WordPress themes for building
feature-rich listings

It depends on your license. A standalone theme purchase comes in three tiers: 1 site ($69/year), 5 sites ($139/year), or unlimited sites ($249/year). If you're on a Directorist membership plan, the site limit mirrors your plan — Starter covers 1 site, Pro covers 5 sites, and Agency covers unlimited sites. All themes are included regardless of which tier you choose.

Both share the same core design and directory foundation — multi-directory support, advanced search filters, custom listing cards, user dashboard, Elementor integration, CSV import/export, ratings, and Google Maps. The key difference is that OneListing Pro unlocks premium monetization and engagement features: Pricing Plans, Booking & Appointment, Business Hours, Stripe and PayPal payment gateways, Claim Listing, Social Login, and Listings with Map. If you plan to charge for listings or run bookings, you'll need Pro.

Yes, OneListing free is genuinely functional. You get unlimited listings, multi-directory support, advanced search with 14 filter types, geolocation, radius search, custom fields, guest submission, ratings and reviews, Google Maps, CSV import/export, email notifications, GDPR compliance, RTL support, and Elementor integration — all for free. It's a solid starting point. You'd only need to upgrade to a premium theme if you want built-in monetization features like Pricing Plans, Booking, or payment gateways.

Yes. All Directorist themes are compatible with any page builder. Elementor is the most deeply integrated — themes include native Directorist widgets for Elementor and support drag-and-drop block building. Divi is also well-supported, and there's a dedicated Directorist Divi Integration extension for native Divi 5 modules. Similarly, AddonsKit for Bricks and the Oxygen Builder Integration extension give you deep customization inside those builders. Gutenberg blocks are also supported across all themes.

Yes. Directorist themes work alongside WooCommerce, and there's a dedicated WooCommerce Pricing Plans extension that lets you monetize your directory using WooCommerce's checkout and payment infrastructure. This is included in all membership plans. If you already use WooCommerce on your site for other products or services, you can run it alongside your Directorist directory without conflict.

Yes, safely. Your listings, categories, custom fields, and all directory data are stored in the Directorist plugin — not in the theme. Switching themes only changes the visual presentation. You can install a new Directorist theme, activate it, and your listings will carry over intact. It's a good idea to back up your site before switching, but no data loss should occur.

Yes. All Directorist themes include one-click demo import. This lets you instantly populate your site with sample listings, categories, pages, and layout settings so you can see exactly how the theme looks with real content — ideal for client previews or getting a head start on your own setup. You can then replace the demo content with your actual listings at any pace you choose.

Your theme and all your listings keep working normally — your live site won't break. What stops is access to updates and priority support. This means you won't receive new features, compatibility fixes for future WordPress versions, or help from the support team until you renew. For a production directory site, we recommend keeping your license active to stay secure and compatible with the latest WordPress and PHP versions.