ElementsBoost is an optimization tool for Elementor sites. It focuses on reducing page bloat by removing unused Elementor CSS, JavaScript, fonts, icons, scripts, and addon assets, with the stated aim of speeding up pages and improving conversion outcomes on faster sites.
Its workflow is built around scanning a chosen Elementor page, showing which widgets, sections, scripts, styles, addon assets, images, and performance issues affect it, and then letting the user preview changes safely before applying them. The product says optimizations can be applied with one click, measured with built-in PageSpeed benchmarks, and undone if needed. The site also describes three Pro engines: Lean Elementor for per-page or per-template removal of unused CSS and JavaScript, MMT Image Compression for self-hosted image optimization with WebP, AVIF, bulk media-library processing, and original-image restoration, and DNA Guard for safe previews and rollback control. It also notes that Pro can externalize and defer non-critical CSS.
ElementsBoost works with Elementor Free and Pro. It says it complements, rather than replaces, Google PageSpeed, and that it can be used alongside WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, FlyingPress, Cloudflare, and Autoptimize, with those tools handling caching and delivery while ElementsBoost handles Elementor-specific cleanup first. The page also mentions self-hosted image optimization and $0 image API fees.
The product is offered as a free version and a Pro version, with a free download and a prompt to buy ElementsBoost Pro. The page also states that it is free on WordPress.org and lists 2,400+ active installations with a 4.9 rating.
ElementsBoost sits in PulseGate's Hosting, deployment & PaaS category. It focuses on improving Elementor site speed and Core Web Vitals by removing unnecessary frontend assets. ElementsBoost is a consumer product aimed at elementor site owners and webmasters. ElementsBoost follows a freemium model. It ships for the web.
It is developed by Mubashir Taqi, and it first shipped in 2026. Among its 7 catalogued features are asset cleanup, Unused CSS removal, and Unused JS removal.
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