# RapidWeaver Elements Pricing Update

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**Created:** [May 2, 2025, 11:33am UTC](https://forums.realmacsoftware.com/t/rapidweaver-elements-pricing-update/47367 "2025-05-02T11:33:05Z")\
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Wow, based on my experience with [Elements](https://elementsapp.io/), it is WAY faster to build a website with [Elements](https://elementsapp.io/) than the Classic/Stacks combo. But more importantly is is WAY more user friendly and intuitive.

It pains me to have to go back and use Classic/Stacks.

I have just been forced to create a brand new site from scratch with [Elements](https://elementsapp.io/) and it was incredible how fast it came together, and it ended up looking good to boot.

I’m now in the process of porting a site from Classic to [Elements](https://elementsapp.io/) and it has taken an amazingly short amount of time.

The last thing I would call Classic/Stacks compared to [Elements](https://elementsapp.io/), is user friendly!

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