If you build WordPress sites, there is a good chance you have already used a Wpmet plugin without knowing the name behind it. Wpmet is the team behind ElementsKit, GutenKit, MetForm, ShopEngine, PopupKit, EmailKit, TableKit and more – a family of plugins that, according to the company, powers more than 3 million websites.

This Wpmet review looks at the whole ecosystem: what each plugin does, why ElementsKit is the flagship, how the tools fit together for design, lead generation and eCommerce, and what you get with the Wpmet All-in-One Bundle lifetime deal.

What Is Wpmet?

Wpmet was founded in 2018 and is a brand under Roxnor (formerly XpeedStudio). Instead of building one large “do-everything” plugin, Wpmet builds focused plugins that each solve one job well and work nicely together. The company says more than 2 million customers actively use its themes and plugins, and ElementsKit has received the BASIS National ICT Award in Bangladesh.

• Founded: 2018
• Parent brand: Roxnor (formerly XpeedStudio)
• Reach: 3 million+ websites powered by Wpmet plugins
• Flagship: ElementsKit, used by 2 million+ site owners
• Website languages: 11, including German, Spanish, French, Japanese and Korean

The Wpmet Plugin Ecosystem at a Glance

Here is how the main Wpmet plugins line up:

• ElementsKit – all-in-one addon for the Elementor page builder
• GutenKit – page builder blocks for the native Gutenberg editor
• PopupKit – popup builder with smart triggers
• MetForm – flexible, design-friendly form builder for Elementor
• EmailKit – drag-and-drop email customizer for WordPress and WooCommerce
• ShopEngine – all-in-one WooCommerce solution for Elementor
• TableKit – native table builder for data tables, post tables and product tables
• Rox Appointment Booking – complete appointment booking plugin with a step-by-step booking flow
• WP Social, WP Ultimate Review and FundEngine – social login/sharing, review and crowdfunding tools

Because the same team builds and maintains everything, the plugins share a consistent interface and are designed to run side by side. You can explore all Wpmet plugins on the official site.

ElementsKit: The Flagship Wpmet Plugin for Elementor

ElementsKit is the product most people know Wpmet for. It turns Elementor into a complete site-building toolkit and is used by more than 2 million site owners.

• 110+ widgets and extensions, including 90+ custom addons
• 98+ ready home pages and 1,000+ ready sections in the layout library
• Header & Footer Builder and Mega Menu Builder
• Widget Builder to create your own custom widgets
• Cross-domain copy paste, conditional content, advanced sticky, parallax, image masking and tooltips

A free version of ElementsKit is available on WordPress.org, so you can start building before upgrading, and paid plans include a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Building Without Elementor: GutenKit and Hello Block Theme

Not every project uses Elementor. GutenKit brings page-builder blocks to the native WordPress block editor, so you can design full pages in Gutenberg without an extra page builder. The Wpmet bundle also includes the Hello Block Theme, a block theme that pairs naturally with GutenKit.

Growing Leads and Sales with PopupKit, MetForm and EmailKit

Once a site is live, Wpmet has tools to turn visitors into subscribers and customers:

• PopupKit – build promotional popups visually and show them with smart triggers
• MetForm – contact forms, lead forms and application forms that are highly customizable
• EmailKit – redesign WordPress and WooCommerce emails (order confirmations, newsletters) with drag and drop instead of code

WooCommerce, Tables and Bookings

For online stores and service businesses, Wpmet covers the rest of the journey. ShopEngine is an all-in-one WooCommerce solution that lets you design your store pages with Elementor. TableKit builds data tables, post tables and product tables natively in WordPress. Rox Appointment Booking adds a guided booking flow – category, service, agent, date and time, information, summary, payment and confirmation. You can see the Wpmet WooCommerce and booking tools.

Wpmet All-in-One Bundle: One Lifetime License

The best-value way to get the Wpmet toolkit is the All-in-One Bundle. At the time of writing it is offered as a limited-time lifetime deal:

• $799 one-time instead of a total standalone value of $4,901 – a saving of $4,102 (83% off)
• Lifetime licenses for ElementsKit, Rox Appointment Booking, GutenKit, ShopEngine, MetForm, PopupKit, TableKit, EmailKit, WP Social, WP Ultimate Review and Hello Block Theme
• Upcoming products included: Dynamic CPT Fields Engine and RoxSlider
• Unlimited client sites, lifetime updates and zero renewals
• 14-day money-back guarantee, secure checkout and instant access

For agencies paying yearly renewals on several separate plugins, a single lifetime license can remove a recurring cost line. Offer terms can change, so check the current details before buying. You can view the Wpmet All-in-One Bundle here.

Support, Documentation and Free Versions

Wpmet provides online documentation for its plugins, a support ticket system and a blog with tutorials. Several plugins, including ElementsKit, have free versions on WordPress.org, which makes it easy to test the workflow before paying. The website itself is available in 11 languages.

Who Wpmet Is Best For

• Freelancers and agencies who build many client sites and want one trusted toolkit
• Elementor users who want headers, mega menus and hundreds of ready sections
• Gutenberg fans who prefer the native editor with GutenKit
• WooCommerce store owners who want custom shop pages, tables and branded emails
• Service businesses that need online appointment booking

Final Verdict: Wpmet Review 4.8 / 5

Wpmet stands out for building a complete, consistent WordPress toolkit under one roof. ElementsKit alone is a strong reason to try it, and the wider ecosystem – GutenKit, PopupKit, MetForm, EmailKit, ShopEngine, TableKit and Rox Booking – covers design, lead capture, eCommerce and bookings. With free versions to start and a lifetime bundle for heavy users, Wpmet earns a 4.8 / 5. Ready to build? Get started with Wpmet.