Quite expensive, but overall satisfied with what they offer. If you purchase the base plan, there isn't much you can do with customization, and most of the features require upgrades, which is a bit a... See more
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Powering everything from personal blogs to billion-dollar company websites, WordPress.com is the all-in-one platform designed for success.
Where others cut corners with off-the-shelf solutions, we're built from the code to the metal to make WordPress sing — with 20+ years of expertise behind us. We offer lightning-fast, fully managed hosting, so you can focus on your business, not technical headaches.
Whatever you’re building, with WordPress.com you get everything you'll ever need to build and grow your site — all in one place.
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1. Support is not even humans!
2. Even if you manage to get a ticket, your emails are not read and you receive automated answers.
3. If you try with multiple answers, you will get instructions that do not correspond to their interface.
4. Google Site kit is not supported for sites hosted by Wordpress.com !!!!!!
5. After each Wordpress installation, you are forced to use their pluggins and you cannot deactivate them!

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I needed some major display changes to my site, and the tech I dealt with was amazing. Helped me with the changes quickly and easily.

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I like the site but I think it isn't real friendly to the tech challenged like me. Could be easier to use without all the internet specific nomenclature.

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Hassle-free updates for plugins and themes.

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My colleague created a new company website for me using Wordpress and I'm trying to point it to Network Solutions. I have a premium (paid) account with Wordpress and I've only gotten a bot to respond to the fact that this isn't working correctly. The bot told me to change the A records and gave me the values to use. It's been >72 hours and my new website is not showing up. I texted again and got a "Happiness Engineer". They don't seem to know what they're doing. They did get back to me numerous times, but after saddling me with a bot (after my paying for "premium" service), it wasn't until I told them I would be reporting on them at Trustpilot that I received multiple emails from "Sanjeev", who finally told me that I needed to add a CNAME record in addition to the A records. This took 4 days and me reviewing how to add a CNAME record (I was familiar with the other record types). Not changing my review despite the site finally working. Still very disappointed in the experience.

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The learning curve can be steep. I actually gave up three times before finally completing my own site. But once you get the hang of it, WordPress becomes unbeatable.
The best part is that almost every professional web developer uses it. Once you have your site set up, you can easily hand it off to a developer to refine or scale it without starting from scratch.
The pricing is fair, and no AI website builder comes close. WordPress consistently outperforms tools like Lovable, Wix, GoDaddy, Square, Hostinger, and GHL in both design flexibility and long-term reliability.
There is still something powerful about human creativity. Real artistic design and structure make a difference, and WordPress gives you that freedom to build something unique instead of another cookie-cutter template.
And the most important thing: WordPress absolutely nails mobile and desktop responsiveness.
Once you understand how to use rem and em units, your design will look flawless across devices. You do not have to choose between a site that looks great on desktop but terrible on mobile. With WordPress, both look right.

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The getting started videos were very helpful, when I was getting started. All the tutorial and learning videos have been super helpful with so much information. It's definitely worth it, when I make myself take a few minutes to watch them, I learn at least a few new things. If I don't know something that I want to incorporate into a site or blog, I look it up in wp support or ask the chat people or the AI chat person lol. I've learned WordPress on my own and I enjoy it, because I'm a nerd. I've used Squarespace, Wix, Go Daddy, Strikingly, and some other. I prefer WordPress for many reasons. Writing code is so tedious and time consuming but sometimes necessary for certain customization features. Still trying to get used to the block editor and plugins. And the one thing that I wish would be better if I could upload good quality images without my site loading too slowly. The flexibility that WordPress offers is unmatched. They have a plan for everyone. I do miss Google domains, it was so simple. Google sites and Google domains we're great when I was learning, I appreciated the simplicity. Like Strikingly, it worked. I was very sad when they sold Google domains out, but, it forced me to learn WordPress and I'm definitely glad that I did. All is well. Thank you! WordPress is awesome.

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When working on different WordPress sites (and different templates) as a literary journal editor, blogger, and reader, I knew that the functionality was always the same.

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Everything works really well. Can’t imagine anything better.

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The tech support staff works 24/7. The chatbot took less than a minute to realize that my problem was WELL beyond its expertise and sent me to a happiness engineer. Claiming 24/7 service, and providing it with an LLM is a lie. WordPress is not lying. I used to think happiness engineer was preposterous, and now I think they should call themselves ecstasy engineers. Not to mention that the technology of the site was terrific--I know terrific when I see it--and aided in the quick solution of the problem. Yes, I use em dashes. No, I am not an AI. I know LLMs lie when asked, put if you go to the recently repaired psacot.com, ask yourself if any AI would say what I say about AI (and of course it isn't really AI, it is an LLM, roughly as smart as predictive text on your iPhone, but less accurate). In fact, I was worried the problem was AI taking its revenge on me, but it was actually a piece of HTML I incompetently inserted. Besides, LLM (not AI, LLM) is too incompetent to scrape my criticism, and wouldn't know what it to do with it, because it has no sense.

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I wanted to try to create a website using ai. Wordpress was advertizing that a free trial could be used to create a website and launch it. However, the system pulled example pics and posts to populate the website. It was not possible to edit it with new data. The ai box started covering what was already on the page, and it was impossible to minimize it. AI let me know that I needed to upgrade the account in order to replace the text and pictures- or launch the site. Therefore the trial was a failure on the first day. I highly recommend to use some other platform.

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I lost my domain, due to purchase restrictions, i dont know why that happened, tried multiple time but failed.

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I am an admin on another organization thru Go Daddy. Their format is easy for beginners to use.

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I'm exhausted with shady business practices. It should not take hours to try and cancel a domain. I eventually deleted it, despite being charged for another year a full month before the renewal was even required. I've paid for something I won't even receive for another two weeks. And yet it's too late to get a refund? Make it make sense.

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Nick S. helped me through every phase of building my site, perfecting its aesthetics and getting it to go live. I always felt supported with kindness and respect. This really made me appreciate WordPress even more.

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Wordpress is a nightmare for an ecommerce site webmaster. it's a constant drain on time and finances just to keep the latest update (and there are so many) from breaking the website. I've gradually learned the wordpress "customer" is web developers and the platform is designed to keep them in constant business fixing things that wordpress breaks. Avoid at all costs.
An example of a typical experience I get EVERY TIME i try to do anything on my wp ecommerce website: today i discover wordrpess and woo have removed my ability to add/remove product pictures or edit product SEO content.
"In WooCommerce 10+, Automattic replaced the long-standing classic product editor with their new block-based “product editing experience.”
That new interface is still incomplete — it doesn’t yet expose many essential controls site owners actually use every day, such as:
✅ Product gallery management (multiple images)
✅ Product meta boxes (for SEO, custom fields, shipping classes, etc.)
✅ Integration points for plugins like Elementor, Yoast, Rank Math, ACF, etc.
Those pieces simply don’t appear unless plugin developers have explicitly rebuilt their integrations for the block editor.
So yes — when WooCommerce silently switched everyone over, it effectively hid normal tools like “Product Image” and “Product Gallery.” That’s why it feels like those features just vanished."
That's just today's nonsense. Every time i try to do anything, it's a long process of navigating unnecessary changes and new bugs/conflicts. For the first couple years, I chalked it up to inexperience and lack of knowledge. I've come to realize that without being a full time developer, i'm never going to learn wordpress - it changes too quickly - anything you learn to do quickly becomes obsolete or broken. Even something so simple as leaving the website working as it currently is, without making changes, is unattainable.
Every task i did previously becomes a nightmare the next time i attempt to do the same routine thing. Also, behind-the-scenes updates result in the website breaking EVEN WITHOUT CHANGES.
Wordpress appears to constantly change, allowing web developers to sell flashy new websites to their customers. Like the planned obsolescence of car design. However, a few months down the road, the site will break, even if nothing is modified, required continued (and increasing) investment of time or money to simply keep the site working.

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The help section was key to me navigating throughout the creation of my website.

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I've been using an FSE theme for several years, and at first, it was daunting. But, with time and patience, it's like completing a jigsaw puzzle. The results are fulfilling, and I feel like my efforts were not in vain.

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The introduction videos were helpful, but could have been both streamlined and used some more clarification. It has been a few weeks, so I can't make specific recommendations.

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