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The Pro tier includes 100 prompts across 20 categories: 50 landing-page prompts and 50 complete website prompts. Each supplies a style guide, a distinct design direction, editable content facts, and build standards. Website prompts also specify separate pages, connected navigation, reusable site elements, and populated detail content.

Every prompt is builder-agnostic: change the first line from Elementor to Gutenberg, Bricks, or plain HTML/CSS and the rest still applies. Each carries its own compositional direction, so a jeweller’s page and a landscaper’s page don’t come out looking like siblings.

CategoryPrompts
Automotive2
Commerce & Makers5
Community & Causes5
Creative Studios5
Education & Learning5
Food & Dining8
General3
Health & Wellness6
Home Services4
Industry & Logistics5
Lifestyle & Entertainment6
Pets4
Professional Services8
Property & Spaces5
Publishing & Media5
Retail6
Sports & Outdoors5
Technology & Software5
Travel & Hospitality5
Weddings3

The new website categories cover software, studios, education, travel, commerce, publishing, community, industry, property, and sports. Examples include a SaaS product site with resources, a hotel with individual room pages, a ceramics catalog with product details, and a newsroom with topic archives and articles.

Search for Website to find the full-site prompts. Open Customize to change the builder, business name, palette, fonts, and content facts. The Pages field controls the sitemap; the domain fields control products, courses, rooms, articles, or other content. Keep each item’s details together when editing a list.

The defaults are fictional demonstration briefs. Replace contact details, assets, and business claims before launch. Enter None for an optional feature you want omitted; clearing a field preserves its original value. Booking, payment, download, and membership flows use available integrations or supplied destinations, with an inquiry/catalog fallback when unavailable.

The prompts ask the AI to complete every page and save the result as drafts, with preview links and a handover of anything still needed for launch.

Unlike the 5 bundled samples, premium prompts are never inside the plugin zip. That’s deliberate, so the public free-version zip downloads on GitHub can’t be extracted for the prompts library. Instead:

  1. You buy a Pro license (or activate one you already have) through Freemius.
  2. The plugin’s Prompts screen sends your license key to https://emcptools.com/api/emcp/prompts.json.
  3. Our server validates the key against Freemius’s API.
  4. Your site receives the full prompts bundle as JSON.
  5. The bundle is cached locally for 24 hours. The Sync library button at the top of the Prompts screen forces a fresh fetch any time; the screen’s description shows when it last synced.

The Prompts screen (marked PRO) then shows the whole library in one searchable list, 12 cards per page, with a category chip for each industry. Every card has the same Copy prompt, Preview and Customize actions as the free samples, plus Use in AI Chat, which opens AI Chat in a new tab with the prompt filled in. See Using prompts for the Customize drawer.

If a sync fails, the screen says “The prompt library could not be synced” with the reason and shows the bundled samples until the next successful sync.

In 3.2.0 the whole library was rewritten. The original 50 prompts, which prescribed an explicit, section-by-section Elementor layout, are preserved and available from the Prompts screen: the “Prompts have been rewritten” notice at the top links to them as Prefer the originals? Download v1 prompts. Dismissing the notice hides that link.

Use them if you prefer the older, more prescriptive style, or if you have workflows built on their exact section order. They are Elementor-specific and are not maintained. The archive ships only in the premium build, and the download is gated on your license, your capability, and a nonce. It is never a public link.

  • License active: the full library on the Prompts screen, fresh sync every 24h.
  • License lapsed (subscription canceled, expired): once the plugin no longer has an active Pro license, the Prompts screen shows the 5 free samples again, with the “These are the free samples” notice and its Get the full library link. You keep any prompt content you already copied, but the library view disappears.
  • License never bought: the Prompts screen shows the 5 free samples and a Get the full library link.

What we receive on each sync: your Freemius license key (validated, not stored), your site URL, the plugin version, and your IP (for rate-limiting). What we log: license ID, plan ID, site URL, plugin version, IP, timestamp. What we never see: your page content, your AI client’s prompts, your WordPress users, anything else. Full detail on the About page.