If you already have something working, why would you ditch it? If you are expecting to spend most of your time doing non-coding stuff to get your site going, th

If you already have something working, why would you ditch it? If you are expecting to spend most of your time doing non-coding stuff to get your site going, then going with a readymade solution might be a good idea. But then you are at the mercy of the provider if you want to iterate fast and add new features. I'm wrestling with the same question for a project of mine, and although I'm tempted to go with a readymade solution, I fear it will come back to bite me sooner than later. So, even if I go with the readymade option, I will do it only as a way of vetting the idea and quickly move to my own codebase once I get some traction.