Avada One Beta

A few months back, we shared where Avada is heading, first with the announcement of a new chapter for Avada, and then with a follow-up post answering the questions that came out of it. Since then, the team has had a very busy summer.

We shipped several Avada releases during that time, and Avada One moved forward in parallel. Much of the Avada One work only really shows itself once you sit down and start building with it. That work has now brought us to the next and final steps, which means one thing: we are reaching beta.

Applications run through your My Avada account. Head to this link and fill in the short application form. We’ll open the beta to a select group of applicants to start.

This isn’t about keeping anyone out. A smaller first group means we can stay close to the feedback, reply properly, and turn fixes around quickly. As things settle, we plan to broaden access, so if you aren’t in the first round, we’ll keep your application on file.

Install Avada One only on a fresh WordPress install. Please don’t install it on a live website, especially not on client work. This is beta software, and it needs a safe place to be tested.
If you want to test with an existing Avada site, a migration plugin is available that checks your setup and runs the tools it needs.

The migration plugin makes the move much easier, but it will not reproduce every setup exactly as it was. Depending on how your site is built, expect some manual work afterward. That feedback is genuinely useful for us, so please report what you had to fix by hand.

Our team handle all beta feedback, bug reports, and testing results in a dedicated Discord channel. We’ll send access details once your application is approved.

Discord is the only place we’ll handle beta feedback, so please keep your reports there instead of sending them through support tickets. It keeps everything in one place and makes it far easier for us to track, prioritize, and follow up with you directly.

We know this is the question on a lot of minds. We’ll announce Avada One pricing later, closer to launch. Beta access is temporary. Everyone taking part gets a trial for the duration of the beta, and that trial expires once the beta ends.

From there, it is completely up to you. If you like what you have been testing and want to pick up an Avada One subscription when it launches, we would be glad to have you. Nothing about your existing Avada licenses will change.

As we enter the final stages before release, some content on avada.com will change over the next few weeks.

The main change: help center articles will redirect to the new home of Avada Classic at classic.avada.com. You will find the same help center you already know, with the same articles, and alongside it the Avada Classic prebuilt websites and the Avada Classic Studio, all in one place.

Existing bookmarks and saved links to help articles will continue to work. They will simply take you to classic.avada.com instead.

We will keep you posted here as the rest of the changes roll out. Thanks for sticking with us through this, and we are looking forward to seeing what you build with Avada One.