Changelog & Product Updates
Elementor MCP is actively maintained. Here's what shipped, in plain language — no jargon, just what changed for you.
Plugin 3.3: Claude on the web and mobile, ChatGPT, one-click updates
Version 3.3 connects claude.ai, the Claude mobile app and ChatGPT through a secure sign-in, with no password to copy. With an active license, updates now install in one click from the plugin page, or on their own if you turn on WordPress auto-updates. Generated pages use the full width by default, and a new check measures each page on desktop, tablet and mobile before the AI calls it done.
Getting-started guide, comparisons and legal pages
Published a getting-started guide, comparison pages, and our Privacy Policy, Terms of Sale and Refund Policy — plus a refreshed homepage headline.
Site security and SEO audit
Added a full set of security headers (CSP, HSTS, and more) and fixed several SEO inconsistencies across the site.
Stripe payments
Checkout now runs on Stripe instead of Lemon Squeezy — same one-time price, with more payment methods available.
More reliable generations
Mockup-fidelity checks and the structural SEO/Schema.org audit now run server-side on every generation, so results are consistent no matter which plugin version is installed.
Stronger license security
Each license is now locked to a single WordPress site to prevent key sharing, with rate limiting and stricter permission checks throughout the plugin.
Lifetime license, unlimited generations
Removed the credits system — every license now includes unlimited generations, with nothing to top up. Added a secure plugin download and a clearer purchase confirmation page.
Elementor MCP launches
Elementor MCP goes live — the WordPress module that connects Elementor to AI assistants (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor…) via the Model Context Protocol. Available at launch in English, French, Italian and Spanish.