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Page Builder Sandwich: Blocks

What Page Builder Sandwich does for blocks, and which of it is free.

What it does

  • Essential blocks — Section, Container, Heading, Text, Button, Image, Icon, Icon List, Video, Spacer, Divider, Tabs, Accordion, Gallery, Testimonial, Call to Action, Map (no API key needed), Social Icons, Star Rating, Progress Bar, Alert, Table of Contents, Embed.
  • Icon library — Thousands of icons (free sets) plus your own SVG uploads, sanitised for safety.
  • Place any widget or shortcode — Drop in any WordPress widget or another plugin's shortcode, with a friendly settings panel where possible.
  • Slider and carousel (Pro) — Touch-friendly and accessible; content, images, posts or products.
  • Marketing blocks (Pro) — Pricing Table, Countdown, Counter, Flip Box, Before/After, Timeline, Price List, Team, Logo Grid, Animated Headline, Hotspots, Lottie animations.
  • Posts and archive blocks (Pro) — Post Grid, Post Carousel, Masonry, Filterable Portfolio, Load More, Pagination.
  • Navigation builder (Pro) — Menus, mega menus, mobile off-canvas menu, sticky and transparent headers.
  • Site blocks (Pro) — Search, Login/Register, Breadcrumbs, Share Buttons, Author Box, Reading Time, Back to Top.
  • Data table (Pro) — Sortable, searchable, responsive tables, with CSV import.
  • Content toggle and reveal (Pro) — Show more/less, tabs to accordion on mobile, and so on.
  • Google and Trustpilot reviews block (Pro) — Show your Google Business and Trustpilot reviews as a grid, slider or badge, filtered by rating (only 5★, or 3★ and above), newest or best first. Uses your own Google Places key / Trustpilot account; reviews are cached daily so pages stay fast. Follows Google's rule of no star schema for self-served reviews.

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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