Netlify Review

Yes. Netlify's free tier includes 100GB monthly bandwidth, unlimited sites, Git-connected deploys, and basic serverless functions. There's no time limit on the free plan. You upgrade to Pro ($19/month) for advanced features like form submissions, analytics, and increased function invocations.

Netlify Pro costs $19/month and includes priority support, advanced form handling, and higher serverless function limits. The free tier remains available indefinitely with no forced upgrade, making Netlify suitable for hobby projects and testing before committing to paid features.

No. Netlify's free plan includes community support only. Pro plans ($19/month and up) include email support during business hours. For urgent issues, you'll rely on email tickets and community forums rather than real-time phone or live chat.

No. Netlify doesn't offer built-in daily backups. However, since Netlify sites deploy from Git repositories, your source code is version-controlled in GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. You're responsible for backing up generated content and databases separately.

No. Netlify specializes in Jamstack—static sites, Next.js, Vue, and other JavaScript frameworks. WordPress requires a traditional server with PHP and a database, which Netlify doesn't provide. For WordPress, consider shared hosting or managed WordPress platforms instead.

No formal migration service exists. However, deploying to Netlify is straightforward: connect your Git repository and Netlify auto-deploys on every push. If migrating a static site, you simply upload your build folder to a new repository.