OptimizePress Review 2024
by Adam Preiser updated Feb 23, 2024
OptimizePress is one of the first page builder plugins for WordPress. It’s more marketed to internet marketers, but can be used for all sorts of purposes.
Current Pricing: $97 – $297
Ease Of Use
10/10
Price / Value
10/10
Support
10/10
OptimizePress Pros
- 30 Page Templates
- Autoresponder Integration
- Membership Plugin Included
OptimizePress Cons
Sadly OptimizePress really hasn’t changed since it was released in 2014. In that time much easier builders have been released. Unfortunately, with OptimizePress it is very tedious to create page layouts because it is not a true front end page builder.
Also, there are content lock in issues. If you ever stop using OptimizePress you loose all of your work.
OptimizePress Coupon Discounts
There are currently no active OptimizePress Coupon or OptimizePress Discounts available.
OptimizePress Review: Wrap Up
Right now I wouldn’t recommend using OptimizePress because it is old and outdated. If you are wanting to create landing pages you would be better off using Thrive Leads or Elementor.
Also, the included membership plugin is essentially a fork of S2 Member.
4 thoughts on “OptimizePress”
Adam,
Did you try the new optimize press 3.0?
I’m very curious to know how you compare that to Elementor Pro.
Thanks
OptimizePress 3 looks good. And it’s getting better.
I’m moving from Optimizedpress to Elementor due to the very things you pointed up above.
When i try to ‘Edit with Elementor,’ the existing pages breaks.
I could do a new page to replace but it will affect my permalinks.
For example, my OP page sits on example .com/home
I want to be able to use the same /home using elementor but the page breaking means i got to use /home-1 instead. any work around?
You can create a new page as a template in Elementor and when you are done with the design, overwrite the OptimizePress page with the Elementor template.