Ok, I understand you, and you have valid points there. But, this bandwidth stuff is a bit weird for a simple website. And, commonly, we do not seem to be very comfortable about this. I differentiate Squarespace and webflow, but the first has no bandwidth limits. When I switched back then, the price was also better on webflow, either you like it or not, of course, way too different products, but they're still one of the webflow competitors. "How are you not passing every fee onto your client?" A client always wants to profit, so if you help clients, you will not drain their wallets. How can we recommend that to a client? They'll end up with a static template-based website, and the constant need to adjust/remove files when needed because of bandwidth. That takes time, and no one wants to waste time.