@cacarr Well, i don't wish to compare with any other builder as that would be a little biased. But let me highlight some of the features of Tailor Page Builder: * Content Retention - There is no content Lock-in using Tailor, all your content is also available and editable via WordPress editor and presented nicely there, you can switch b/w WP Editor and Tailor Editor easily and with the latest update we have also made it possible to edit Tailor made content in WP editor also. This is really powerful, many page builders doesn't allow you to use WP editor alongside with their app. Also if you wish to disable Tailor app all you content is ported nicely to WP content and you won't be left with useless shortcodes behind. * True Drag & Drop - Unlike others Tailor is a true drag and drop WordPress page builder. For example if you wish to re-order your Tabs you can do that on page by dragging a tab on the left/right. Similarly with Toggles/accordions, things like that improves speed, working with a page builder. * Flexible Responsive Columns - Create columns, nested columns, adjust column width. Btw using Tailor you don't need to create row/column first just drag and drop an element / block to the left or right of another element on the page and the row/column will be auto created. Also adjusting column width on different device sizes is a breeze also with simple dragging on specific responsive preview size. * Nested Elements - This is something really powerful. Imagine you need a gallery within a Tab, simply drag and drop the gallery element in a Tab element. Boom. * Multipurpose Elements - Tailor has less but multi purpose elements, for example Gallery element is capable of creating Images List, Images Grid, Images Carousel, Images Slide Show, all done within same single element. This is a powerful and optimized for speed. * Custom Icon Packs - Most top page builders comes with limited icons, mostly only FontAwesome icon pack, But Tailor allows user to add there own icon font pack and adding icon is just 1 click process and once added those new icons will become available to everywhere there is a icon picker control in any element. * Clean and Fast UI - Tailor has adopted WordPress native UI nicely and thus it feel like a native builder and WordPress users finds it simple and easy to use as they are already used to of this UI in WordPress. * Super Extendible - Tailor has a really powerful and easy to use API for extending / customizing Elements and functionality in Tailor page builder. Additionally Tailor also has REST API. Ahh.. I can continue further highlighting more features here but i request you to give it a try yourself as this is completely free and hosted at WP :)

@jesse_ryles please read here some of the features highlighted.

@munir_kamal If for nothing else, it's worth checking out for the portability -- which can be a serious issue for some when using Divi Builder.

@cacarr Could you please elaborate this further? Do you mean by importing/exporting templates in Tailor? Btw Tailor already allows you to save any section/element or full page as a Template and then you can also import/export that easily. Read more about templates here: https://support.gettailor.com/hc...

@munir_kamal _"Also if you wish to disable Tailor app all you content is ported nicely to WP content and you won't be left with *useless shortcodes* behind."_ If one does a search for "Divi theme," they get this in the first couple pages (last I checked): http://chrislema.com/divi-theme-... Some of that is outdated, but there is considerable lock-in with Divi Builder. Don't get me wrong, Divi is slick, polished, and powerful, but not without drawbacks. Also, they've recently started seriously addressing speed issues, but it's pretty darn heavy.

@adammydesign Thank you. There is a "Try Live" button on the home page which will allow you to test drive Tailor in a alive sandbox website. Please do pass your feedbacks and suggestions to improve Tailor Page Builder :)

@adammydesign @jesse_ryles Thank you to report that, just fixed it.

@munir_kamal FORBIDDEN - You don't have permission to access /cd8b1b9c/8c797927-cedee33a2d-3d95a7f9 on this server. Apache/2.4.18 (Ubuntu) Server at purple-fog-8602.sandboxwp.io Port 80

@vinnie_termini oops looks like server got exhausted due to huge ProductHunt traffic, we are looking into it will be fixed shortly. Btw the plugin is hosted at WP repo and you can still try it out by installing directly via WordPress. Just search for "Tailor" in plugins.

@vinnie_termini Fixed! Please try again.

@munir_kamal I see Tailor is being discontinued - can we discuss taking it on? My email is scott.bowler@dcsworldwide.net

@kamila Thank you!

@ronen_frieman Thanks

@lyondhur Thank you :)

@ipstas WP is getting better and better and is no more only for blogging. You may create almost any type of website using WP these days really. And Tailor makes it even more easier and fun, without any bloat.

@ipstas Dead? Quite the opposite.

@siddharth87 Thanks, man.

@gal_rotem Thank you (y)

@alina_karnaukh Indeed, that's our focus on to make it simple and easier for users. In Tailor you don't need to worry about adding a Row or a column. Simply drag any element on the page and done, if you need column simply drag and drop any element on the left or right of an element block on the page and the row / column will be created automatically. There are many cool features Tailor has, hope it will make designing complex layouts easier than ever.

@chuckreynolds Sorry for the late response. Gutenberg is still premature, and we are monitoring the progress closely and have the plan to make sure Tailor works parallel to Gutenberg or even integrates with it in some way if possible. Let's see how it goes. Currently, Tailor works out of the box with the Default WP editor, not only it display your Tailor made content in WP editor nicely, but it also allows you to edit content via WP editor and keep it updated in Tailor.