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Webflow, Framer or Wix, or a custom site?
Site builders are good tools. For many companies they are the right answer. Here is where they shine, where a custom build pays off, and what each one really costs you.
Side by side
| Question | Webflow / Framer / Wix (DIY) | Custom build (Wolfitway) |
|---|---|---|
| Up-front cost | Your time + a monthly plan | €1,200 landing / €4,500 website, once |
| Ongoing cost | Monthly plan for as long as the site is live | Hosting only; no fee to me |
| Who writes and designs it | You (or a template) | Me, with conversion copy |
| Accessibility | Possible, depends on how you build it | WCAG 2.1 AA checked before handover |
| Can you move it elsewhere | Limited export, depends on the platform | Yes: plain code you own |
| Edit text yourself | Yes, visual editor | Yes for simple changes; bigger ones by request |
Which one to pick
- Site builder:You enjoy building, change the site weekly, and your budget is under a few hundred euro.
- Custom build:The site has to sell, must pass accessibility rules, and you would rather spend your time on the business.
Questions
Can you fix my existing Webflow or Framer site instead?
Run the free Hero Analyzer or SEO audit first; they show what to fix. If the platform is not the problem, keep it.
Are site builders bad for SEO?
No. Speed, structure and content matter more than the tool. They can be slower because of the scripts they load, which is easy to check with the free SEO audit.
Start with one page: €1,200, ready in 3 days
Or check your current site first with a free audit. No call needed for either.