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====== How is CBSplit different from traditional CMS like WordPress or Drupal? ======

CBSplit is designed with a very different audience in mind compared to traditional CMS platforms.

  * **Target users:** WordPress and Drupal are general-purpose publishing platforms used for blogs, news, and enterprise sites. CBSplit is built specifically for **ClickBank affiliates and performance marketers** who need fast split testing, optimized funnels, and compliance-ready landing pages.
  * **Built-in A/B testing:** In WordPress/Drupal, you must install third-party plugins for A/B experiments. In CBSplit, split testing is **native and seamless**, with no external scripts or flicker.
  * **Affiliate workflows:** CBSplit includes features that matter for affiliates — checkout flow controls, order bumps, compliance page handling, and one-click upsells. WordPress/Drupal do not provide these out of the box.
  * **Lightweight + fast:** WordPress and Drupal often suffer from plugin bloat, database overhead, and slow page loads. CBSplit runs as a **lean SaaS platform**, tuned for conversions and fast deployment.
  * **Code + no-code:** Developers can still add custom HTML, CSS, JS, or React components, while marketers get a no-code editor to launch ClickBank offers quickly.

**In short:** CBSplit is not a general-purpose CMS like WordPress or Drupal. It is a **conversion-focused CMS for ClickBank affiliates**, where A/B testing, compliance, and funnel optimization are built in from day one.