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Webflow vs WordPress — short version for founders:
Choose Webflow when marketers need to ship pages without waiting on a sprint, and the site is mostly marketing + CMS collections.
Choose WordPress when you need plugins, memberships, complex content models, or a team that already lives in WP.
Wrong question: “Which is better?”
Right question: “Who edits this every week?”
That answer usually picks the stack.
— with @7sync_tech
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