Divi for Agencies: Licensing and Workflow Questions
Assess client-site workflows and long-term maintenance.
Map your portfolio
Count client sites, required editors and recurring maintenance responsibilities.
Check license scope
Elegant Themes advertises unlimited website usage for Divi; review the current agreement for the precise permitted uses.
Plan handover
Document theme settings, plugin dependencies, backups and how the client will receive updates.
Assess optional tools
Evaluate cloud asset sharing, team access and centralized management only if they solve real workflow problems.
Avoid fragile customizations
Test child themes, third-party modules and major upgrades on staging before changing client sites.
Define a handover package
For each client, document hosting ownership, license access, administrator roles, backup schedule, custom modules and how to request support. The client should understand what happens if your agency stops providing maintenance.
Standardize without cloning blindly
Reusable layouts can reduce repetitive work, but every client still needs distinct content, accurate business details and accessibility checks. Test common components on a representative mobile device.
Before you make a decision
- Read the section on map your portfolio and note how it applies to your own website.
- Read the section on check license scope and note how it applies to your own website.
- Read the section on plan handover and note how it applies to your own website.
- Verify current product features and terms with the relevant vendor before making a purchase or changing a live website.
- Test a representative page or workflow on staging and keep a recoverable backup when changes could affect an existing site.
Product information: Check the Elegant Themes website for current features, membership terms and support details. This article does not claim independent hands-on testing.