Both can publish a serious business site. The real difference is who edits it, how often the structure changes, what connections between tools must work, and what leaving later looks like.

• A site too complicated for the person updating it.
• Plan, workspace, add-on, and scheduling costs mixed together.
• A migration promise that ignores forms, bookings, visit tracking, or redirects.
• Nobody named as the account and domain owner.

• List the pages and repeated content you need.
• Have the future editor change a service, photo, and hour.
• Price the plan and add-ons needed for launch.
• Write down domain, export, redirect, and handoff requirements.

We build around the business, including custom work when a builder is the wrong fit. If either platform handles the job cleanly, we will say so.

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Product features and rules can change. Use the linked source as the current word.

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