A client wants a landing page this week, and the budget has to cover a second client and a third. Someone recommended Brizy Cloud. It is a real product. Brizy sells two products. People regret the purchase when they needed hosting and bought the plugin, or when they needed the plugin and bought hosting.
Brizy Cloud is the hosted builder. You get the editor, the templates and the hosting on one subscription. The WordPress product is a plugin for a site you host yourself, with its own licence. The praise and the complaints are about different products. Match the product to the site you are actually building.
Try Cloud when you are making simple client landing pages and you want the hosting included. Choose another tool when you buy ads and the ad has to keep one web address while you test. Brizy documents that test as page variations on WordPress PRO. The Cloud plan comparison has no A/B row. Start with the Leadpages review for uncapped-traffic A/B or the Swipe Pages review for AMP landers.
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What you get with Brizy Cloud
Brizy sells Cloud to agencies that build client websites. The agency solutions page lists 180+ pre-made designs, workspaces, a role manager and a trial. The offer is white-label client sites, built in their editor and served on their hosting.
The Cloud pricing page lists premium hosting on AWS, with unlimited visits and storage, and unlimited team members on Personal, Agency and White Label. Each workspace keeps one client's files separate. Priority email support is on the Agency card. The reseller tier adds platform branding, client management and Stripe client billing. That is the tier for an agency that wants its own name on the dashboard and wants to invoice the client in Brizy.
The trial includes hosting, premium templates, the popup builder, team collaboration and the AI website builder. The same page offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. On each priced tier, the custom-domain allowance matches the site allowance. The plan table below shows both figures, and the fee for each extra site after the bundle is full. That page also lists an Enterprise tier, with a demo button and no public price.
The Cloud comparison lists unlimited visits and storage on those plans. A busy month stays inside the same visit allowance. A builder that caps visits costs more in a month when a campaign takes off. Put your own click volume into the landing page builder cost calculator. The cheap landing page builder guide compares those visit caps.
The WordPress plugin is a different product
The WordPress pricing page is for the plugin. The free tier includes non-premium templates and basic elements, and it does not ask for a card. PRO includes the AI builder, the popup builder, the theme builder and the WooCommerce builder. The Agency licence adds membership features, priority premium support and WordPress multisite. It also covers many more sites than Cloud's hosted bundle, because you pay for the software and bring your own host.
You provide the hosting, you keep the backups, and you install the updates. Cloud is the plan where Brizy hosts the page. Use the plugin if the client already has a WordPress site, including a WooCommerce store. Use Cloud when you want the hosting and the editor on one login.
The free vs PRO page lists A/B testing under PRO: multiple variations of a page, for marketers. The description leaves each version's web address unspecified. The Cloud comparison has no A/B row. If you buy ads and the ad must keep a single address, that missing row is the reason to pick another tool. This page explains why the ad address has to stay put. The best landing page builders roundup ranks the tools on that question.
What long-term buyers actually report
On Cloud, u/gameryamen wrote: "I use Brizy Cloud right now for a few clients and my own site. It's pretty easy to use, but on the higher end for a webhost subscription." An easy editor fits a simple client page. The price complaint is why the table matters more than the template gallery.
On the plugin, the reports are about weight and broken releases. u/latte_yen wrote: "The code is messy, and it's so bloated. It places a huge demand on performance optimization." u/Quditsch wrote: "Unfortunately I built one of my sites with it and man, do I regret it." u/Quditsch wrote: "Slow performance and constantly faulty releases that break things."
Those comments are about the WordPress plugin. Take them seriously when the job includes the plugin, and when an agency hosts some landing pages here while keeping other client sites on WordPress. Quditsch says a staging site can still miss a bug that appears only after the site is public. A Cloud-only roster uses Brizy's hosting. These threads describe the plugin.
Agency work drew a separate complaint. An AppSumo purchaser wrote: "The system hardly works as it needs to for agencies working with clients and subcontractors." Branding on the reseller tier is the logo and the client list. The comment is about subcontractors who need to work in the project. Check the workspace and the role limits on a real client project before you promise that dashboard in a retainer.
Brizy pricing: Cloud and the WordPress plugin
Cloud is a monthly fee for hosting. The plugin is a yearly licence, and you still pay for a host. An extra Cloud site costs less on the larger plans than on the one-site plan. Each rate is in the table below.
Prices (18 Oct 2026). The Cloud trial runs 14 days, and the page also offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.| Plan | Domains | What that tier adds | Price |
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| Cloud Personal | 1 | 1 workspace. Extra site $17/mo. | $19/mo |
| Cloud Agency | 10 | 10 workspaces, priority email. Extra site $12/mo. | $69/mo |
| Cloud White Label | 10 | Platform branding, client management, Stripe client billing. Extra site $8/mo. | $159/mo |
| Cloud Enterprise | Custom | Demo only. The card shows no public price. | Demo |
| WordPress Free | Basic | Non-premium templates and basic elements. No card. | Free |
| WordPress PRO Personal | 1 | AI builder and the standard PRO features. | $69/yr |
| WordPress PRO Agency | 50 | Multisite, membership, priority premium support. | $239/yr |
For several client sites, read the Agency row. For one site, read the Personal row. The reseller plan is for an agency that charges clients through the platform. One campaign page does not need that plan.
Who should buy it
I would pick Cloud for an agency that publishes simple client landing pages and wants the hosting and the editor on one login. The ten-site plan fits a client roster. Add the reseller tier when the dashboard has to carry your brand.
I would pick the plugin when the site is already on WordPress and you want the PRO page variations, or a WooCommerce layout in this builder. You install every update yourself. The reports above are why an update should go to a staging site before it reaches a domain a client is advertising. Elementor is the other WordPress builder here, for a team that will run its test in a different tool.
I would skip Cloud if you buy ads and the ad has to keep one web address. I would also skip it when you need a CRM for the follow-up, or a checkout with order bumps and upsells. Read the Landingi review for server-side testing tiers when you want that test on a smaller plan. Read the Systeme.io review for a cheaper all-in-one when you want email and payment in the same account. Read the Builderall review for a wide bundle when you want many tools and you need to see which plan includes the funnel builder. All landing page builder reviews cover the other builders.
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