The best Webflow alternative.
Keep everything, sacrifice nothing. With Divhunt, you get the benefits of no-code, without limitations.

All the great features you’ve come to expect, plus way more.
You might be asking, what does Webflow have, that Divhunt doesn’t? The answer: limitations. You won’t be missing anything once you make the switch.
Speed
Divhunt
Webflow
Speed
SPA (Single Page Application)
Instant Publish
Instant Preview
Styling
Custom CSS
Edit Tags
Advanced State Control
Integrations
Multilingual
Integrate anything
Workflow
Collaboration on all plans
Loop
Canvas
Name Layers
CMS (Coming Soon)
Item Limit
Field Limit
Global Collections
Reference Data Anywhere
Build limitless websites
If you can imagine it, it can be built within Divhunt. Anything from simple marketing websites all the way to full-scale web applications can be built easier, better, and faster in Divhunt.

All the great features you’ve come to expect, plus way more.
You might be asking, what does Webflow have, that Divhunt doesn’t? The answer: limitations. You won’t be missing anything once you make the switch.
Load Speed
Divhunt utilizes SPA (Single Page Application) technology, which means sites have zero refresh time - it’s as fast as a website can possibly get. Webflow sites are not SPA, meaning each page loads independently.
Builder Speed
While the Webflow designer is fast with new projects, this changes rather quickly once your page count increases. The Divhunt builder speed never suffers, no matter how many pages or elements you have.
Publish Speed
Similar to the designer, Webflow is fast when you have a small project. When you have a lot of pages, you may have to wait for up to 2 minutes each publish. With Divhunt, publishes happen instantly, no matter the size of your project.
Limitations
The Divhunt CMS is truly unlimited. This means that you will never be stuck to a certain number of fields or items. With Webflow, you are limited to 2000 items on the CMS plan, and even on their Enterprise plan, you are limited to roughly 10,000.
Flexibility
The Webflow CMS is made for certain use cases, whereas the Divhunt CMS is made to manage any content, in any way. You can create global collections, manage static page content, and more - all within the CMS.
Referencing Data
In Webflow, you have to make a collection list in order to pull any data from the CMS - with Divhunt, you can pull CMS data anywhere, at any time - including overriding individual elements on static pages with CMS generated content!
User Plans
Webflow charges you up to $42 USD/month per “designer” seat - this means someone who will be making more significant edits on the site. With Divhunt, there is no such thing as user plans - users are 100% free, and you can add as many users as you want to edit your site.
Site Plans
Webflow’s site pricing is based off features - meaning, if you need the CMS, or the file upload feature for example, you will need to upgrade your plan. Divhunt site plans are based off traffic, CMS items, and form submissions. All features are included in every plan, including the free plan.
Multi Select (Coming soon)
If you’re moving, duplicating, or deleting multiple elements at the same time in Webflow, you have to wrap them in a parent element - in Divhunt, you can select multiple elements at the same time in the layers panel.
Canvas
In Webflow, you’re fixed to the webpage you’re editing - if you want to work only on one specific component, or view the site on larger screens than your own - there’s no way to do that. The Divhunt canvas works similar to how the Figma canvas works, meaning you can zoom in, out, and around as you please.
We don't limit you
If it can be done with code, it can be done with Divhunt - our limitations match the limitations of code, without exception. Webflow has certain rules and parameters in place that make sense for beginners, but can cause more experienced users headaches at times.
Styles in Divhunt
Divhunt styles work as CSS is supposed to work - you can apply rules to both tags & classes, and classes are edited independently. This allows you to create far more robust style guides, and stops you from having to create classes unnecessarily. Use classes for style rules that need to be repeated, and just edit the tag for those one-off edits!
Styles in Webflow
Webflow allows you to add & edit classes & global HTML tags (such as “All H1 Headings”). This means you always have to create a new class for new style rules. Unlike Divhunt, if you’d like to edit an element which has multiple classes applied to it, you will have to actually remove & re-apply all classes except the one you are currently editing.
Native Integrations
Divhunt has a constantly expanding library of native integrations - Webflow has a small collection with little more than analytics tools. We understand your tech stack is bigger than one web platform.
Platform Flexibility
The Divhunt platform is completely open - we’ve built it so you can easily and effectively connect ANY, and we mean ANY application to Divhunt. The Webflow API only allows you to call data into their limited CMS. The Divhunt REST API allows you to do literally anything you want.
Components
Use Divhunt as the front-end for any back-end - simply pull data from any source and reference it directly in the builder.
Components
Use Divhunt as the front-end for any back-end - simply pull data from any source and reference it directly in the builder.
Components
Use Divhunt as the front-end for any back-end - simply pull data from any source and reference it directly in the builder.
Custom CSS
With Divhunt, you can write, view, and update your CSS directly within the builder - it updates your styles panel in real-time. We’ve built Divhunt to be a comfortable tool, whether you’re an experienced developer, or if you’re just a beginner - and everywhere along the way.
REST API
Integrate literally anything with Divhunt. Our goal when building Divhunt was to give you a snappy builder which saves you time like Webflow does, without boxing you in. Ever.
File Manager
We understand that developers feel most comfortable when working with code, which is why we have created a user-friendly file manager designed specifically for organizing CSS and JS files. Developers can effortlessly create an optimal structure for their files by easily creating and organizing folders and files, just like they would in their favorite code editor.
Loop
Easily create “looped” collections of elements - simply build one layout, apply Loop, and you can then edit the content on each instance. No more having to create collections for small things such as team members and testimonials!
Switch tags
Accidentally selected a div block when you really needed a section? No problem. With Divhunt, you can switch the tag on an element with one click - at any point in time. In Webflow, you have to delete the element and rebuild it.
Custom layer names
In Webflow, the navigator panel shows you elements by class name. This means you have no control over how layers appear within your project, and you often have a long list of elements titled “section”. With Divhunt, that’s not the case - you can name your layers whatever you want, without having any effect on the class names.
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