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How do website builders handle roles and permissions when I need to give clients or contractors limited editing access?

Measured in 1 answer, last on Nov 10, 2026. Only the passages that name a brand are shown.

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BrandNamed inRecommended inPositiveAvg. position
Webflow100%100%100%—
Wix100%100%100%—
WordPress100%100%100%—

Where each answer names a brand

Answer 1 · Nov 10, 2026 · 3 sources cited
WebflowRecommendedpositive
“Webflow Offers Designer, Marketer, Content Editor and Reviewer roles. More advanced plans support restrictions by page, CMS collection and language, plus custom permissions and approval workflows.”
+ role separation and granular permissions

“Webflow: Strong role separation and advanced granular permissions.”

+ advanced plan restrictions by page, CMS collection and language, plus custom permissions and approval workflows

“More advanced plans support restrictions by page, CMS collection and language, plus custom permissions and approval workflows.”

WixRecommendedpositive
“Wix Provides Website Manager, Website Designer, Content Writer, CMS Editor and other roles. You can also create custom roles and invite external collaborators to individual sites.”
+ collaboration and customizable roles

“Wix Studio: Good collaboration and customizable roles.”

+ custom roles and external collaborators per site

“You can also create custom roles and invite external collaborators to individual sites.”

WordPressRecommendedpositive
“WordPress Uses Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor and Subscriber roles. Permissions are based on capabilities, and plugins can provide more granular access control.”
+ flexibility

“WordPress: Very flexible, especially if you're comfortable managing plugins and custom permissions.”

+ capability-based permissions with plugin granularity

“Permissions are based on capabilities, and plugins can provide more granular access control.”

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