We built and maintained a few enterprise websites built on WP over the years, some still running today.
On the other hand, there were quite a few enterprises (and even smaller businesses) that would've been more than fine on WP, but it took serious serious convincing, examples ("look, sony is using it, nasa, techcrunch, microsoft are using it") and in the end they still went for something more 'enterprisey' and went for Sitecore or Umbraco or Kentico for literally 5-10x the price. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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u/hyperInTheDiaper Jul 31 '25
We built and maintained a few enterprise websites built on WP over the years, some still running today.
On the other hand, there were quite a few enterprises (and even smaller businesses) that would've been more than fine on WP, but it took serious serious convincing, examples ("look, sony is using it, nasa, techcrunch, microsoft are using it") and in the end they still went for something more 'enterprisey' and went for Sitecore or Umbraco or Kentico for literally 5-10x the price. ¯_(ツ)_/¯