WordPress (10000 programs)

Pros: Introduce different payment plans. Flexible payment gateways. Library of over 75 third-party add-ons. Change payment intervals.

Cons: May be challenging to set up.

Pros: Assign roles and permissions. Block content from specific members. Place login portals for easy access.

Cons: Free version comes with adverts.

Pros: CSV export capability. Gutenberg Block compatible.

Cons: Save data from form not available on free version. No reCAPTCHA v3.

Pros: Reduces overall workload on servers. Works with WooCommerce sites.

Cons: Expensive for multiple sites. Not as good as powerful web hosting providers. Tedious setup process.

Pros: Is easy to use. Features customizable menus. Increases website SEO.

Cons: Occasional crashes.

Pros: Present reviews on your site. Collect testimonials from various platforms. Add shortcodes to widgets. Easy to use.

Cons: Most advanced tools are hidden in Premium version.

Pros: Automatically detects website settings. Comes with a dedicated network settings page. Configures the site to run over https.

Cons: Needs some technical knowledge.

Pros: A simple way to add custom fonts to your site. Support many font format types.

Cons: Supports a limited number of themes and page builders.

Pros: Has a user-friendly layout. Edits appear in real-time. Features content blocks.

Cons: May seem complicated to beginners.

Pros: Integrates into various themes. Displays your content in beautiful slides. Choose from different styles.

Cons: Priority updates only available as a paid option.