I like the fact that I have access to lots of plugins. Any feature or function I'm trying to add to my website, I'm able to get a plugin for it, most likely a free plugin or a paid version. These plugins give added functionality and features to WordPress, and unlike other CMS builders where you would often have to pay monthly subscriptions for limited options, I get a lot with WordPress. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's hard to keep up with frequent updates, and it would be good to have a stable version with better security. This could help keep away hackers or people who send spam or phishing emails. Also, setting up WordPress PHP7.4 wasn't as easy as some previous options because I had to learn how to set it up inside the hosting cPanel for most of the clients I was working with. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.