I decided to try this system after moving from WordPress, following a presentation. At first, I was surprised that everything costs money: both for the domain and its linking, as well as for templates (there are only about 20 of your own). It gives the impression that the developers are only focused on profit. They ask for money for every little thing. I was attracted by the idea that I could easily create my own template, plus they said that you could do many projects with one license. I thought it would be worth paying for the license since it was cheaper than Yookoz, where the annual cost for each site is almost a thousand rubles.
I created several projects, and when I uploaded one to the internet, they demanded another license to upload another one. I searched the entire site for information about the fact that one license allows only one site, and I found this only somewhere in the "back corners." There was no mention of this in the license description! I was in shock.
The support service also did not impress: they were slow and could not quickly resolve issues, and their responses were unclear. For that kind of money, I expected higher quality support. They said it was easy to figure out the system, but even though I had worked on five free platforms, I faced real difficulties here. Everything seems more complicated.
There are many other CMS options that offer the ability to create multiple sites for the same price. And those that don’t at least clearly state this in the license description. When I pointed out to the support service the need for clearer information, they responded that I was trying to deceive them by creating multiple sites on one license, and that this is a commercial project aimed at profit, and if I wasn’t ready to pay, that was my problem. Quite rude, to be honest. Overall, I am very disappointed. There are probably some advantages, but when everything is done solely for profit, it’s disheartening. I wish I had read reviews beforehand; I only found one positive one, and it was clearly written by them. A lot of advertising that does not match reality.
