WordPress (10000 programs)

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

Cons: Complete layouts and designs hidden in Pro version.

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

Cons: Free functions are extremely basic.

Pros: Sends emails on automation easily. Helps you grow your subscriber’s list. Built-in email template. Affordable.

Cons: Lower email delivery rate. More spam report. Increased in unsubscribers rate.

Pros: Extremely optimized and responsive. Wide range of layouts. Extremely customizable. Works smoothly with all devices. Organized workflow. Outstanding-looking final product.

Cons: Some optimizations are Pro-only. Some significant features like social media integration are Pro-only.

Pros: Uses search/replace to migrate data strings. Easy to use with sleek interface. Choose which data you want to keep.

Cons: Full support not available in free version.

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: 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.

Pros: Place interactive maps on your site. Customize layers and pin clusters. Change titles and captions.

Cons: Color schemes and custom pin library only in Pro mode.

Pros: Quickly upload files. Add media and docs to pages and posts. Upload section in the admin panel.

Cons: Needs the latest browser updates.

Pros: Create a front-end login page. Place the shortcode with widgets. Adjust the labels for forms.

Cons: Doesn’t include CAPTCHA features.

Pros: Suitable for newspapers and magazines. Offers a customizable layout. Option to preview changes in real-time.

Cons: Occasional crashes.

Pros: Check compatibility with WordPress standards. Check custom themes for essential functionality.

Cons: You need to add trac coding to your WP Config file.

Pros: Pre-designed templates with different layouts. Opportunity to develop with CSS/JS. Numerous form options. Integrates with Mailchimp.

Cons: Custom CSS/JS scripts need advanced knowledge. Full list of templates hidden behind a paywall.

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: 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: Flexible. Nine themes available.

Cons: Pro Version may be expensive.