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Nope. But anyone that needs one probably isn't a position to self-host and is going to require the services of a developer negating the costs of the services an
by lemonberry 6y ago
Nope. But anyone that needs one probably isn't a position to self-host and is going to require the services of a developer negating the costs of the services anyway.
They also get free suppport. You don't get that with WordPress.
- XCSme 6y ago> But anyone that needs one probably isn't a position to self-host From what I've seen, almost all hosting providers now offer one-click installs for WordPress.
- lemonberry 6y agoSure, but at that point the user is now paying for web hosting rendering the cost issue moot. And when they do run into issues who are they going to turn to? With the exception of WPEngine my, and my client's, experience with support from web hosts is garbage. Aside from that, what's the UX like for a client spinning up a new WP site on GoDaddy or Bluehost vs. a new Wix, Weebly or Squarespace site? In the end most of this is pretty subjective. If you like WordPress keep using it and recommending it. I used to love it and don't anymore. I think my clients get a better value using Statamic or one of the other options I've pointed to.