Reddit · r/squarespace · 2 days ago
Found it frustrating that a client's whole Squarespace site could not be reassigned to a new subscription, forcing a manual rebuild, and now leans toward Framer for clients.
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Reddit · r/webflow · 8 days ago
Moved a marketing site off a roughly $12k a year Webflow Enterprise plan to Astro on Cloudflare for about $5 a month.
Reddit · r/webflow · 9 days ago
Agency paid Webflow about $9k a year and replaced it with a self-hosted stack costing about $25 a month.
Reddit · r/webflow · 9 days ago
Rebuilt a Webflow-ready sports team site on Astro, Sanity and Cloudflare to avoid about £34 a month.
Reddit · r/webflow · 9 days ago
Non-developer designer loves Webflow and builds from Figma links via Claude in minutes.
Reddit · r/webflow · 9 days ago
Moving away from Webflow as it is too limiting for ecommerce and nobody in house wants to use it.
Reddit · r/webflow · 9 days ago
Agency developer no longer recommends Webflow and is moving budget clients away due to high small-site hosting costs.
Reddit · r/webflow · 11 days ago
Mid-build developer says the Box element change forced a workflow switch and will make this their last Webflow site.
Reddit · r/WIX · 13 days ago
Wix refused to cancel on request and billed a year they would never use after five years as a customer.
Reddit · r/WIX · 13 days ago
Used to find Wix easy and intuitive but now spends hours fixing things that fall apart after a change.
Reddit · r/smallbusiness · 17 days ago
Two-person kitchenware store with 90 SKUs has a 6.1 second mobile load and 71% bounce, blamed on script-injecting Shopify apps and a $4,800 agency fix quote.
Reddit · r/webflow · 17 days ago
Archived their portfolio site and cancelled Webflow because it was too expensive.
Reddit · r/WIX · 17 days ago
Says you will never speak to a human at Wix and will face exorbitant cancellation charges.
Reddit · r/squarespace · 20 days ago
Squarespace stopped their domain after a business structure change, halting emails and billing during peak season with one useless reply a day.
Reddit · r/smallbusiness · 22 days ago
Manufacturing business says managing inventory calculations and bundled units on Shopify is insane for made-to-order products.
Reddit · r/webflow · 22 days ago
Agency owner thinks $29 a month is fair for a powerful CMS, hosting and a platform to manage a whole site.
Reddit · r/webflow · 22 days ago
Agency keeps its SMB clients on Webflow and both sides are happy with it.
Reddit · r/webflow · 22 days ago
Former enterprise client paid $90k a year for Webflow, with the contract running to 2028 despite exploring Sanity.
Reddit · r/webflow · 22 days ago
Building entirely with AI inside Webflow, finds it the best it has been for go-to-market teams.
Reddit · r/WIX · 22 days ago
Finds Wix infuriating to contact, with only an AI chat bot for help.
Reddit · r/webflow · 25 days ago
Has an ecommerce site on Webflow and wants to migrate to Shopify because Webflow Ecommerce was never improved.
Reddit · r/smallbusiness · 28 days ago
UK merchant hit with an $18,565 Mastercard BRAM fine passed through by Shopify with no clear explanation of the rule broken.
Reddit · r/webflow · 28 days ago
Six-year Webflow developer is increasingly frustrated with the product's direction after the Box element change.
Reddit · r/webflow · 28 days ago
Front-end developer of 20+ years thinks the Box element cleans up the Add panel and is a big improvement.
Reddit · r/WIX · 30 days ago
Says Wix holds payments for months behind constant verification requests and has been a nightmare over two years.
Reddit · r/Wordpress · 30 days ago
A Shopify and WooCommerce developer had a client paying about $600 a month on Shopify for a plan upgrade plus add-ons.
Reddit · r/Wordpress · 30 days ago
A gift shop moved from WooCommerce to a static site with a small Shopify shop and no longer deals with broken Elementor updates.
Reddit · r/Wordpress · 31 days ago
A WordPress developer has a client paying $90 a month for Shopify add-ons that are free in WordPress, on top of transaction fees.
Reddit · r/squarespace · 37 days ago
Paid $92 in 2016 and was quoted $228, so cancelled and moved to WordPress for about $50 a year.
Reddit · r/WIX · 37 days ago
For a services and classes business Wix was the cheapest option, versus almost $200 a month piecing together other apps.
Reddit · r/squarespace · 38 days ago
Had $600 stuck at Squarespace for over six months despite constant arguing.
Reddit · r/WIX · 38 days ago
Found the site expensive and limited, then abandoned it when the renewal cost came through.
Reddit · r/WIX · 38 days ago
Has used Wix for years after finding WordPress too difficult, and says it is easy for simple needs.
Reddit · r/WIX · 38 days ago
Wix Studio was so frustrating that they had to hire a programmer for monthly updates and find Wix expensive for simple needs.
Reddit · r/squarespace · 39 days ago
Squarespace Payments put a $12k balance under review for 12 days with no replies to 8-10 emails and no phone number.
Reddit · r/WIX · 39 days ago
Finds the Wix editor slow and clunky for a small business site with a few pages and lead forms.
Reddit · r/WIX · 39 days ago
Says Wix keeps billing after cancellation and will not let you remove the payment method.
Reddit · r/WIX · 39 days ago
Prefers Squarespace over Wix for more transparent pricing and easy customization.
Reddit · r/WIX · 39 days ago
Finds Wix horrible and clunky for first-time users and says its business practices trap you into paying.
Reddit · r/webflow · 40 days ago
Calls Webflow outrageously expensive in hosting and workspace plans and has migrated most sites to Lovable.
Reddit · r/WIX · 40 days ago
Wix announced a 150% plan increase so they moved to Porkbun and Cloudflare for much less.
Reddit · r/webflow · 42 days ago
Running three enterprise sites on Webflow, is migrating the big ones off due to rigid pricing and ever-increasing costs.
Reddit · r/squarespace · 42 days ago
Many years on Squarespace and happy, with lots of functionality and easy page creation.
Reddit · r/webflow · 43 days ago
Long-time supporter now considering self-hosting because of extra charges for languages and a 10GB bandwidth limit.
Reddit · r/webflow · 43 days ago
A client regularly exceeds Webflow bandwidth because of bot traffic with no business uptick.
Reddit · r/smallbusiness · 44 days ago
Uses a Shopify site only for enquiries and quotes; it has paid for itself, but at over EUR 300 a year they want a cheaper option for new sites.
Reddit · r/smallbusiness · 45 days ago
A small-business owner dropped Squarespace because it cost about $300 a year and rebuilt the site themselves.