How Webflow and WordPress compare
Webflow is where designers build real websites without writing code. Pixel-level layout, a proper CMS with collections, interactions and animations, ecommerce, localization, and clean hosting make it the choice of marketing teams and agencies who need control and speed. What you can express in Webflow is remarkable.
WordPress powers a huge share of the web for good reason. This page compares WordPress.com hosted plans. You get the block editor, thousands of themes, comments and likes, Jetpack newsletters, and on higher plans the full plugin ecosystem and WooCommerce. Nothing else offers this much freedom to extend, and your content is exportable and yours.
Where they are different
Webflow
- Webflow stops at the site.
- Webflow readers cannot comment or like natively.
- Webflow ecommerce is a full store plan.
WordPress
- WordPress extends by plugin: a form plugin, a booking plugin, an email plugin, each with its own settings.
- WordPress email is Jetpack newsletters or a plugin.
- WordPress accessibility and SEO depend on your theme and plugins.
Choose Webflow when you need design control, a CMS, and a site that a team will build and maintain.
Choose WordPress when you want maximum control, plugins for anything, and the option to self-host.
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What's on Webflow and WordPress
A check means that capability is available. Webflow and WordPress are marked only when the offer is comparable, not the same product.
Site and brand
- Workspace siteWebflow: IncludedWordPress: Included
- Custom domainWebflow: IncludedWordPress: Included
- Editor ModeWebflow: IncludedWordPress: Included
- Theme and fontsWebflow: IncludedWordPress: Included
Public content
- BlogWebflow: IncludedWordPress: Included
- Reader engagementWebflow: Not includedWordPress: Included
- Showcase pagesWebflow: IncludedWordPress: Included
- Shop pagesWebflow: IncludedWordPress: Included
Reach and quality
- SEOWebflow: IncludedWordPress: Included
Audience and email
- AudienceWebflow: Not includedWordPress: Included
- Marketing emailsWebflow: Not includedWordPress: Included
Commerce
- Shop paymentsWebflow: IncludedWordPress: Included
- Orders and fulfillmentWebflow: IncludedWordPress: Included
Team
- Admin usersWebflow: IncludedWordPress: Included
- Per-admin permissionsWebflow: IncludedWordPress: Included
- AI AssistantWebflow: IncludedWordPress: Included
* Note: This table does not capture every feature of Webflow or WordPress, and is not intended as a comprehensive list. We keep this page current, but Webflow or WordPress may add or remove features that are not shown here.
Webflow vs WordPress pricing
Compare plans, prices, and what it costs to get started.
Webflow
Current plans and prices
See what Webflow charges on their pricing page.
WordPress
Current plans and prices
See what WordPress charges on their pricing page.
Cardel: An alternative to
Webflow and WordPress
You don't pay until you publish.
Cardel provides a home for your craft. Share and sell your work, grow your audience, and bring your community together on a site of your own.
Common questions
Is Cardel an alternative to Webflow or WordPress?
Cardel is a home for your craft: a site of your own with a blog, newsletter, shop, community, and one inbox. It can replace Webflow or WordPress when you want your work, audience, and sales in one place. The feature list on this page shows where Webflow and WordPress are marked.
Can I use Cardel with Webflow or WordPress?
Yes. Cardel pages can link out to other products, so you can keep Webflow or WordPress for what it does best and bring the rest of your work to Cardel.
How much does Cardel cost compared with Webflow and WordPress?
You don't pay for Cardel until you publish. Choose Starter, Pro, or Studio when your site goes live. Webflow and WordPress set their own prices, so check their pricing pages on this page for current plans.
How do I switch from Webflow or WordPress to Cardel?
Start with Build Your Site, set up your home, and bring your work over at your own pace. You do not have to move everything on day one.
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