Divi, I would be interested in using it, since I have it free with my accommodations. But unfortunately, I quickly struggled with it, especially in responsive. big difficulty with the adjustment of the columns and a rendering in real which did not always correspond.

Finally, when I first launched Visual composer, it was kind of love at first sight for the smoothness and clarity of the UI.

He did not disappoint me. The only thing I could fault V.C. it’s his UX, the interface could be more efficient, faster with less mouse clicks. So, you will understand, I do not endorse the ranking here at all.

There is another one that is beginning to make itself known, it is Betheme, at the first opening it seduces with its design and the apparent quantity of elements. But unfortunately, it is not developed, in any case, the builder. I couldn’t manage to adjust the size of my logo, I never found the adjustment of the columns, and the worst, the adjustments applied as colors simply did not work on certain basic elements.

Which is a shame, because Betheme is the cheapest of all, €60 for a license 1 site for life.
Because unfortunately, the others, it’s every year that you have to pay!! Visual composer offers a 1 site lifetime license for $149 and recently offers a complete package with hosting included.

Small criticism, it is not translated into French .. But it does not matter.

And one last thing that must count in the balance is the after-sales service, and on this side, Team Visual Composer are close to their customers and are very accessible, they are open to criticism and suggestions.