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1. WordPress

Overview:

WordPress.org — Constituting over 40% of all websites worldwide, the WordPress in the world of CMS Content Management. It is open-source and self hosting which means users can select design, services related to features as well as hosting options.

  • Customization:

10,000+ free themes and over 60,000 Plugins in depth, no other offers the level of flexibility. Advanced: CSS, JS and even building your own functionality from the ground up.

  • Best For:

Content-heavy websites, blogs, news portals and businesses that need advanced features or custom integrations.

  • Pros:

Never Stuck with Design or features

RTE and Plugin Compatibility

Control over SEO + on-site

Works for all project sizes

2.Wix

  • Overview:
    Wix is a fully hosted website builder known for its drag-and-drop editor and user-friendly interface. It offers over 900 modern templates and a robust app marketplace.

  • Customization:
    Allows freeform design—you can place elements anywhere on the page, giving creative control without coding. Built-in tools handle hosting, security, and updates automatically.

  • Best For:
    Small businesses, portfolios, personal sites, and users who want to get online quickly without technical skills.

  • Pros:

    • Easiest for beginners

    • AI-powered setup and design tools

    • Built-in SEO and marketing features

    • 24/7 customer support

 

3. Shopify

  • Overview:

Shopify is the number one e-commerce platform built for online stores. It is fully hosted, secure and has everything you need to sell products online like payment gateways, inventory management tools to shipping integrations.

  • Customization:

Lots of themes and abundant App store to extend features. It supports less customization than WordPress, but is fantastic for e-commerce and usability.

  • Best For:

Sales Enterprises with a focus on online sales, from new companies to established brands

  • Pros:

Purpose-built for e-commerce

Product & Inventory management

Robust hosting + security

A day at the office

4. Coded (Custom-Built) Websites

Overview: Custom websites are usually built in HTML, CSS, Javascript and frameworks like React or Vue. For full control over how site looks, performs and functions entirely at their level.

Customization: Custom—everything from the tiny tiniest little piece of each element or animation/integration can be customized to your specific specifications. Ideal for special business requirements, improved performance necessities or the latest in digital innovation

Best For: Fembusiness, GenZ marketing and story-telling visibilities for startups; enterprises only if it is wholly bespoke to the client brand.

Pros:

Creative and technical full blast

Larger footprint of maximum performance and scalability

Platform Free

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