Elementor apps work on a credit system. For instance, if an Image Optimizer subscription comes with 200 credits and charges one credit for optimizing an image, you would be able to optimize 200 images. Elementor One subscriptions give you access to all Elementor apps and use a shared (pooled) credit model across its supported addons.
For example, instead of having a fixed number of credits for image optimization and a fixed number of credits for accessibility, you have a pool of credits that can be used for image optimization, accessibility, email deliverability and site management. If you have an Elementor app subscription and then purchase an Elementor One subscription, you have the option to move the app to Elementor One, allowing you to take advantage of these shared credits.
Note that the app subscription is not automatically moved over to Elementor One, and therefore cannot use these shared Elementor One credits. For example, if you’re using the Image Optimizer as a standalone app and run out of credits, the Optimizer will stop optimizing images. On the other hand, if you have image optimization as part of your Elementor One subscription, you would be able to use your remaining pooled credits to continue working.
If you do elect to move your app to Elementor One, it’s important to note that you will not be able to use the credits linked to your app subscription unless you reconnect to the original app subscription. For example, if you have an image Optimizer subscription and move the app to Elementor One, the Optimizer will use Elementor One credits and not the credits from your Image Optimizer subscription. However, you do have the option of detaching the app from your Elementor One account. If you do this, the app will use credits from the app subscription.
To learn how to move and detach apps, see How to manage your addons with the Elementor One Tool Manager.
