
ElementsBoost is an Elementor page speed optimizer for WordPress that helps make slow Elementor websites faster.
Elementor is powerful, but many Elementor pages load CSS, JavaScript, fonts, icons, animations, slider files, lightbox scripts, and addon assets that are not always needed on every page. That extra frontend bloat can hurt Google PageSpeed Insights, Core Web Vitals, loading time, and the overall user experience.
ElementsBoost helps you clean that bloat safely. It scans your Elementor website, highlights unused or unnecessary assets, shows risk levels and estimated savings, and gives you safer controls to optimize performance without manually editing code.
Use ElementsBoost to speed up Elementor pages, reduce unused CSS and JavaScript, improve Core Web Vitals, and build a lighter WordPress website.
Caching plugins like WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, FlyingPress, W3 Total Cache, and Cloudflare are excellent for caching, minification, compression, and delivery.
ElementsBoost does something different.
Instead of only compressing heavy Elementor output, ElementsBoost helps remove unnecessary Elementor assets before your cache plugin stores the final page. This gives your cache plugin a cleaner, lighter page to serve.
Use ElementsBoost together with your existing cache plugin for a stronger website speed optimization stack.
ElementsBoost helps reduce common Elementor and WordPress performance issues, including:
Website speed optimization can break layouts when done blindly. ElementsBoost is built around safer optimization.
Every optimization toggle includes a risk level, estimated savings, and a clear explanation. Smart Onboarding recommends safer settings for your current setup, Settings History lets you restore previous configurations, and compatibility warnings help you avoid known conflicts before enabling risky options.
ElementsBoost is designed to help you optimize with more confidence instead of guessing which files are safe to remove.
Generic performance plugins do not always understand which Elementor widgets, libraries, and frontend assets are actually needed.
ElementsBoost is built specifically for Elementor. It focuses on the real performance problems Elementor users face: unused CSS, unnecessary JavaScript, heavy fonts, icons, animations, sliders, lightboxes, and addon assets.
The goal is simple: help Elementor websites load less, render faster, and perform better.
ElementsBoost Free gives you practical Elementor speed optimization tools you can use without touching code.
ElementsBoost Pro adds deeper page-by-page optimization, safer testing tools, and advanced performance features for Elementor, Elementor Pro, and popular Elementor addon websites.
Get ElementsBoost Pro at elementsboost.com
Everything Pro is available at elementsboost.com.
This plugin connects to the following external services under specific conditions:
When the Self-host Google Fonts feature is enabled, the plugin downloads font CSS and font files from Google Fonts (fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com) to serve them locally from your server. This is a one-time download that is cached locally. Subsequent page loads use the local copy. No user data is sent to Google during this process.
When you explicitly enable the Diagnostics toggle in General settings, the plugin sends anonymous, aggregated usage data to elementsboost.com, specifically the REST endpoint https://elementsboost.com/wp-json/elementsboost-telemetry/v1/collect, on a weekly basis.
This data includes WordPress version, Elementor version, PHP version, active theme name, number of active plugins, number of Elementor pages, which optimization toggles are enabled, and a hashed non-reversible site identifier. No personal data, page URLs, page content, or identifiable information is sent. This feature is disabled by default and requires manual opt-in.
The plugin fetches aggregated, anonymous ecosystem benchmarks from elementsboost.com, specifically https://elementsboost.com/wp-json/elementsboost-telemetry/v1/benchmarks, to power the How You Compare dashboard widget.
This request sends no user data. It only retrieves aggregated statistics about average optimization scores across participating sites. The response is cached locally for 6 hours.
The Show compatibility alerts when activating plugins feature downloads a curated list of WordPress plugins known to conflict with Elementor from https://elementsboost.com/wp-json/elementsboost-intel/v1/intelligence-feed.
The feed is fetched once per day on a WordPress cron event. This request sends no user data. It only retrieves the aggregated risk list. The response is cached locally for 24 hours. This feature is enabled by default and can be turned off under Settings Optimization General Plugin Behavior & Tools.
When using the PageSpeed Benchmark feature in ElementsBoost Pro, the plugin sends your page URL to Google’s PageSpeed Insights API v5 to retrieve performance scores and Core Web Vitals metrics. Only the page URL is sent. No cookies, user data, or authentication tokens are transmitted. Results are stored locally in post meta for before/after comparison.