It's OK...does what it's supposed to do, but my complaint here is how Wordpress on my first account, if you sign up via e-mail will use the entire first part of your e-mail address as a username! To get around this, use another e-mail such as commonname AT sample domain so that "commonname" is already taken by a Wordpress user. It will generate a new name for you and give you the option to change the username. For better reference, if you use an e-mail and try to change it, the system spits out errors of "we cannot e-mail that domain because we have had problems sending to it."You get what you pay for. Wordpress isn't the fanciest but the pricing is better, and Wordpress.com is far less hackable. Self hosted Wordpress has a tendency to get hacked. All my expertise from my past life as a freelance web designer. With all of this in consideration, the product does not look high end. The Wordpress.com themes are not slick like Squarespace, which to me is the best easy access product on the market for an instant website. For me to make a self hosted Wordpress look good, I get down into the code.On Wordpress.com, it looks like a cheap website, no more polite way to put it. I am really rethinking signing up for Wordpress today because these themes have not come a long way since 2013 and will probably delete it right now, actually. I thought about switching from Squarespace to save money on a website I hardly use but no, this isn't worth it for me. As I haven't charged on my card yet, yeah, hitting DELETE. :)