What Page Builder Sandwich does for more blocks, and which of it is free.
What it does
Content blocks — Pull quote, code with syntax highlighting, footnotes, dual/gradient heading, highlighted text, drop cap, tooltip, badge, info box, feature list, steps/process, checklist, comparison table, glossary, modal and off-canvas panels.
Utility blocks — Related posts, post meta, HTML sitemap, reading progress, QR code, contact buttons (call/email/WhatsApp), WhatsApp chat button, booking embeds (Calendly, Cal.com), password-protected content, user profile.
More icon sets — Font Awesome (free set), Lucide, Material Symbols and Phosphor, all loaded as individual SVGs, never whole icon fonts.
Media blocks(Pro) — Image accordion, masonry and justified galleries, lightbox, video playlist, audio and podcast player, 3D model viewer, PDF viewer, background video, parallax image, Ken Burns slideshow, YouTube/Vimeo gallery.
Marketing blocks(Pro) — Monthly/yearly pricing toggle, evergreen countdown, sticky promo bar, coupon code reveal, social-proof pop-ups ('Sarah just bought…'), trust badges, logo marquee, click-to-tweet, share bar, newsletter signup.
Data and business blocks(Pro) — Charts (bar, line, pie), progress circle, roadmap, org chart, events list and calendar, business hours with 'open now', multi-location map and store locator.
Interactive and effects blocks(Pro) — Vertical tabs, content switcher, scroll progress bar, typewriter and animated text, marquee, particles background, cursor effects, shape dividers.
Custom fonts(Pro) — Upload your own fonts or connect Adobe Fonts.
Visual effects(Pro) — Gradients, glass effect, masks, blend modes, filters, shape dividers, background video and slideshow backgrounds.
Free or Pro
A feature marked (Pro) needs a Pro licence; (Agency plan) needs the Agency plan. Everything else is in the free edition.
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