White-label by default
No BricksGenius branding in the client workflow. Communication runs through your agency unless you approve otherwise.
Migrate to Bricks / Elementor
A staging-first Bricks rebuild for agencies and studios: Elementor Pro widgets, templates, forms, redirects, and SEO-critical content are mapped while we work under your brand.
<div class="elementor-section">
<div class="elementor-container">
<div class="elementor-column">
<div class="elementor-widget-wrap">
<div class="elementor-widget">
<div class="widget-container">
<h2>Your headline</h2><section class="hero">
<div class="container">
<h2>Your headline</h2>
</div>
</section>The problem
The builder that shipped your site fast is now the thing slowing it down. Here's the audit - diagnostic, not alarmist.
Agency-safe workflow
Your agency stays front-and-center. We rebuild Elementor pages in Bricks behind your brand, document migration decisions, and hand back a staged build with QA notes, redirect checks, and launch-ready details.
No BricksGenius branding in the client workflow. Communication runs through your agency unless you approve otherwise.
Your team stays front-and-center for client updates, approvals, and final presentation. We support the technical rebuild behind the scenes.
Migration work happens away from the live client site first, with review points before launch-sensitive changes move forward.
If a client technical call is useful, it happens only with your approval and with your agency present.
You receive QA notes, migration decisions, redirect guidance, and builder-specific risk notes for internal review or client-safe delivery.
Deliverables
A full rebuild in Bricks that matches your Elementor design pixel-for-pixel - at a fraction of the page weight.
Process proof
No invented case-study numbers here. Your proof is the artifact trail: widget mapping, template notes, form checks, SEO carryover, and launch guidance your team can review before anything goes live.
Reusable widgets, dynamic widgets, sliders, tabs, forms, popups, and third-party elements are mapped to native Bricks elements or documented replacements.
Colors, typography, spacing, buttons, containers, and responsive rules are reviewed before the rebuild so the Bricks system is not a guesswork copy.
Headers, footers, single templates, archives, and landing-page templates are tracked with what changed and what was rebuilt natively.
Lead forms, popup triggers, thank-you states, tracking hooks, and email routing get explicit review notes before launch handoff.
Metadata, headings, internal links, schema-bearing content, redirects, and indexable copy are checked against the staging rebuild.
You receive QA notes, migration decisions, launch guidance, and client-safe language your agency can adapt if needed.
Built to be reused by your agency. This is process proof, not a result claim. It shows how the migration is controlled before any client-facing launch.
Execution quality
A quick look at the kind of structured Bricks work, component thinking, and visual polish your agency can expect during handoff.
Review
The agency reviews the build before handoff. Fixes happen in the agreed review window, not through vague back-and-forth after launch.
Staging before handoff
No vague back-and-forth after launch.
Global classes, templates, reusable sections, and Bricks-specific decisions are documented so your team can maintain the site later.
Documented structure
Handoff notes replace guesswork.
Migration work gets URL, metadata, redirect, form, and template checks before the old builder is removed.
URL and redirect checks
No broad Lighthouse promises on inherited stacks.
Performance claims stay tied to agreed URLs and eligible conditions, especially on inherited stacks.
Measured against agreed URLs
No broad Lighthouse promises without control over the stack.
Reviews
We know that outsourcing can feel like a risk. These reviews reflect our commitment to the fundamentals of a seamless partnership. Judge us by the habits that matter most to your timeline: hitting deadlines, writing maintainable code, and keeping communication clear.
Service options
Pick by how much Elementor Pro and how many plugins your site leans on. Every quote is fixed before work starts.
Small Elementor sites - a handful of pages and standard widgets.
Starting at $850 fixed quote after review
Real Elementor Pro sites - Theme Builder, popups, and CPTs.
From $1,700 fixed quote after review
Large, plugin-heavy Elementor & WooCommerce builds at any scale.
From $3,250+ quote only
Starting prices shown; most Standard-tier migrations fall between $1,700 and $3,250. Payment: 50% to begin, 50% on launch sign-off. Includes two revision rounds against the agreed design. Final fixed quote is confirmed after reviewing the number of unique pages and templates, Elementor Pro widget use, dynamic content, forms, WooCommerce, plugin dependencies, animation complexity, SEO/redirect work, and launch-risk notes - page count alone isn't the whole picture. Third-party licences and hosting are billed separately. Not included: content rewriting, brand redesign, or SEO strategy beyond technical migration.
Process
Templates, Pro widgets, ACF, and custom code fully inventoried.
The design rebuilt in Bricks, matched against the live Elementor site.
Header, footer, archive, single & dynamic templates rebuilt as Bricks templates.
Each plugin reviewed - kept, replaced, or dropped - and the stack trimmed.
Metadata verified, redirect map applied, parity checked against the old site.
Go live with rollback ready; Elementor and its widgets removed cleanly.
Why us
# Elementor Pro widget -> Bricks native
Form widget → Bricks Form
Posts widget → Query Loop
Slider widget → Bricks Slider
Nav Menu widget → Bricks Nav
Theme Builder tmpl → Bricks template
# rebuilt native - no plugin crutchNo widget is left depending on the Elementor runtime. When Elementor is removed, nothing breaks.
Comparison
A straight technical comparison - measured, not marketing.
| Stay on Elementor | Migrate to Bricks | |
|---|---|---|
| Page weight | 1MB+ typical | Often under 200KB |
| LCP | Frequently above 2.5s | Tuned under 2.5s at handover |
| License cost | Recurring annual Pro renewal | One-time license, no renewal treadmill |
| DOM complexity | Deep nested wrapper divs | Flat, semantic markup |
| Editor speed | Lags on large pages | Fast, lightweight editor |
| SEO impact | Builder weight adds SEO risk | SEO checks and redirects documented |
| Maintenance burden | Plugin-dependent, fragile | Lean stack, fewer moving parts |
FAQ
Not directly – Bricks doesn’t run Elementor widgets. Instead, every Pro widget you use (forms, sliders, posts grids, nav menus) is re-implemented natively in Bricks. The result looks and behaves the same, without the Elementor runtime weighing the page down.
Theme Builder templates – header, footer, archive, single, 404 – are rebuilt as Bricks templates with the same display conditions. Dynamic templates keep their logic and assignments.
No. URLs and site structure are preserved, metadata is migrated, and a 301 redirect map covers any changes. We also review SEO-critical content, headings, internal links, and launch QA items before handoff.
No – keep it until the Bricks site is live and verified. Once you’ve signed off, Elementor and its license are no longer needed. There’s no rush and no overlap risk while the new site is on staging.
Popups and their trigger and display conditions are rebuilt using Bricks’ interactions and template conditions. Behavior – entry, exit-intent, scroll, click – is matched.
Custom CSS from Elementor’s per-element and site settings is consolidated, de-duplicated, and migrated. Where Elementor relied on specificity hacks to override its own wrappers, the cleaner Bricks markup removes the need for them.
Yes – that’s the Premium tier. WooCommerce templates (shop, product, cart, checkout) are rebuilt natively in Bricks, and the migration preserves products, orders, and customer data.
Send your current site and a note on which Elementor Pro widgets and plugins you rely on through the form below. We’ll reply after review with a fixed quote, handoff deliverables, and launch-risk notes.
No direct client communication by default. Your agency stays front-and-center. If a technical call is useful, it happens only with your approval and with your agency present.
Yes. The migration can run behind your agency brand with staging review, agency-safe handoff notes, and no BricksGenius branding in the client workflow.
We check SEO-critical content, metadata, heading structure, internal links, redirect requirements, and launch QA items. For larger migrations, a redirect map and staged review happen before launch.
A staged Bricks build, QA notes, migration decisions, builder-specific risk notes, and launch guidance your agency can use internally or adapt for the client.
Send the migration brief
Send the essentials - site URL, rough page count, and which Elementor Pro widgets you lean on. We'll reply with a fixed quote handoff deliverables, and launch-risk notes after review.