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Recently there has been a big split in the community. I personally felt this with all of my client work, large portion of the clients exported their Webflow sites and migrated to Vercel
What do you say?
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Vercel is a no code website builder too ?
No, but it is a place you can host your website on for free, compared to Webflow tho.
I have all my sites deployed there...i thought this tooo 😄
Speed & cost efficiency.
It is true that frontier models are the most expensive ones, but people forget that there are older and significantly cheaper models that significantly cut costs for the clients.
Is the pull toward Vercel coming from the clients themselves or from devs they bring in later? Most of my brand clients still want to tweak copy without calling anyone, so Webflow keeps winning that argument for me.
Actually from the clients themselves and I'm seeing a large shift in the industry. I've seen lots of people starting to use statamic, strapi, sanity, etc.
And tbh there are many other way that enable ease of use for copy tweaks and changes.
That's why in this year I've...
the clients bringing it up first is the real tell
Yup, tool is just means to an end, regardless if its webflow, wordpress, nextjs, or whatever else. We do what makes the most sense.
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