Agencies Face Heavy Maintenance and Scaling Costs Managing Client Sites
A builder pitching a new static-first headless CMS frames it around agencies and freelancers being worn down by WordPress maintenance overhead and steep Webflow scaling costs, and asks what would make such teams switch. The pain point is asserted by the poster rather than corroborated by other users in the thread.
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