Website Case: Airbnb V5

Wegic specializes in creating personal websites, corporate websites, product showcase websites, event and conference websites, simple blog websites, restaurant and small shop websites, non-profit organizations' websites, educational and training institutions' websites, photographer and artist showcases, resumes, and job-seeking websites.

While Wegic primarily caters to quick website creations through AI-driven conversations, it still offers some capabilities like multilingual support, zero-threshold interactions, and customizable themes. However, larger scale projects may require additional human input and expertise beyond what Wegic currently provides.

Yes, Wegic allows users to embed third-party widgets, including forms, image/media galleries, and other features, which could be useful for managing user-generated content depending on their specific requirements.

Currently, Wegic mainly operates within its own framework and doesn't have direct integration capabilities with external web frameworks or Content Management Systems (CMS). Users would likely need assistance from developers familiar with both Wegic and their chosen framework/CMS to achieve this functionality.

As a text-based model, I cannot access detailed pricing information or differences between free and paid plans offered by Wegic. Generally, however, many similar products often limit certain advanced features available only to paying customers. To understand the exact restrictions imposed by Wegic's free plan, one should refer to their official documentation or contact their support team directly.