Choosing between custom development, WordPress and Wix is not “which is best in general” — it is which fits your scope, team and SEO/conversion goals. Each option has a different profile for control, cost and maintenance.
Wix (and similar builders) fits when you need a fast brochure site with limited customization and you accept platform constraints. For complex integrations, specialised UX or long-term SEO control, you often hit limits.
WordPress offers flexibility via plugins and themes — strong for content-heavy sites when serious maintenance exists (updates, security, performance). Without managed care, a “cheap” WP cost shows up as downtime and technical debt.
Custom development (e.g. a modern front-end with a CMS where needed) gives full control over UX, performance and integrations — with higher initial scope. Bytesoft in Patras recommends custom when the brief needs measurable performance, unique UX or ERP/CRM links beyond off-the-shelf plugins.
For a proposal based on your brief: a website with technical SEO from day one. Cost factors: /en/blog/website-cost-greece.
Ask: how often content changes, do you need ERP/CRM, who will maintain updates and how critical are Core Web Vitals and technical SEO. The answer drives the platform — not trends.
If you want custom or serious WordPress with technical SEO and a hosting plan, see a website with technical SEO from day one. For hosting/migration: /en/services/hosting.
For Generative Engine Optimization read the GEO agency analysis for Greek businesses. The website service page is a website with technical SEO from day one.