“I'd concentrate on Wix, WordPress, Squarespace and Webflow.”
“Excellent design freedom.”
“Strong CMS functionality.”
“Good HTML, CSS and JavaScript support.”
“Great for custom event pages.”
“Steeper learning curve.”
“Donation functionality generally requires external services.”
“Can become expensive with integrations.”
“I'd concentrate on Wix, WordPress, Squarespace and Webflow.”
“Easy visual editor.”
“Lots of nonprofit templates.”
“Donations and events are integrated.”
“Good balance between coding and no-code functionality.”
“HTML: Yes, through HTML embed elements.”
“Wix | Yes | Yes | Yes | Excellent”
“Some important features require more expensive plans.”
“Less freedom than a self-hosted WordPress installation.”
“Additional apps can increase costs.”
“I'd concentrate on Wix, WordPress, Squarespace and Webflow.”
“Beautiful templates.”
“Very easy visual editor.”
“Good donation functionality.”
“Minimal technical maintenance.”
“Less flexibility than WordPress.”
“Event management can require external tools.”
“Custom JavaScript has plan restrictions.”
“I'd particularly consider WordPress.org for a nonprofit that wants to keep costs down and have control over its website.”
“Excellent customization possibilities.”
“Huge plugin ecosystem.”
“Complete control with self-hosting.”
“Can integrate almost any donation system.”
“Easier to migrate between hosting providers than most closed website builders.”
“More maintenance.”
“Plugins need updates.”
“Security and backups need attention.”
“Can become complicated when too many plugins are installed.”
“GoDaddy | Limited | Limited | Limited | Basic”