What Page Builder Sandwich does for more features, and which of it is free.
What it does
Command palette and keyboard shortcuts — Press Ctrl/Cmd+K to add blocks, jump to pages or run actions without the mouse.
Autosave and crash recovery — Work is saved every few seconds; a closed tab or crash never loses edits.
Safe mode — Temporarily disables other plugins in the editor only, to find conflicts without breaking the live site.
Conversion tracking(Pro) — Send button clicks and form submissions to Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager and Meta Pixel with no code.
A/B testing(Pro) — Test two versions of a section or page and see which converts better.
Find and replace across all pages(Pro) — Change text, links or colours across every page in one go.
Cookie consent banner builder(Pro) — A GDPR-style consent banner designed in the builder that blocks tracking scripts until consent.
Client review mode(Agency plan) — Clients leave comments on the page before it goes live; you resolve them in the editor.
Multisite support(Agency plan) — Network activation and shared templates across a WordPress multisite network.
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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