# How does GoDaddy compare to the pre-designed templates offered through Weebly and/or Wordpress?

GoDaddy VS. Weebly or Wordpress

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- Posted at: almost 13 years ago
- Author title: Agency Manager for Property Solutions Insurance Agency
- Net upvotes: 1


## Comments
### Comment 1

I'd go with Wordpress.  But the only problem I have with Wordpress is that web page modifications need to be done in html mode and not design mode.  So you do have to know a bit on how html works.

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- Posted at: over 12 years ago
- Author title: Retired - December 31, 2020



### Comment 2

Wordpress for sure, but take a look at squarespace and spacecraft.

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- Posted at: over 12 years ago
- Author title: Senior Director, Information Strategy at School of Rock



### Comment 3

It's a no brainer.  Wordpress.  The feature set that Wordpress offers is miles ahead of GoDaddy and Weebly.  The templates are fantastic and the plug-ins are great.  Also teh community surrounding it is very helpful and knowledgable. 

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- Posted at: almost 13 years ago
- Author title: Digital Marketing Manager at ePlus inc.



### Comment 4

No from my personal experience, but I have a friend who is an entrepeneur who swears by custom Wordpress templates for his business.  They can purchased individually and used to spruce up Wordpress.  It depends on your price point.

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- Posted at: almost 13 years ago
- Author title: President and COO - Supported Intelligence




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