Plan Limits & Usage

Each export from Figma to Elementor (Figma → WordPress) counts as one usage. When you run an export in the Figma plugin and receive an Elementor-compatible JSON file, that single action consumes one export from your plan allowance.

It does not matter how large or small the selected frame is — one export action = one usage. Re-exporting the same design again also counts as another usage. So planning your exports (e.g. exporting sections instead of the whole page when you need to iterate) helps you stay within your monthly limit on Starter and Pro.

Your current usage and remaining exports are visible in two places:

• Figmentor Studio Dashboard — The main overview panel at app.figmentor.io shows your plan, usage for the current billing period, and how many exports you have left.
• Inside both plugins — Under “Usage Overview” (or equivalent) in the Figma plugin and in the WordPress plugin, you can see the same usage and remaining exports without leaving your workflow.

If you hit your plan limit, you’ll need to wait until the next billing cycle (Starter and Pro) or upgrade to a higher plan. The Team plan includes unlimited exports.

The following table summarizes export limits and how they renew:

Starter and Pro limits reset every month on your billing date. Used exports do not roll over. Team has no export cap, so renewal of “exports” is not applicable.

Before exporting a large design, consider splitting it into logical sections or components. Exporting smaller, reusable pieces:

• Preserves your export count — you only re-export what changed.
• Makes templates more reusable in Elementor (e.g. saved sections or templates).
• Reduces the chance of hitting your limit mid-month on Starter or Pro.

Below is a summary of each plan. For full details, compare features and subscribe on the Figmentor pricing page. Get Started buttons below take you to app.figmentor.io to sign up or manage your account.

For the latest pricing, limits, and features, always check figmentor.io/#pricing.