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BestOne-PageWordPressThemes:OurTopPicks
A one-page site puts your entire message on a single, scrollable canvas — ideal for portfolios, product launches, agencies, and events. We reviewed seven of the best-selling WordPress themes on the market to help you find the one that fits your goals, skill level, and budget.
21 themes tracked · ranked by sales
The catalog

Avada | Website Builder For WordPress & eCommerce
ThemeFusion · Business

The7 — Ultimate WordPress & WooCommerce Theme
Dream-Theme · Business

Betheme | Responsive Multipurpose WordPress & WooCommerce Theme
muffingroup · Business

Enfold - Responsive Multi-Purpose Theme
Kriesi · Business

Bridge - Creative Elementor and WooCommerce WordPress Theme
QODE · Creative

TheGem - Creative Multi-Purpose & WooCommerce WordPress Theme
CodexThemes · Creative

Brooklyn | Creative Multipurpose Responsive WordPress Theme
UnitedThemes · Portfolio

Oshine - Multipurpose Creative WordPress Theme
brandexponents · Portfolio

The Ark | WordPress Theme made for Freelancers
FRESHFACE · Business

Photography WordPress
ThemeGoods · Photography

907 - Responsive Multi-Purpose WordPress Theme
webcreations907 · Portfolio

TheFox | Responsive Multi-Purpose WordPress Theme
tranmautritam · Business

Werkstatt - Creative Portfolio WordPress Theme
fuelthemes · Creative

Pofo - Creative Portfolio and Blog WordPress Theme
themezaa · Portfolio

Notio - Creative Portfolio WordPress Theme
fuelthemes · Portfolio

FLEX - Multi-Purpose Joomla Template
Aplikko · Retail

Scalia - Multi-Concept Business, Shop, One-Page, Blog Theme
CodexThemes · Corporate

Native - Stylish Multi-Purpose Creative WP Theme
DFDevelopment · Creative

Newave - WordPress Responsive One Page Parallax Theme
ClaPat · Creative

HyperX - Responsive Wordpress Portfolio Theme
Royal-Flush · Portfolio

Rhythm - Drupal 10 9 8 7 Multipurpose Commerce theme
NikaDevs · Creative
Buying guide
What Makes a Great One-Page Theme?
A one-page layout is deceptively simple to get wrong. The theme needs to handle smooth anchor-link navigation, section-based layouts, and mobile responsiveness without forcing you to write code. Beyond that, look for these practical qualities:
- Dedicated one-page demo templates — saves hours of setup versus adapting a multi-page design.
- Section-scroll navigation — a sticky header with anchor links is the defining UX feature of any one-page site.
- Page builder compatibility — Elementor, WPBakery, or a bundled builder determines how easily you can rearrange sections.
- Performance headroom — multipurpose themes load a lot of assets; check that the one-page demo is lean enough for your needs.
- WooCommerce support — if you plan to sell, every theme on this list includes it, but depth varies.
How Our Picks Compare
Our highest editorial scores go to Avada and TheGem (both 9.0/10). Avada leads in raw sales — over one million purchases — and ships with its own Fusion Builder, making it largely self-contained. TheGem earns its score through a notably high buyer rating (4.87/5) and a focused, design-forward template library that suits creative one-pagers especially well.
The7 and Betheme both score 8.8/10 and offer similarly vast template collections. Betheme's buyer rating (4.82/5) is the highest in this group, suggesting strong support satisfaction. The7 leans heavily into Elementor, which is a plus if you're already in that ecosystem.
Enfold and Bridge score 8.7/10 and appeal to different audiences: Enfold is consistently praised for its clean code and approachable back-end, while Bridge targets creative and agency work with a larger demo library and strong Elementor integration.
Brooklyn (8.5/10) is the most focused option here — its name signals a creative/portfolio positioning that suits one-page presentations naturally, though its smaller sales volume means a somewhat smaller community than the top-tier picks.
Real Trade-Offs to Consider
Every theme in this list is a multipurpose product, which means they ship with far more features than a single one-page site will ever use. That breadth can slow down your editor experience and add bloat if you're not selective about what you activate. If your sole goal is a fast, minimal one-pager, a purpose-built micro-theme may outperform any of these on raw load speed — but none of the purpose-built options match this group on long-term flexibility, support track records, or update frequency.
Our Recommendation
Start with Avada if you want the largest support ecosystem and the most templates. Choose TheGem if design quality and buyer satisfaction are your primary filters. Pick Enfold if you prefer a gentler learning curve. All prices range from $49 to $69 — a one-time license fee for a regular Envato Market license.
Frequently asked
Can I build a true one-page site with a multipurpose WordPress theme?
Yes. Every theme in our list supports one-page layouts through section-based page builders and sticky anchor-link navigation menus. The key is choosing a theme that includes a dedicated one-page demo template, which handles the structural setup for you out of the box.
Which one-page theme is easiest for beginners?
Enfold is widely regarded as one of the more approachable options thanks to its streamlined back-end and clear documentation. Avada and Betheme also offer guided setup wizards, though their sheer feature volume can feel overwhelming at first.
Do these themes work with Elementor?
Several do. The7 and Bridge are built with deep Elementor integration as a core feature. Avada uses its own Fusion Builder, and Betheme supports both WPBakery and Elementor. Check each theme's builder compatibility before purchasing if you have a strong preference.
Are there ongoing costs beyond the one-time theme price?
The $49–$69 price covers a regular Envato Market license with six months of included support. Extending support beyond that period costs extra. You'll also need to budget for web hosting, a domain, and any premium plugins your project requires — those are separate from the theme fee.
Will a multipurpose theme slow down my one-page site?
It can, if you activate every bundled plugin and import a heavy demo. In practice, loading only the sections you need and using a caching plugin keeps performance reasonable. That said, multipurpose themes will rarely beat a lightweight purpose-built theme on raw page speed benchmarks.