quality and great support. I like building with LTD tools, so that even if I'm "hit by a bus", the sites I make will perpetually be updated as long as the plugin providers provide support, without my annual fees as a limiting factor.
Q: User Questions for Stackable
I just bought the 4 tier lifetime license for unlimited sites. I just started using the plugin as a free version and am quite liking it. So I have a license for unlimited websites, correct? Is it the same license key all the time? If so, is it the one in my account? If not, how do I generate a new license? Do I have to always install that downloadable plugin on each site to get the premium version? Is there a way to just put in an activation key in the regular plugin from the wordpress store? If this is the case, is it best to just keep that file somewhere, or do I need to redownload it from my account page? Are updates going to automatically get pushed to this if i enable auto updates, or am I going to have to constantly redownload the newest plugin file and update that way?
A: Hello! Thanks for the questions! Regarding the license keys: yes, you have 1 license key, and it's the same one you use for all your installations. There is no generation of new ones. So can use your license key to activate again and again across websites.
About the downloadable plugin: you will have to install the premium version - this can be the one found in the email you got from us when...
Q: Compare with Bricks
How does this compare with bricks and oxygen and etch? Or things like Breakdance or Elementor may be a better comparison? I’m almost done a course on bricks but maybe yours is a better option for me?
Benjamin_Stackable
Aug 13, 2025A: Great question! I believe that all the builders you mentioned have a lot of overlaps with Stackable with features and capabilities. I would say that you can more or less build the same types of websites across these solutions.
Personally, the best comparison for me would be that all these others have their own vision and implementation of how a "builder" should be. So while they all are...
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Q: WPML
Questions:
1. Does it compatible with WPML?
2. Does it work like Mobirise?
Benjamin_Stackable
Aug 12, 2025A: Hello, thanks for your questions!
1. Yes we are, we have some docs on this here: https://docs.wpstackable.com/article/364-translate-blocks-using-wpml-multilingual
2. I am not familiar with Mobirise. I did a quick search on it, and looks like it is a site builder also (although non-WordPress), so I believe there are some similarities with it. Although, I saw they have a focus on AI, we do not...
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Thx for your reply
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How do you compare with another Appsumo deal - Nexter?
Q: Upgrading from Tier 2 to Tier 3 or 4
Hi,
I've purchased a Tier 2 for 10 websites. If I want to upgrade this to Tier 3, do I buy another single Tier? And likewise, if I wanted to be at Tier 4, would I buy another Tier 2? How does that work?
Thanks!
Benjamin_Stackable
Aug 10, 2025A: Hello, thanks for your question! Since you're in tier 2, this means you got and redeemed 2 codes. To upgrade to tier 3, you'll need to get another code and redeem it. Make sure that during redemption you use the same email you used to redeem your earlier codes, this will make your tier go up to 3. Get and redeem another code to upgrade to tier 4.
Hope that clears things up!
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I bought the extra code for Tier 3 but don't see where to add it on the backend?
Verified purchaser
Never mind, I found it! Thank you.
Q: Why should I choose Stackable?
I'm considering buying a Gutenberg plugin. Stackable looks interesting, but it's not nearly as well known as Kadence, for example. You'll be familiar with the competition. What makes Stackable better than Kadence Blocks or Ultimate Blocks?
Benjamin_Stackable
Aug 10, 2025A: Hello, Stackable might not have the most marketing and loudest voice, but Stackable has actually been one of the first block plugins that came our for WordPress. I can tell you that we're building an amazing workflow for the block editor which revolves around Stackable's Design System and your block theme.
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I'm not from the team, but can tell you that I bought Stackable for the LTD, and stayed for the quality and great support. I like building with LTD tools, so that even if I'm "hit by a bus", the sites I make will perpetually be updated as long as the plugin providers provide support, without my annual fees as a limiting factor.
Q: User Questions for Stackable
I just bought the 4 tier lifetime license for unlimited sites. I just started using the plugin as a free version and am quite liking it.
So I have a license for unlimited websites, correct?
Is it the same license key all the time? If so, is it the one in my account? If not, how do I generate a new license?
Do I have to always install that downloadable plugin on each site to get the premium version? Is there a way to just put in an activation key in the regular plugin from the wordpress store?
If this is the case, is it best to just keep that file somewhere, or do I need to redownload it from my account page?
Are updates going to automatically get pushed to this if i enable auto updates, or am I going to have to constantly redownload the newest plugin file and update that way?
Benjamin_Stackable
Aug 1, 2025A: Hello! Thanks for the questions! Regarding the license keys: yes, you have 1 license key, and it's the same one you use for all your installations. There is no generation of new ones. So can use your license key to activate again and again across websites.
About the downloadable plugin: you will have to install the premium version - this can be the one found in the email you got from us when...
Share Stackable