Divi is our flagship theme and visual page builder.
- Free version
- No
- Price
- From $89/year
- Category
- Themes
Evenly matched on the points we can measure. Here's how they compare on price, features, ratings and deals.
| Feature | Divi | Jupiter X |
|---|---|---|
| Our score | 6.7/10 | 6.7/10 |
| Starts at | $89/year | $58 once |
| Free version | No | – |
| Refund window | 30 days | 180 days (better) |
| Billing | Subscription | One-time payment |
| Active installs | – | – |
| Last Black Friday | 80% off (better) | 20% off |
| Category | Themes | Themes |
| Vendor | Elegant Themes | Artbees |
| Black Friday 2026 | Not announced | Not announced |
DiviStarts here
$89/year
Unlimited sites
Divi Pro
$277/year
Unlimited sites
Divi Lifetime
$249 once
Unlimited sites
1 SiteStarts here
$58 once
1 site
10 Sites
$349 once
10 sites
100 Sites
$1,999 once
100 sites
Reddit users discuss Divi mostly through questions about whether to keep using it, reports of a slow builder and layout breakage after moving to Divi 5, and hard-to-fix styling problems. Some say it still has features Gutenberg lacks and that their Divi sites keep working well.
Reddit users who have used JupiterX like its multiple editable styles and header grouping, but one long-time fan says updates to Elementor and the theme keep causing friction. A 2024 thread compares it with Phlox, Astra and OceanWP for a creative agency site, and the discussion there is mostly open-ended.
They're evenly matched on the points we can measure. Pick by features and budget.
Divi starts at $89/year and Jupiter X starts at $58 once.
Both are on our Black Friday tracker. Divi was 80% off last year. Jupiter X was 20% off last year.
Divi is our flagship theme and visual page builder.
Jupiter X is our vision of an ideal WordPress and WooCommerce website builder, offering unrivaled flexibility and extensive customization capability.