WordPress (10000 programs)

Pros: Change theme codes and folder. Upload and download content. Remove themes and plugins. Integrates with coding editors.

Cons: Incorrect coding can damage the site.

Pros: Automatic related search. Great pricing options.

Cons: Not feature heavy. Shortcode required for placement.

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: Really well-supported button plugin. Great features.

Cons: No free version.

Pros: Place videos on your site. Quickly upload local files. Easily change the settings and dimensions.

Cons: Shortcode knowledge is needed for some tasks.

Pros: Simple integration. Highly customizable. Interactive elements. Responsive design.

Cons: Free functions are extremely basic.

Pros: Quickly establish your portfolios. Drag-and drop system. Change themes and colors.

Cons: Complete layouts and designs hidden in Pro version.

Pros: Has a wide range of viewing modes. Supports image, video, and audio files. Watermarking and right-click theft protection.

Cons: Many useful features require a paid subscription.

Pros: Create many types of forms. Mobile responsive and won’t slow down your site. Integrates with payment platforms to accept credit cards. Create flexible displays with Formidable Views.

Cons: Only one template is available in the free version.

Pros: Improve page loading times. Control over which scripts to load asynchronously. Can use defer or await for async loading.

Cons: Need an understanding of JS.

Pros: Supports drag and drop. Easy to use. Unlimited videos and sliders. Fully customizable. Free updates and responsive support.

Cons: Additional styles, layers, and animations are pro-only.

Pros: You can run Ads. Visible increase on email sign ups. Promotion of related products, categories. There is organization.

Cons: Information that is jumbled and clumsy if not properly organized..

Pros: Integrates with all WordPress themes. Easy to use drag-and-drop editor. Lets you incorporate custom buttons.

Cons: No templates supplied with the free version.

Pros: Don’t need to know HTML or CSS. Customize default tabs and add more. Easily change the way your store looks.

Cons: Pro version adds much more -- at a price.

Pros: Insert videos, images, and layers. Customize the themes and layouts. Enhanced drag-and-drop system.

Cons: Vimeo and YouTube slides only available in paid version.

Pros: Restore a lost WordPress site without a backup. Assessing the implications of a plugin on the site.. With a single click, you may install all of your preferred plugins.. The use of a license key to activate WP Reset on a customer site..

Cons: Once in a while users have problems with installation..

Pros: Easy to use. Download directly from the dashboard. Save your plugins locally. Migrate files to new site.

Cons: Outdated plugins won’t receive support.

Pros: Supports any theme. Shortcode and drag & drop ready. Extremely customizable. Clean and straightforward panels. Mobile-optimized. Multilingual-ready.

Cons: Pro required for great features like video tabs.

Pros: Helps in creating opt-in forms. Lets users create newsletters. Integrates with website contact forms. Suitable for individuals and businesses.