Elementor vs Bricks on the same WooCommerce checkout

Elementor vs Bricks on the same WooCommerce checkout

We A/B tested two identical checkout designs on a store doing ~900 orders/month. Same theme, same hosting, only the builder changed.

Numbers after 30 days each:
— Bricks checkout TTI: 2.1s vs Elementor 3.4s
— Bricks JS payload 280KB lighter on /checkout
— Conversion lifted from 2.3% to 2.7% on the Bricks build

That 0.4-point gain is roughly $1,100/month at their average order value.

Pros:
— Faster checkout measurably moved revenue
— Bricks didn't fight WooCommerce hooks

Cons:
— Elementor's WooBuilder is more designer-friendly
— Bricks required manual CSS for cart styling

Best for: stores where checkout speed is tied to money and you can run a real split test.