WordPress (10000 programs)

Pros: Integrates with WooCommerce. Runs smoothly with varied designs. Features exclusive skins and layouts.

Cons: Needs a few bug fixes.

Pros: Let you add up to 14 custom fields. You can show or hide fields on specific pages. Simple reset option. You can sort of duplicate fields.

Cons: No WPML support.

Pros: Comes with SEO-friendly features. Offers 18 pre-defined skins. Features a clean interface.

Cons: Needs a few bug fixes.

Pros: Multiple site optimisation techniques. Speeds up website performance. Minifies CSS and defers scripts.

Cons: Conflicts with some plugins. Updates may cause compatibility issues until patched. Does not optimise core WordPress tables.

Pros: Responsive and mobile-friendly. Create single or recurring events. Simple user interface. Optimized for search engines.

Cons: User-reported issues regarding unresponsive technical support. Several advertised features for the "lite" plugin version are not free.

Pros: Can make quizzes and other types of tests. Promotes student engagement. Includes a leaderboards system. Can create course bundles.

Cons: Can be overwhelming to use.

Pros: Easy to use. Pro Demo. Pro Admin Demo.

Cons: Need extra support in setting it up.

Pros: The spreadsheet-style interface is easy to use. Shortcode makes it easy to manage multiple tables. Under free GPL licensing. Import and export data.

Cons: Often a bit slow. Compatibility with some themes is hit or miss.