There are many reasons why converting from Webflow to WordPress is advantageous.

Webflow can be quite limiting when it comes to designing complex websites. It doesn’t provide much customization beyond the basics of its design library, so those looking for more creative control may feel limited within their current design platform.

Switching to WordPress allows a website owner to benefit from a large community of plugin developers and open source codebase that enable customizations outside the basic design features available with Webflow. There really are no limits when it comes to scalability–you can create a website as big or small as you need without worrying about reaching limitations with WordPress.

• Flexibility: WordPress is infinitely flexible and adaptive. It is the perfect platform for organizations that require more control over the functionality, scalability and design of their website.
• Scalability & Performance: Because all code on WordPress websites is optimized to work faster, they tend to load quickly and perform better than Webflow websites do.
• Cost Savings: Once setup in WordPress, many updates can be completed “in-house” saving money with every update or change.

Organizations outgrow Webflow, switch to WordPress, and never look back. Many don’t have the resources to maintain their Webflow site or lack the flexibility to add features and updates as needed. WordPress offers more freedom, scalability, and options–giving organizations the ability to create a website that’s truly unique. WordPress enables organizations of all sizes to make improvements quickly and easily, with access to hundreds of free plug-ins that can extend functionality even further. With WordPress, you get what you need.