Hi @Laurap23
Beyond the collections issue I mentioned, I don’t know of any other limitations in integrating HubSpot with Webflow. Which CMS to go with really depends on your needs, goals, level of design and development experience, and budget. What I would say is, HubSpot CMS is designed to help you easily use your CRM data in your CMS, Webflow doesn’t really offer that two-way connection. To me, Webflow is a great CMS for designers that need to easily create simple websites without much coding knowledge. HubSpot allows for both drag and drop design as well as fully coded template development, but their drag and drop functionality isn’t quite as slick as Webflow’s…yet.
Both Webflow and HubSpot are proprietary CMSs, so depending on the complexity of your site you will end up finding something that’s tricky or not possible to do. With Webflow we had issues around dynamic collection pages and URL structure for SEO. We haven’t had those issues with HubSpot CMS, but there are speed optimisations we like to do on WordPress sites that we can’t do on HubSpot CMS (though HubSpot hosted sites are pretty fast as long as you are careful with scripts, image sizes etc.).
Most clients that we work with that are just starting out with HubSpot and are not sure which CMS to choose, tend to build their websites in WordPress (though that generally requires self-hosting and management, which brings its own potential issues) and then transition to HubSpot CMS once they have become more confident in using HubSpot’s marketing and sales features and can see the benefits of having their CMS fully integrated with marketing, sales and service toolset.
This page provides some comparisons of HubSpot CMS versus some other leading CMSs e.g. WordPress vs. HubSpot. But unfortunately, it doesn’t mention Webflow.