If you do not see the differences in these I would recommend you -Shopify -Wix -Squarespace Many people will say XYZ suck, but I believe it's all about what is most important for your operations. I think wordpress will be too much hassle for you. It really also depends what you are selling and your vision. Feel free to send me a dm to tell me more about your brand. More on reddit.com

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This is all going to be a vast over-simplification, but in my defence, this is a very ambiguous question. Cheap and DIY websites: Wix and Squarespace Why? Very little learning curve (outside of Editor X), and clients should be able to modify without too much experience.. General pricing: I've seen these go for as high as $8k, but I'd say the average is in the $2k-$4k region. Mid-tier: Webflow & WordPress with a page-building plugin Both require more time to acquaint yourself, but offer better development capabilities for further customisation. Learning curve is higher than the cheaper builds. General pricing: Personally seen these go up to $25k, but average would be in the $5k-$8k range. High-tier: Custom builds. This includes custom themes on WordPress, or headless builds on JS frameworks. Very large learning curve for non-developers. General Pricing: no cap on how high, minimums are usually 5-figured but can easily extend into the 6-figure range. As to which one is the "best", you're in a Webflow forum. I'd be hard-pressed to find many that would push for Squarespace here. The best one is the one you can use, and the one you can sell. Personally, I believe Squarespace lowers your sales ceiling significantly. Webflow, despite its many inadequacies as a platform, can at least be defended in a call with a developer present. More on reddit.com

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