Kadence makes it easier than ever to design websites that look good and load super fast. With features like conditional and hooked elements, it helps you create dynamic websites without using any code.
In this article, I’ll share 10 websites that use Kadence Theme, explain the features they use, and give you links so you can check them out for yourself.
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10 real-world examples of websites using Kadence Theme in 2026
Here are my top 10 picks of websites using Kadence Theme in no particular order:
1. Content Scribers
Content Scribers is a content marketing agency that helps B2B brands drive relevant site traffic with experience-led content. It uses Kadence Theme Pro and Kadence Blocks Pro to create a simple website that focuses on promoting its service.
Content Scribers uses Kadence Hooked Elements to create a conditional footer that changes based on the page you’re on. You can see that in action by visiting the home and contact pages. The CTA banner that’s visible on the entire site doesn’t show up on the contact page.
You can also see a few other Kadence Theme features in action on the site, like the sticky header and scroll to top button that shows up as you scroll down any page.
WordPress builder: Kadence Blocks Pro.
See it in action: Content Scribers
2. Fluent Forms
Fluent Forms is a form plugin for WordPress sites used by over 400,000 websites worldwide. Their website uses Kadence Theme Pro, Kadence Blocks Pro, and some custom code to create unique block styles and effects.
The scrolled cards and highlighted section on the homepage are my favorite patterns on Fluent Forms’ website. The scrolling cards immediately grab your attention to showcase Fluent Forms’ best features, while the highlighted section takes over the entire screen with a CTA.
Besides those, they’ve also used the Kadence Accordion block in a unique way to showcase the different types of forms you can create with their plugin.
WordPress builder: Kadence Blocks Pro.
See it in action: Fluent Forms
3. KadenceWP
KadenceWP uses multiple Kadence products on its website, including Kadence Blocks Pro and Kadence Shop Kit. I think that’s great because it shows that Kadence stands behind its products by using them to cater to thousands of visitors each month.
My favorite Kadence Theme Pro feature on the KadenceWP site is the mega menu. They’ve set it up using SVG icons so that it looks good, improves the user experience, and doesn’t impact performance.
KadenceWP also uses conditional headers across the website that change based on the page you’re viewing. That way, you see different headers depending on whether you’re on the home page, product page, or support page.
WordPress builder: Kadence Blocks Pro.
See it in action: KadenceWP
4. StellarWP
StellarWP manages some of the most popular WordPress plugins, including Kadence and SolidWP. Their website has a clean and modern design created with Kadence Theme Pro and Kadence Blocks Pro.
The first Kadence Theme Pro feature that caught my attention was the Dark mode switcher in their header. Toggling it changes the color scheme across the site and updates the logo in the primary header to match the selected color mode.
Hovering over StellarWP’s menu items reveals an attractive mega menu designed using Kadence Theme Pro and Kadence Blocks Pro. It’s consistent with the modern aesthetic of their website and offers a great user experience on both desktop and mobile.
WordPress builder: Kadence Blocks Pro.
See it in action: StellarWP
5. LearnDash
LearnDash is a popular learning management system plugin used by more than 72,000 websites, including major universities and Fortune 500 companies. Their website has a unique design language and uses an interesting font style.
LearnDash uses multiple KadenceWP products on its website, including Kadence Theme Pro, Kadence Blocks Pro, and Kadence Conversions. Hover over one of its menu items to see the mega menu in action.
While browsing their website, you can also see other Kadence Pro features, like the My Account header add-on and custom footer that replaces the default WordPress footer.
WordPress builder: Kadence Blocks Pro
See it in action: LearnDash
6. Restrict Content Pro
Restrict Content Pro is the paid version of the Restrict Content plugin, which allows you to put content behind a paywall. Their website is clean and modern and uses Kadence Theme Pro and Kadence Blocks Pro in various ways.
As soon as you open their site, you can see the My Account Kadence Pro header add-on at the top of the page. Another obvious Pro feature on their site is the pre-sales modal button, i.e., the question mark button, at the bottom-right corner of the screen.
Restrict Content Pro has added that to its entire site using Hooked Elements. I think that’s an excellent way to use Kadence Theme Pro‘s feature to improve conversions.
WordPress builder used: Kadence Blocks Pro.
See it in action: Restrict Content Pro
7. IconicWP
IconicWP is a brand that sells plugins to improve WooCommerce functionality. Their website uses Kadence Theme Pro and Kadence Blocks Pro to create custom landing pages and blog post layouts.
IconicWP’s product pages are designed using Kadence Elements. Each page has a row layout that acts as a sticky header when you scroll down. That’s a great way to use the Kadence Row Layout block to create a unique website browsing experience.
IconicWP’s blog uses a custom single post template for the hero section and breadcrumbs area of blog posts. They also add a table of contents block to the sidebar to improve the website reading experience.
WordPress builder: Kadence Blocks Pro.
See it in action: IconicWP
8. Mage-OS
Mage-OS is a community-driven fork of Magento 2 open source. I’m a part of the Mage-OS community and have helped build the website using Kadence Theme Pro and Kadence Blocks Pro.
Designing the Mage-OS website was a fun project. The Amasty team designed most of it in Figma, and I worked with them to set it up on WordPress with Kadence Theme Pro and Kadence Blocks Pro.
While I did use Kadence Hooked Elements to create the footer for the site, nearly everything else you see on the site either uses the free version of Kadence Theme and Kadence Blocks with some custom CSS.
WordPress builder: Kadence Blocks Pro.
See it in action: Mage-OS
9. ANSI National Accreditation Board
The ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) is a non-governmental organization that provides accreditation and other services to different certification bodies. Its website uses Kadence Theme Pro and Kadence Blocks Pro to serve thousands of visitors each month.
The ANAB’s website footer is a custom design that replaces the default WordPress footer using Kadence Hooked Elements whereas the header uses Kadence Pro Header Addons and Ultimate Menu.
You can see their mega menu by hovering over the Resources menu item, which reveals a two-column Row Layout with links to all the different resources they offer.
WordPress builder: Kadence Blocks Pro.
See it in action: ANSI National Accreditation Board
10. Making Sense of Cents
Making Sense of Cents is a personal finance blog run by Michelle Schroeder-Gardner. The blog uses Kadence Theme Pro and Kadence Blocks Pro to provide a user-friendly browsing experience to its hundreds of thousands of visitors each month.
Like most websites on this list, Making Sense of Cents replaces the default WordPress footer with a custom design using Hooked Elements. It also uses the Kadence Blocks Pro modal on some pages to redirect users to sign-up forms.
WordPress builder: Kadence Blocks Pro.
See it in action: Making Sense of Cents
Why successful websites use Kadence Theme Pro
My list of Kadence Theme examples featured a wide variety of websites, from small businesses to WordPress plugins and even non-profit organizations. That was intentional because I wanted to show you how versatile Kadence Theme Pro is.
If you’re still wondering if Kadence Theme Pro is a good choice for your business, here are three reasons why some of the most successful websites on the internet are using Kadence:
- Incredible performance: Kadence Theme Pro is one of the fastest WordPress themes on the market. Paired with Kadence Blocks Pro and good WordPress hosting, it can easily help you achieve 90+ PageSpeed scores.
- Powerful flexibility: Kadence Theme Pro offers features like header addons, mega menu, and hooked elements that help you design custom WordPress sites without code.
- Unmatched support: Kadence offers some of the best customer support of any software on the market. Kadence support is eager and friendly and goes beyond the basics to help you with any issues you might face with their products.
I’ve written a detailed Kadence Theme review in which I share my first-hand experience using Kadence for more than three years. Make sure you read that to learn more about why Kadence is such a great WordPress theme.
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Wrapping it up: Ready to build a website with Kadence?
So there you have it! I’ve shared 10 real-world examples of websites using Kadence Theme, mentioned the page builders they’ve used, and shared links so you can see for yourself.
The great thing about Kadence Theme is that it’s incredibly easy to use and one of the most beginner-friendly WordPress themes on the market.
If you want to learn more about how you can use Kadence Theme to design your website, feel free to read my step-by-step Kadence Theme guide for beginners where I show you how to use everything Kadence offers.
Also, if this is your first time building a website, I recommend reading my Kadence AI guide, where I show you how to build a website in under 10 minutes with Kadence.
Have questions? Get in touch with me.
