Separate Elementor Pro License Access from Cloud Template Access

[laurapnunez]

Describe the Problem

I’m a Company web designer, and I use my Elementor Pro license across websites that I build for clients.

The problem is that I want my clients to be able to use Elementor Pro on their website, but I do not want them to have access to my personal Elementor Cloud Templates.

My Cloud account contains private templates, designs and other resources that are part of my professional work and intellectual property.

At the moment, there doesn’t seem to be a way to separate Pro license access from access to my private Cloud resources.

I need to be able to give a client the benefits of Elementor Pro without giving them access to my personal Cloud Template Library.

Propose a Solution

I would like Elementor to introduce a separate permission for Cloud Template access.

For example, for each website connected to my Pro license, there could be two independent permissions:

☑ Elementor Pro access
☐ Cloud Template Library access

This would allow me to give my client full access to Elementor Pro features and widgets while keeping my personal Cloud Templates completely private.

The client should not be able to view, download, edit or delete the license owner’s Cloud Templates.

Ideally, this permission could be managed on a per-site basis from the Elementor account dashboard.

The key point is that disabling Cloud Template access should not affect Elementor Pro functionality on the website.

This would be especially useful for freelancers and agencies who use one Elementor Pro license across multiple client websites while needing to protect their own templates and intellectual property.

Or maybe when click in Template Cloud the user fill the password, if you don´t have the password you can´t access the cloud template.

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