I find Divhunt to be much more intuitive and straightforward than Webflow, making the transition seamless. The support team is incredibly helpful, resolving issues quickly. The ease of creating and customizing CMS and templates without needing code is fantastic. Additionally, the speed of the website is impressive, which benefits SEO significantly. I appreciate that many functionalities that usually require additional software are offered out of the box.

Divhunt, as a cloud-based CMS, takes a somewhat different approach compared to some of its competitors. It is much more flexible and offers many more possibilities even without plugins. For example, CMS-based sliders, infinitely referenced CMS collections, more possibilities with variables and logic. The orientation of the platform is much closer to the interests of the users. Fair prices. For my business in the EU, it even offers the option to set up the data pool in the EU. The community that already exists is great, and the team is usually quickly available and provides good customer support. We have already implemented several client projects with Divhunt.

At first glance, I instantly liked the canvas. It’s very easy to move around the workspace and switch between pages. The builder is smooth and fast every time I open a project, even when I have a lot of pages and plugins installed. The plugin system is one of my favorite parts. It saves a lot of time because I can set up features that would normally require custom code in just a few seconds. Since I often work with tools like Swiper, it’s a big plus that I can add them quickly without running into bugs or wasting time. The CMS is also great, I haven’t run into any limits so far. I especially like how easy it is to keep collections organized, even with 15+ fields. Managing code through files is another feature I really appreciate. It gives me full control over my code and makes it easy to keep everything clean and well organized. Editing instances is probably my favorite feature. Having control over how I want to target tags is awesome, I can create simple hover animations with different targets without writing custom code or overloading my project with unnecessary JS. And since I mentioned custom code, I love that I can grab the CSS of any tag and edit it directly. This way, I can paste styles straight from Figma and save a huge amount of time. But what I appreciate most as a developer is tag editing. I don’t need to add classes to every single tag or stack combo classes just to change a font size or spacing. Overall, this platform makes building projects faster and less stressful.