Emailwish vs Elementor Popup Builder
Emailwish vs Elementor Popup Builder: popups that send the welcome emails.
Elementor's Popup Builder needs a Pro plan, and every signup goes off to a separate email service. Emailwish includes popups on every plan, sends each new subscriber into a welcome series that's already written, and adds reviews, live chat and wishlists in the same app.
- Free plan with popups
- No pageview or popup-view limits
- Welcome series live at setup
emailwish
Elementor Popup Builder
Trusted by 500+ D2C brands
Email, popups, reviews, live chat and wishlists from one Emailwish account. On WooCommerce, the Emailwish plugin syncs your sales, products and customers.
Side by side
Emailwish vs Elementor Popup Builder, feature by feature
Popups that capture the email, and the emails that turn it into a first order, in one app.
Emailwish
Elementor Popup Builder
Prices and features checked on each vendor’s site in October 2026. See all Emailwish plans on our pricing page.
Why stores switch
Why WooCommerce stores switch from Elementor popups
A popup only pays off when the email that follows it lands. Emailwish handles both, so nothing gets lost between tools.
Every signup gets a welcome.
New subscribers go straight into a form signup series that's already written and switched on. Offer a discount in the popup and the code arrives in the welcome email.
Five tools, one bill.
Popups, email marketing, reviews, live chat and wishlists come with every plan, including Free. No form actions to map, no signups stuck between tools.
Popups that know the shopper.
Popup signups, orders, chats, reviews and wishlist saves share one customer profile, so the emails that follow know what each shopper did on your store.
Every plan
Popups without a Pro upgrade
Elementor's Popup Builder starts with the Advanced Solo plan; the Essential plan leaves it out. Emailwish includes exit-intent, timed and page-rule popups on every plan, including Free, with no pageview or popup-view limits.
- Exit-intent, timed and page-rule targeting
- Multi-step forms
- Approved reviews shown inside popups as social proof
Built in
From popup to first order
Signups sync straight into your lists and flows. The welcome series goes out, the abandoned cart flow catches shoppers who leave, and a review request follows their first delivery.
- Form signup series written and live at setup
- Abandoned cart flow for shoppers who don't check out
- Review requests after the first delivery
Pricing
Replace five tools with one plan
Elementor Pro covers popups. A WooCommerce store using it still needs an email tool, a reviews plugin, live chat and a wishlist plugin. Here's what that stack costs a growing store.
Your app stack
- Email marketingKlaviyo Email $100/mo
- Product reviewsCusRev Professional $7.99/mo
- Popups and formsElementor Popup Builder Advanced Solo $7/mo
- Live chatGorgias Basic $60/mo
- Wishlist and back in stockYITH Wishlist Premium $8.33/mo
emailwish
$55/mo
Launch plan plus 10,000 extra emails
- Email marketing
- Product reviews
- Popups and forms
- Live chat
- Wishlist and back in stock
You save $128 a month, about $1,540 a year.
Start for FreeExample store: 5,000 contacts and about 20,000 emails a month, 50,000 monthly pageviews, 300 orders, 300 support conversations with 2 agents and 3,000 wishlist actions a month. Monthly list prices (yearly licences divided by 12), checked on each vendor's site in October 2026.
One customer profile
Every signal behind every email.
Orders, chats, reviews, popup signups and wishlist saves all land on one profile, so each email knows the whole story. Nothing to export, nothing to connect.
Switching
Switch from Elementor popups in an afternoon
Your WooCommerce data syncs when you connect the plugin and your welcome series is already written, so your new popups start working straight away.
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Install Emailwish
Add the Emailwish plugin from WordPress.org. It syncs your WooCommerce sales, products and customers.
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Rebuild your key popups
Recreate your main signup and exit-intent popups in Emailwish, with the same offer and page rules.
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Bring your subscribers
Export the signups stored in Elementor or your email service and import them with their consent status.
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04
Unpublish the old popups
Unpublish each Elementor popup as its Emailwish replacement goes live, so visitors never see two.
Results
What Emailwish stores see
Average results across Emailwish stores.
“The app is very beginner friendly, and support is just on another level, they personally helped me with installation and even added my personal countries language.”
JensFounder, ValureDesigns“Our engagement skyrocketed within the first month of using EmailWish. It's been a game changer for our marketing.”
Vinday DubeyFounder, HoodieblanRead how Happychien recovered abandoned carts or browse all case studies.
FAQ’s
Emailwish vs Elementor Popup Builder: your questions
Yes. Emailwish gives WooCommerce stores exit-intent, timed and page-rule popups with no pageview limits, and sends every signup into a welcome series that's already written. Email marketing, reviews, live chat and wishlists are in the same app.
No. Popups are on every Emailwish plan, including Free. Elementor's own Popup Builder is a Pro feature that starts with the Advanced Solo plan.
They're added to your list and get the form signup series, which is written and switched on at setup. A discount from the popup can go out in the first email.
No. There are no visitor, pageview or popup-view limits on any plan. You pay for the emails you send.
Yes. Approved reviews collected by Emailwish can appear inside popups as social proof.
Yes. The Emailwish plugin from WordPress.org syncs your WooCommerce sales, products and customers as soon as you connect it.
Yes. The Seed plan is free for 1,000 emails and 100 contacts, with popups, reviews, live chat and wishlists included.
Yes. Live chat and email support are included on every plan, including Free.
