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WordPress Reviews in July 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

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WordPress Reviews & Ratings

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Based on 25641 ratings & 4070 reviews

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Excellent

(2890)

Very Good

(921)

Good

(179)

Poor

(38)

Terrible

(42)

Spotsaas Editor’s POV

WordPress.org is a flexible, open-source CMS that lets you build anything from blogs to e-commerce sites using thousands of themes and plugins. You can customize without coding via drag-and-drop builders like Elementor or add WooCommerce for online stores. The platform has strong SEO defaults and mobile-responsive themes built in. Before shortlisting, verify ...Read more

WordPress pros and cons

  • Easy to use and ideal for beginners, with drag-and-drop functionality and a user-friendly interface.

  • Highly customizable with a vast library of free and premium plugins and themes.

  • Open-source and cost-effective, suitable for anything from simple blogs to complex e-commerce sites.

  • Supports SEO optimization with plugins like Rank Math or Yoast, enhancing online visibility.

  • Reliance on plugins can lead to slower site performance and potential compatibility issues.

  • Requires regular updates, which can be time-consuming and cause operational hiccups.

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Anonymous

05/18/17

5 out of 5

Wordpress paired with FloThemes

What do you like best? I love the how customizable it is. Any vision I have for my website big or small can be accomplished. Going from a website builder that was pretty limited, this is a huge plus for me. It is actually 90% of the reason I switched. What do you dislike? It can be confusing. I don't write code and coming from a website builder that basically just gave you options to choose from, Wordpress was a but confusing for me at first. I am able to navigate but I wish there was ...

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Anonymous

05/18/17

3.5 out of 5

Great Websites

What do you like best? I love the variety of templates and the VAST amount of support/resources available online. What do you dislike? It's frustrating to use sometimes, and most templates are designed for blogs. It can be irritating to figure out how to manipulate it so it works with a normal website. Recommendations to others considering the product It's challenging as a beginner or someone who isn't familiar on computers. But it's great when you know how to navigate it. I would ...

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Anonymous

05/17/17

5 out of 5

Amazing Web Aid!

What do you like best? WordPress is so self-explanatory, it makes it easy to create an amazing website. WordPress has allowed us to make incredible updates on our website when our university's branding changed. We have several people who work our website at our university, and although I am not the main author of the website, I have had no problems understanding how to make changes. Being able to see every web page that we have published or drafted under a timeline make it easy for us ...

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Anonymous

05/17/17

3.5 out of 5

Nice interface but hard to archive

What do you like best? Wordpress is pretty easy to get up and running and maintain. The visual appearance is nice and there is a lot to choose from. Also, the pricing is affordable for a small business, NPO or hobbyist. What do you dislike? Finding older blog posts, your or others is really tough. You have to tag and categorize when you post or in a year you won't be able to find it. Recommendations to others considering the product Storyboard what you want to feature and how you ...

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Anonymous

05/17/17

4 out of 5

Very useful when used correctly.

What do you like best? I enjoy the ecosystem. It is very easy to find a plugin that fits your needs. Whenever I have a client that wants a website my first consideration is WordPress. It handles all of the simple things my clients would want. An example of some things it can do easily: - Contact forms - Blog - Comments - Sign in user area What do you dislike? You have to update constantly and battle spam constantly. Also it's hard to know just how well a plug in was ...

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Anonymous

05/16/17

4 out of 5

(Almost) User Friendly Website

What do you like best? Wordpress has many widgets and add-ons for our website that make our website look great! The templates are easy to set up and for the most part, navigation is user friendly. Before, we were using GoDaddy to build our website. The features were not good and the customer service and tech support was unsatisfactory. After switching to Wordpress about 6 months ago, we haven't had a single issue. There is support when we needed it and help is easily accessed. When our ...

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Anonymous

05/16/17

5 out of 5

Wordpress makes blogging easy!

What do you like best? The customization is amazing. As soon as you go to our blog, you know you're at a BelleBooks site. Wordpress allows for detail to shine through. What do you dislike? Spam gets through easily. We can delete it before people see it, but it seems like the majority of our comments are spam. Recommendations to others considering the product If you have any kind of spam software, use it. Spam comments get through easily. What business problems are you solving with ...

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Anonymous

05/16/17

5 out of 5

A great solution for blogs and basic websites

What do you like best? Wordpress.org requires that you download and install the framework. Once set up the framework is great for deploying blogs and making use of a crowd sources theming engine. Wordpress is a great solution for the entrepreneur or person with minimal technical skills to get online in a managed environment (verse a Squarespace type approach. What do you dislike? As a framework for addon functionality and custom development, the WordPress framework is bad. Flat out - ...

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Anonymous

05/15/17

3.5 out of 5

One of my favorite platforms to work on

What do you like best? Ease of use. I'm NOT a developer - I'm a marketer - but I often write content for websites. Wordpress is designed well to work with marketers who need to be able to find everything they need without a lot of hoop-jumping. The website generally ends up very aesthetically pleasing, and it's an easy build for our developer and Creative Director. The biggest issue I have is the lack of built-in SEO tracking/adding, so without purchasing the add-on you end up with pretty ...

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Anonymous

05/13/17

5 out of 5

Still one of the best CMS out there!

What do you like best? Wordpress can serve the needs of novice website managers, all the way up to veteran programmers. With countless widgets, add-ons, plugins, built in themes and more, Wordpress really lets you set the pace and customize to your needs. What do you dislike? Some built in themes can be frustrating to work with. In a few cases, the "as built" usability seems more like a permanent workaround. Fortunately, the user base is so broad that you're probably not the first ...

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