Is Crocoblock worth it?
Crocoblock review: this page covers what the company's own pages say about its plugins, subscriptions, refunds and support.
Crocoblock is a set of WordPress plugins and a site builder, sold by subscription or as a lifetime license. The plugins work fully with Elementor and with the default WordPress editor, and only partly with Bricks. Whether it is worth the cost depends on how many sites you build and how many of its plugins you would use.
What is Crocoblock?
Crocoblock says it has worked on high-end WordPress products since 2018, and it makes its products for WordPress professionals.
Its homepage describes CrocoBuilder and JetPlugins as made for WordPress professionals, and as a fit for WordPress, Elementor, Bricks and Divi. The product set is built around JetPlugins, which are sold individually or inside subscription bundles.
Who Crocoblock is for
The products suit WordPress professionals who build sites with Elementor, Bricks or Divi, and anyone who builds on the default WordPress editor. Each builder has its own subscription bundle, such as the For Elementor Builder bundle with 20 JetPlugins.
What CrocoBuilder is
CrocoBuilder is an AI-native builder for WordPress with full code ownership. The product set also includes JetProductTables, which builds responsive WooCommerce product tables. CrocoBuilder costs $79 per year for 1 site, according to the pricing page.
Is Crocoblock legit and safe to use?
Crocoblock is run by a team the company calls a proud Ukrainian project, and its privacy policy names JETIMPEX, INC. as the owner.
Owner and team
The privacy policy lists JETIMPEX, INC., at 525 NE 14 Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301, United States, as the owner and data controller. The about page describes 15-year development experience and says the team grew from 5 to 70 people. The page also says the company has worked on WordPress products since 2018.
Founders
The about page lists Anna Gurko as CEO of the project and Andrew Shevchenko as CTO and code master. Andriy Andreyev and Dmytro Kuriksha are also named among the founders.
How we evaluated Crocoblock
This review draws on Crocoblock's homepage, pricing page, plugin pages, FAQ, about page, privacy policy and terms.
WPBenchly did not sign up for or test any Crocoblock product. Each price and statement comes from those pages, and each fact links to the page it came from. Prices are taken as printed on the pricing and plugin pages, and no outside review sites were used for this article.
Crocoblock output quality and limits
Crocoblock's pages say the plugins work fully with Elementor, partly with Bricks, and list the technical requirements they need.
Compatibility
The FAQ says Crocoblock is fully compatible with Elementor, that the default WordPress page builder, also known as Gutenberg, is supported, and that some JetPlugins partially support Bricks. The FAQ also says you do not need Elementor Pro to work with its plugins.
Technical requirements
The FAQ lists PHP 8.1 or higher, MySQL 5.6 or higher, a WordPress memory limit of 768 MB or higher, and an SSL certificate on the server. The homepage says the site is secured via Patchstack. These are the company's stated requirements, so confirm them against your host before you install.
Crocoblock key features
The catalog centers on JetPlugins for WooCommerce and builders, CrocoBuilder, and ready-made templates.
JetProductTables
JetProductTables builds responsive WooCommerce product tables, with filters, sorting, variation tables and a Preset Manager.
Builder bundles and templates
Each builder has its own bundle. For Elementor Builder includes 20 JetPlugins, For Gutenberg Builder includes 17 JetPlugins, and For Bricks Builder includes 8 JetPlugins and 36 widgets. All-Inclusive costs $199 per year for 1 site and gives access to all 23 JetPlugins. The Lifetime plan costs $999 one time for unlimited sites. The JetProductTables page lists a Custom Subscription at $55 per year. The homepage lists 200+ templates, ready to use inside Elementor and WordPress.
Crocoblock pricing and plans
Crocoblock sells yearly plans for one site, and a lifetime plan for unlimited sites, with prices printed on its pricing page.
Crocoblock plans and prices
All-Inclusive costs $199 per year for 1 site and includes 23 JetPlugins. All-Inclusive Plus costs $249 per year for 1 site, also with 23 JetPlugins. The Lifetime plan is $999 one time for unlimited sites, with forever product updates and forever Zoom and chat support.
CrocoBuilder costs $79 per year for 1 site, and the JetProductTables page lists a Custom Subscription at $55 per year.
Support, refunds and cancellation
Support covers existing valid licenses through chat, tickets and Zoom calls, and refunds run through your account.
Support channels
Human-powered support covers all subscriptions, with Zoom calls, live chat and tickets, and 24/5 availability. Support is provided only to existing, valid licenses, and agents can ask for your license key and purchase email. Zoom calls last 20 minutes, and longer issues need a ticket.
Refunds and cancellation
Refunds can be requested within 30 days of the purchase date through your personal account, and pro rata refunds are not available. Refunds do not cover bank fees, exchange rate differences or tax fees. You can cancel a subscription in your personal account, so no recurring charges are made.
The FAQ says there is no free trial, but offers a 30-day money-back guarantee instead.
Who should use Crocoblock
Crocoblock suits WordPress professionals who build on Elementor, Gutenberg, Bricks or Divi and want many plugins under one subscription.
If you need only one plugin, its yearly price may be enough. JetProductTables, for example, has a Custom Subscription listed at $55 per year. If you build many sites, the All-Inclusive plans give access to all 23 JetPlugins for one site, and the Lifetime plan covers unlimited sites. Buyers who want a free trial should know there is none, since the FAQ says so.
Final verdict on Crocoblock
This Crocoblock review finds clear prices and a broad plugin set, with limits on support scope and refunds.
The 30-day money-back guarantee gives a short window to check fit after purchase. The limits are real: support covers only valid licenses, and refunds do not cover bank or tax fees. Pick the plan that matches the number of sites you run, not the largest bundle.