WordPress Page Builder Comparison - Best Elementor Alternatives 2021

[@readwriter]

This sets the absolute gold standard for delivering the most amount of information clearly and perfectly communicated in one video. Well done!

[@WPTuts]

Thank you. I hope you found the information helpful. :)

[@kerawelt2008]

Strongly endorsed !

[@MadnessInsanityful]

Hi GREAT video! but ive got a review to make for elementor, consider it getting things off my chest! Ok here is the truth from a power user, i’ve built many sites with elementor between the period 2017 - 21 so i can perhaps share my experiences. The one thing that is over looked but talked about within many elementor developers is the mess that production becomes when updates occur. Its basically a lottery with a lot of the functionally breaking with 3rd party plugin developers (elementor leans heavily on these 3rd party plugins) having to produce an update. So, usually, it takes a few days for everything to go back to normal, but be warned there will be stress and down times. Most of these issues occur in the backend editor. Every elementor user would have come across the spinning wheel or the grey screen when elementor refuses to load up. Or missing widgets from 3rd party developers. A lof these issues in most cases aare ttributed to one of the 3rd party plugins and not elementor itself. But like i said, elementor leans on these add ons. The good news is, elementor is slowly adopting a lot of the cool widgets these 3rd party plugins offer. So in the future you would hopefully not need to use these. Which leads me to plugins. There a lot and most them are ok, but they add too much bloat and even though the developers have said they have reduced and fixed some of this bloat, elementor is still loading widgets that are not used on pages. And a lot of these plugins all offer the same bloatware widgets, in fact some of them are direct copies of widgets that are in elementor pro with maybe 1 or 2 new settings added. Elementor speed is a worry and not just page speed but the editor itself. Websites that are hosted on cheap plans suffer with elementor. There is just not enough resource power to make elementor work with all the plugins on cheap plans. On top of an already expensive yearly plan to use the page builder + the added costs of pro plugins, having to fork out more money to host an elementor website has made many clients bulk (its been fun explaining to clients the cost of yearly subscriptions to plugins + hosting on top of my fee) and they tend to look elsewhere. Heck ive had clients tell me they are just going to use Wix because its easier and cheaper overall. When the whole elementor eco system works its brilliant to use, you can go days with uninterrupted production..BUT as soon as there are updates be warned..you will face issues and some downtime. This should not be the case nor be some kind of “new normal” developers who use elementor should be dealing with. At the end of the day lost production time = lost revenue and like me, many users are fed up. Its the best of an avg lot tbh but I’ve decided to move on and go back to building sites the old way. Ive tried all the page builders and the time and money spent is just not visable for me atm and my business but that doesnt mean its not good for you.

[@WPTuts]

I think most long term Elementor users experience the same issues and is a key reason why so many have jumped to alternatives. Great reply though. :)

[@DiviMundo]

Nice overview! Just a small fact check: there is actually no native popups feature in Divi. While the speed tests are interesting, you should probably do at least three runs since the result often fluctuates.

[@gurushakti69]

Yup true mate. I think he's against Divi cause of its clunky builder but really it's one of the best I've tried if one optimizes properly.

[@DraXkor]

I LOVE seeing you being straight honest about what you think of the different products and also criticizing their flaws! This just adds sooo much character and personality to your videos. I have missed this in the past when you only wanted to make tutorials and no reviews. Even though I understand that you want to keep your good relationships with the developers, I really appreciate you sharing your personal opinions on the different products as you have so much insight on a lot of things due to your extensive testing

[@WPTuts]

I think you'll certainly be seeing more of this type of content. While it takes a long time to prepare, record and edit. I do enjoy doing them and hopefully they prove useful to others. :) Thanks for the constructive feedback dude, it is always appreciated. :)

[@eric-rounds]

Amazingly comprehensive comparison. Thank you. Your videos are always helpful no matter how much experience I have, I learn.

[@digwillhachi]

For me oxygen is my go to alternative and I own bricks and hopefully see that as being my future alternative.

[@WPTuts]

You and a lot of others. :) I'm hoping Bricks will mature intoa. solid platform with good support, sensible updates and also maintain great loading times.

[@bradburyrobinson]

@@WPTuts - Great video Paul, it really gives a good overview of what each tool can do. I've been tinkering with Oxygen for a while now but you piqued my interest when I heard of the LTD on Bricks. Not sure if I would have a great reason to use it at present but I like to try these things out and, for the price, could buy it and let it mature a little and see how it goes.

[@sofiapereira6159]

I'd love to see more Brizy tutorials on your channel :) Thank you for all the content!

[@brianbrown8176]

Thanks for the wonderful video consolidating a bunch of information in one place all at once. We primarily use Elementor/Pro in our builds, but a firm we contract additional work through also uses Divi a lot, so it's a shock when we swap out of Elementor mode. Divi has always just felt like there was way too much going on just to get into what you want to edit and change, but it's probably because I learned Elementor first. Thanks again and love the channel!

[@Deliquescentinsight]

I am increasingly looking at the default Wordpress native block builder, it has improved

[@_mzkr_]

Oxygen Builder as my backup to Elementor for 2023. Oxygen is not easy but it is low level and I like the extendability of it at code level.

[@miketaiwanwalkcity6355]

Came here for Zion builder, just wonder if it's a good investment or if Zion will run out of business. Thank you for the honest review

[@paulhildmann8392]

Excellent review of the major players. I use Beaver Builder / Beaver Themer but I'm moving over to Gutenberg. Thanks for another great video!

[@spennysimmo3006]

Hi Paul. Was the Divi speed test pre or post the recent large performance update? Great video by the way, especially the editing, music, transitions and overall timing. I know first hand that's a lot of work in FCP.

[@WPTuts]

Pre, the update dropped a day after I'd done the video footage. That's part of the reason I pushed this video release until today and dropped the Divi video yesterday. 😉

[@Michael_M]

Some quality audio and video here! Nice to watch. Very informative comparison. Hard to give feedback with all this work you've put into this, but since you're asking: - I would have liked to see the latest Elementor in here as well to compare to the rest in your test setup. - In the conclusion, I'm missing the conclusion. After such a hands on comparison which one would you recommend to a friend if they asked you at a party? Other than that, very informative, I learned a lot. Thanks!!

[@WPTuts]

Cheers for the feedback Michael and I hope the new twins didn't interrupt too many times. lol I was torn as to whether to do a summary at the end to be honest. But, by the time I'd spent 2 days on it I really couldn't face spending more time to go back and add more content in. lol Right now though, if I was put on the spot, I'd say Oxygen and Bricks would be my 2 tools of choice out of those included. :)

[@Michael_M]

@@WPTuts they were off with the misses today so I had time to catch up haha. I’m starting a new project this week. One I can experiment a bit with so still undecided. I have bricks, oxygen full deal & elementor pro. But seeing the results people get with generate press pro + blocks makes me wonder if I should invest that route. yes, I do this round of doubt every project 😂

[@WPTuts]

@@Michael_M lol... I know what you mean. I actually bought GPPro recently (still haven't installed and tested it) as well as GenerateBlocks. Maybe one day I'll get the time to try them out before I have to pay for another years worth of license.. lol

[@pandaosa9]

@@WPTuts I'm curious if you'd choose Oxygen and/or Bricks over Elementor at this time.

[@WPTuts]

@@pandaosa9 Oxygen possibly, depending on the project. Bricks, yes for simple sites but it still lacks some of the more advanced features I need right now. Hopefully, once those extra features (mentioned in the video) are included, it will be a viable option for more projects. :)

[@vovkasolovev]

Site Origin Page Builder is also worth mentioning. Its main advantage is quite a wide range of features of the free version, and the disadvantage is the lack of modern design.

[@unimkeabana7703]

I wish SiteOrigin will work on this.

[@mdazhardware]

Thanks Paul for this awesome tutorial, which I found very useful, it may help many people to make a decision when it comes to choosing between different page builders.

[@WPTuts]

That's the aim, so I really hope that's the case too. :)

[@vishalmehta1419]

Left a comment earlier but for some reason I don't see it. Great job as usual. What tools do you use to create/edit your videos and format them in a timescale manner with table of contents? Thanks!

[@julianvandenberg6193]

I've been using the Elementor Developer Edition for the last 2 weeks. OMG, I've had nothing but trouble using it. I've spend the last 2 days just trying to get into the page builder, but no luck. And the support is terrible, mostly non-existant. I might be considering looking into some of the page builders you mentioned here.

[@AnisurRahman-yg3qv]

Probably in that order until Bricks adds in a loop builder and dynamic conditions. :) what is loop builder ? looking for a tutorial link.

[@NelmediaCa]

Thank you for that review Paul. Was a little surprised that Thrive Architect wasn't part of your review, though... Yes, it hasn't evolved as fast as Elementor (and is a part of the reason why I switch from it), but it's better than most tools that you did test... And, though it as been few years since my "12 things that only Thrive Architect can do" video, most of it is still true today...

[@WPTuts]

I'll be taking a look at it as so many have mentioned it. Tbh, I wasn't a fan when I tested it about 2 years ago and I always felt like it was aimed at landing pages. But I will go back and take a look. 😉

[@NelmediaCa]

@@WPTuts I totally agree that it feels like the best tool for creating landing pages (since we can start from a blank canvas)... It was better than elementor when it was released, but then Elementor added the possibility to add theme elements (header, footer, sidebar, etc) TA got lost in the dust... They tried to reply with their Theme, but not really impressive... So, maybe their next builder will be better... until again it is lost in the dust... Their development cycle (at least for major improvements) is too slow... I really miss their container, though, that I kinda got a little back with Bricks now.

[@PatPerdue]

Great overview Paul. Thank you for posting!

[@WPTuts]

My pleasure :)

[@RichardWadeUK]

10 points to Gryffindor for this one Paul... Cracking comparison. In my ongoing search to replace Elementor, I have DIVI, Brizy, OXYGEN, Bricks and Zion. I currently use DIVI as plan B on some projects, but I'm hoping one of the new kids on the block mature a bit more before I can use them as a serious contender. Bricks could be the one in the long-term, it's just not quite there for me yet.

[@WPTuts]

I'm hoping Bricks picks up the mantle. ;) Zion just isn't doing it for me I'm afraid.

[@RichardWadeUK]

@@WPTuts Bricks does seem the one with most potential to take the crown. Although, I've heard good things about the roadmap ahead for Zion, so I picked it up on a good AppSumo deal. I figured it was better to have it just in case it does take off

[@BalasaSorinStefan]

@@WPTuts we will get there :)

[@Joe-ss9cr]

Nice vid, tnx. See your production value is going up as well. Too bad the speed tests are not done under the same circumstances, which makes them a bit useless.

[@cmpalouk]

Indeed, I would like to see the same page recreated in every builder and then compare speeds and the time it took to create the page with each builder.

[@WPTuts]

The speed test wasn't really as a comparison, more of a simple example of what you can expect from the builder. My thinking is that the developers have probably spent some time on optimising the blocks and demo sites/pages, so should be a good example of what the builder actually outputs.

[@DaJyzor]

@@WPTuts I actually checked the Zion Builder demos and they are not 100% optimized and still had a great score 87 and 100 is pretty decent if you ask me. Even better than Bricks and Oxy and I heard that the latest update made it even faster.

[@WPTuts]

@@DaJyzor that's good to hear, but the editor is still buggy to use and not a great experience in my opinion. But, everyone has a different approach to working, so what may not work for me may be ideal for you. :)

[@victorrenevaldiviasoto9728]

How would you compare them with Gutenberg + tools to improve them Paul?

[@WPTuts]

It would depend on the tools with Gutenberg and how complex the site is. But, for simpler sites I would probably go Gutenberg, Blocksy and either Kadence blocks or Stackable.

[@MrRawUK]

Great in depth video. I use Divi but currently looking at using other themes such as Kadence etc .

[@WPTuts]

Gutenberg and tools like Kadence are certainly becoming better options, but do still lack many of the more advanced features needed for complex sites right now. Hopefully, that will improve in the near future.

[@Midorefooo]

You Can Use Other Theme With Divi Builder By Just Downloading The Plugin Not The The Theme In The Downloads Tap

[@jbbouleau]

Huge work you did here! Thank you a lot for sharing it with the community!

[@thomaslarmit6434]

I'm actually curious if it is smart to use a pagebuilder in the longrun? What if the company stops with the pagebuilder in about 5 years? Will my whole website be gone or broken? You see, i'm working for a company where we have several real estate projects each year which all need an individual website with USP's etc. Atm, we're working with the gutenberg editor in combination with custom made blocks made by another company. But it's really not that efficient and is very limited at times. So i'm looking for an alternative. I've tried elementor before but sometimes it feels kinda clunky because it's so sensitive to errors. Also, the amount of widgets it provides gives a feeling it makes my website slow and unreliable. I'm thinking about Bricks, Beaverbuilder or Oxygen. What would you recommend?

[@WickyDesign]

Great video! We are keeping our eyes on future releases of Bricks Builder.

[@WPTuts]

Me too.. I'm hoping to see it grow into a solid product that can rival the likes of Elementor.

[@romtekch4958]

Can any of these builders be used on SELECT pages of a site that's already in production?

[@80Vikram]

I couldn't get comments working with free Elementor version ? Is there another page builder which supports this ?

[@entermarketing]

That was really helpfull thank you. I would like to see what you think of webflow

[@peteharrison3241]

I'd like to know what you use as well as Elementor. Why did the Zion clip say guttenberg, not zion? Hopefully it's just a subdomain naming error not a different speed test. I like the look of Oxygen as I am fairly experienced in html and css. The class system is very powerful and beats any global styling options in any builder if you understand css. Thanks for another really informative tut

[@WPTuts]

I had Zion already installed on that sub-domain and didn't really want to go to the hassle of setting up a complete new sub-domain just to run the example setup. I've moved over to Gutenberg and Blocksy for various websites, including the new WPTuts site as I don't think that a PB is needed for every type of website. Bricks would then be my second choice, but it still lacks some vital tools for me.

[@peteharrison3241]

@@WPTuts True, sometimes PBs are overkill, although I've tried to make all sites as client friendly as possible so usually end up requiring dynamic content so important information can be changed easily. I use posts for most of the content, again so the client can make changes without going near the page editor, so a PB is probably essential.

[@WPTuts]

@@peteharrison3241 that's fair enough and totally justified when working with clients - they have a knack of breaking things. :)

[@goshenweb]

@@WPTuts same with your test with visual composer, you url in your gtmetrics showed a divi sub domain….

[@WPTuts]

@@goshenweb It's just locations on my server that I installed various test setups and nothing more. :)

[@Moddimail]

Is it possible to get this speed tests including in WordPress!

[@محمدحمدين-ظ7ذ]

What is the fastest in real world project in your opinion??

[@WPTuts]

That depends on so many factors, it's practically impossible to say as what may be quick for me may be totally different for you on a different setup, different hosting, location, etc.

[@richyy305]

Unfortunately elementor isn’t working for me… causing a fatal error on my site, my site will only go live when it’s deactivated

[@visualmodo]

Very good work!

[@dandrevs]

Nooo, where are you Tannoys, mate? How long you had them? I own 802s as well.

[@WPTuts]

Theya re still here, just in my downstairs office. We've been having work down, so this is shot in my upstairs office. ;)

[@kerawelt2008]

Another great wrap-up of yours. 'Wonder why some dumbass saw fit to hit the thumb down button,...). No flattery, you're a true repository of the WP ecosystem... For what I saw here I'm gonna stay with Elementor.

[@WPTuts]

Cheers for that. As for the thumbs down, I get those at times within a few seconds of the video being released, so it's par for the course on the tubes. ;)

[@AtifRehmaniwaamtech]

You missed Themify Builder which is awesome specially Themify Ultra Theme too light and super fast you should check and make the video on that please Thanks

[@vigilantezack]

I don't like builders that overuse hover actions. using Divi is like going through an acid trip, just move your mouse around and things are popping up and bouncing around, little "plus" bubbles every which way, colors all over the place, slideout menus. Some of these builders I want to yell at the screen CALM DOWN! Divi might have a "lot of options" but I actually find it quite limiting. For example if I put a header down like an H2, then I want to put a class on it, I can't. In fact I can't actually put a class on ANYTHING, because Divi doesn't put the class on the thing I select, it puts the class somewhere on parent or grandparent container element. So I can't put the class on the h2 or whatever the element is, it goes on some ancestor. So now when I want to style from this class, I have to create a selector chain to get to my actual element. Because of the "divception" of so many builders, you have very little control over the attributes, classes, ID of specific elements. In this respect, Oxygen so far is the best. If I want to put down an H2 and then put a class and ID on it, I can. I can put class, ID, and custom attributes on the exact element I want them on, without magic containers getting them applied instead. Oxygen also doesn't suffer from hover-tripping. You said the UI is outdated, but I don't think so, it looks like really any design tool that uses vertical panels. I prefer a UI that stays trim, condensed, and doesn't use huge fonts and aggressive padding on everything. For example Divi and Beaver popup panels use so much screen real estate to do so little. I prefer a nicely done consistent, minimal UI that reminds me of other design tools like Photoshop or whatever. Divi seems to be trying to look like a 4 year old's play thing. Colorful, larger, bouncing things all over the place, whack-a-mole popups. Anyway, videos like these downplay the importance of repeaters, loops, dynamic data, and conditionals. I don't know why. How can a website even be built without those features? Do people create sites that don't loop data, create grids of content, show listings of things? Do they never hide or show any content based on user logged in/out, or user roles, or dates, or other conditions? Can you build a website and not even require a single piece of dynamic content to be output? Sounds more like generic landing pages than an actual real-world website. I couldn't use a page builder if it didn't have repeaters that can connect to custom post types, ACF, etc, and lets me output dynamic data, custom code. Conditionals you could hack in with Javascript perhaps or PHP filters, but it's nice to get it in the builder UX. The builder needs to (as much as possible) encourage global design patterns. Using global options, colors, fonts, styles, elements, reusable components, along with styling based on classes and IDs and other selectors. I see far too many Elementor and Divi sites with completely trashed, inconsistent designs because people just design everything manually on every page randomly. Buttons look different everywhere, paddings set arbitrarily on each page, fonts changed for no reasons, font sizes set manually as the person sees fit. Things get out of whack very quickly. All builders can do this, but I think Oxygen is slightly more helpful in this regard with how it applies everything to the class. Although if you have multiple classes, just be sure about which one is current when you go to style something. I'm most curious about Bricks and Zion because they follow the Oxygen UI patterns. I'm kind of over the way Divi and Beaver do things, or the hover-centric, draggy-droppy patters that are overly-animated. I just want a sensible, minimal , condensed, pro tool that looks like a design and dev tool, not a play toy. I don't want over-dependence on having to use premade templates to "get started". I don't want to be limited in my ability to add code if needed, with things like code blocks, dynamics, conditions, or inserted completely custom things if the builder doesn't support something. So with that, I'm pretty much an Oxygen fan right now, but that doesn't mean I don't have cons, plenty of cons. I've already written enough!

[@Yoshua-Robinson]

Same opinion as you, very well explained!

[@anczerewicz1]

A better way to end the video would be: So that's the review. People want to know if I had to choose one to work with right now, which one would I choose. My choice would be XXXXXX. Now if you're a beginning user, you may want to consider XXXXXX or YYYYYY but overall, I find XXXXXX to be my personal pick if I could only work with one builder.

[@WPTuts]

And if it was a review video you’d be right. This is a comparison, so not the same context. 😉

[@graceazlee]

Paul, enjoy your videos but I find it too much of a cop-out that you gave Brizy, Beaver, Divi and Oxygen the same overall score of 70%! There's no way they have the same overall score with such different component scores 😅

[@BrantK147]

I don't know some builders on this list, but WPBakery and Beaver Builder are not alternatives to Elementor, they're not even close. Why waste time on them?

[@pr.andersonasantos]

UX Builder???

[@thewaliiiii]

Why do I need an alternative?

[@WPTuts]

No one is saying you NEED an alternative. But, lots of people are getting fed up with the frequent issues with Elementor, so knowing what else is out there as an alternative can be invaluable when you get to the point that you've had enough.

[@karolmot7099]

Oxygen builder now lunch 3.9 alpha version and improve "backend loading time" and "work speed/comfort on backend"

[@Moddimail]

Why are mostly pro page builders so very expensive prices?

[@smartslix4238]

Kadence Blocks is KING!

[@WPTuts]

Kadence blocks isn't a page builder, so not really relevant here. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@smartslix4238]

@@WPTuts Yup, you're right!

[@thestoic9892]

What is it then?

[@BrantK147]

Having worked extensively with Elementor and Divi I can say Divi is not as good as Elementor. There is room for competition. I wish new players would enter the website builder market because Elementor is too comfortable, they don't focus on priorities, their costumer services is terrible, and Divi is just not at the same level at all and those two are the main options. I ended up learning how to code lol

[@sksabbiryt12]

Amazing

[@sheraz_razzaq]

Paul update your divi reference link. It is not correct

[@WPTuts]

All done now, thanks for the heads up. :)

[@daoud1608]

Do you have a ranking?

[@WPTuts]

Each option is ranked in the summary, but I would say that my top options would be Brizy, Oxygen and Bricks. Probably in that order until Bricks adds in a loop builder and dynamic conditions. :)

[@daoud1608]

@@WPTuts I'm going to grab Ltd for brizy

[@WPTuts]

@@daoud1608 nice! I think you'll enjoy using it. The interface takes a little time to get used to where everything is located, but it has lots of great features and makes building sites pretty simple. :)

[@AnisurRahman-yg3qv]

his comment is disappeared luckily after I saw this.

[@WAmiraliW]

Nice

[@Alichandri]

great

[@محمدحمدين-ظ7ذ]

Why all youtubers forget live canvas??

[@WPTuts]

Unfortunately, it's not viable to buy and test every single option on the market. I have no experience of Live Canvas or a license to test it out I'm afraid.

[@stratos-tutorials]

LiveCanvas is not designed so much for creating full websites like other pro tools do. I remember more than a year ago when I was testing it, I asked for ACF support and dynamic features. They replied that it is not in their plans and the are focusing in other direction. There are other builders as well like thrive and origin but a video cannot contain everything.

[@EwanGilmour]

would be great to run the speed test on these other platforms though - to have a direct comparison. Generate Press stats would be useful. Super video - cheers!

[@michaelmartin3040]

You mentioned it of others but left out that Oxygen has a robust third=party ecosystem.

[@WPTuts]

This is true, Oxygen does have a growing eco-system with some solid tools included. :)

[@andyduinker461]

Where is Thrive Themes?

[@WPTuts]

I'm afraid I no longer have a license for it, so no chance of being able to test it and rate it. However, when I tried it a few years ago, I really wasn't all that impressed and found it more geared towards landing page design and not so much full websites.

[@sparkyharmon9549]

@@WPTuts things have changed …

[@WPTuts]

@@sparkyharmon9549 in what way?

[@sparkyharmon9549]

@@WPTuts You can customize / create your overall theme to your liking with their theme builder, create /build pages with their page builder (pulling from your theme or independently ) or you can use any independent theme, ,,,,, there is a very heavy focus on course creation if you are a course builder (with their course builder), their is an initial step towards site optimization with their “lightspeed” project …. There is An initial step with opening up the ecosystem with “automator” (public beta) … far from just being a page builder at this point …

[@WPTuts]

@@sparkyharmon9549 sounds interesting if a little disjointed. Maybe I'll see if I can get hold of a license to test out. :) Thanks for taking the time to update me to the changes. :)

[@eduardobaruffi3683]

could release the subtitle in brazilian portuguese

[@Atractiondj]

I use Oxygen, elementor die for me

[@kungfury6410]

After the third time of having to reset my elementor site, I would never go back. IMO it is hot garbage.

[@czovczov]

There is one topic on Page builders I wish you would create an in-depth video on. DISADVANTAGES OF PAGE BUILDERS. I will get the ball rolling - 1. Page builders are inefficient 2. They are overly complex for managing website content 3. They add bloat and impact performance 4. Page builders lock you in with their own unique non-standardized code 5. Page Builders encourage bad practices of in-line styling of individual elements

[@teewhite7061]

LOL, I guess all those businesses built with page builders don't work since (you and only you) consider page builders inefficient. It's your opinion based on your limited experience. My performance on my sites are all 90 and above. Move along.

[@czovczov]

@@teewhite7061 Are you butt hurt because I suggested we discuss the disadvantages of Page Builders? Your fragile and hurt feelings don't change the fact that Page Builders do have DISADVANTAGES. Show me in my comment where I say that Page builders DON"T WORK? I think KZbin must allow people to prove their IQ first before it allows them to post nonsense.

[@teewhite7061]

@@czovczov you said they are inefficient. I called BS on your claim. End of story, move on, thanks. Also, your English needs correcting: It's butt hurt, not but hurt and 'Don't' doesn't use a double quote but keep flattering yourself champ.

[@gurushakti69]

Bro it's highly promoted... Divi by far is best alternative .... bricks and brizy don't even match up. . Bro cmon, don't mislead us...btw thanks fir the info ...

[@eduardobaruffi3683]

could release the subtitle in brazilian portuguese