v4 status
WorksLast update
Free tier
From, per year
Huge free tier. Broad, but heavy.
Which Elementor add-ons work with Elementor v4?
An independent tracker of the major add-on packs: what each vendor says about v4, when it last shipped and what it costs. Last checked 5 November 2026.
v4 compatibility tracker
Works means the vendor says its widgets run on v4. Partial means some features do not reach Atomic elements yet. No statement means the changelog does not mention v4. Every status is the vendor’s own claim, with the source linked on its row.
v4 status
WorksLast update
Free tier
From, per year
Fewer widgets, well polished. Strong free header and footer builder.
v4 status
WorksLast update
Free tier
From, per year
Strong header, footer and mega menu tools.
v4 status
WorksLast update
Free tier
From, per year
Largest widget count. Frequent releases.
v4 status
WorksLast update
Free tier
From, per year
The most explicit v4 testing of any pack here.
v4 status
WorksLast update
Free tier
From, per year
Classic widgets, usable inside v4 containers.
v4 status
WorksLast update
Free tier
From, per year
Big free set, plus GSAP animation tools.
v4 status
WorksLast update
Free tier
From, per year
Feature rich, with plenty of v4 guidance.
v4 status
WorksLast update
Free tier
From, per year
Budget pick. Thin detail on v4.
v4 status
PartialLast update
Free tier
From, per year
Best for dynamic content and logic. Visibility conditions do not reach Atomic elements yet.
v4 status
No statementLast update
Free tier
From, per year
Generous free tier, heavy on template kits.
v4 status
No statementLast update
Free tier
From, per year
Best for dynamic listing sites. Check v4 before relying on it.
v4 status
No statementLast update
Free tier
From, per year
Lightweight, but releases have slowed.
What changes for add-ons in v4
Classic widgets keep working
Elementor says v3 and v4 elements can sit on the same page. Add-on widgets are v3 widgets, so they still render, including inside Atomic containers.
Extensions may not reach Atomic elements
Features that add controls to every element, such as visibility conditions, motion effects or wrapper links, need extra work from the vendor before they appear on Atomic elements.
Atomic is the default for new sites only
Since Elementor 4.0, new sites start on the Atomic editor. Existing sites stay on the classic editor until you switch it on.
How we check
Each row comes from the vendor’s own changelog, readme or release notes, with versions and dates from the WordPress.org plugin listing. We have not run our own tests yet, so every status is the vendor’s claim, linked to its source. We recheck every month.