MotionKit is a visual GSAP animation platform for WordPress from Wealcoder, the team behind Animation Addons for Elementor. You build animations in a hosted editor (editor.motionkit.io (opens in new tab)) on a live preview of your real page, then publish them back to the site through a free connector plugin. Because it targets elements by CSS class rather than builder IDs, the same workflow works across Elementor, Bricks, Gutenberg, Divi, Oxygen, Beaver Builder, Breakdance, WPBakery, Avada, and custom themes.
You set duration, delay, easing, stagger, opacity, scale, rotation, and position with visual controls, and sequence several elements on a drag-and-drop timeline. ScrollTrigger is exposed as visual start and end markers with scrub, pin, and play-once options. Animations can be set separately for desktop, laptop, tablet landscape, tablet, and mobile, or switched off per device. More than 100 presets cover text reveals (split text, typewriter, scramble), image reveals, SVG drawing, and motion paths, and paid plans can save animations to a library or export them as JSON for reuse on other sites.
The Earlybird deal is a one-time payment with four tiers: Tier 1 at $59 (1 site, 10 pages, 100 active animations), Tier 2 at $119 (10 sites, 100 pages, 500 animations, reusable library), Tier 3 at $229 (100 sites, unlimited pages and animations, team collaboration), and Tier 4 at $279 (1,000 sites for a limited time, VIP support). MotionKit sells its own plans at $49, $99, and $199 per year, or $89 to $449 once for lifetime. You must activate within 60 days, and Earlybird offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.