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Wix
A drag-and-drop builder that answers almost every small-business need at once.
Squarespace
The builder to pick when the site has to look good with no designer involved.
GoDaddy Website Builder
Aimed at getting a trade business online in a single afternoon.
Hostinger
Bundles a builder with hosting at a first-term price that does not last.
Canva Websites
Publishes a site from the design tool many owners already open daily.
Webflow
Gives a designer full control of the layout, and asks a lot in return.
Framer
Made to feel like a design tool, with a short path to a live page.
Carrd
One page, a few dollars a year, and nothing at all to configure.
Strikingly
Builds a single-scroll site with bookings and a store on every tier.
WordPress.com
The managed version of the software a great many websites already run on.
Ghost
Writes for a business whose website is mostly writing and an email list.
Shopify
Sells at a scale the friendlier tools cannot reach, and prices for it.
Square Online
Suits a shop already taking card payments through the same company.
Ecwid by Lightspeed
Drops a store into a website you have already built somewhere else.
Durable
Generates a whole small-business site from a few questions in one sitting.
10Web
Generates a site with AI and leaves you holding an ordinary WordPress install.
Lovable
Turns a written description into working software it also hosts for you.
v0
Writes interface code a developer would recognise, then hands off the hosting.
Bolt.new
Builds an application in the browser and publishes it without a second account.
Replit
Puts the generated application inside a real workspace with a database behind it.
Base44
Publishes working software to a live address before any domain decision.
Mixo
Shows a generated landing page about ten seconds in, before you sign up.
Butternut AI
Returns a whole multi-page site rather than a single scrolling one.
Dorik
Hands the generated result to a real editor instead of another prompt.
Format
Pairs a portfolio with client proofing and commission-free print sales.
Pixpa
Combines galleries, proofing, a store and a blog in one cheap subscription.
Zenfolio
Takes the booking, the shoot and the delivery through a single product.
SmugMug
Stores an unlimited number of photographs and puts a site around them.
Adobe Portfolio
Comes with a creative subscription and cannot be bought on its own.
Umso
Keeps the editor deliberately narrow so a startup site takes an afternoon.
Tilda
Assembles pages from blocks good enough to pass for designed work.
Google Sites
Costs nothing at all and still publishes on a domain you own.
BigCommerce
Built for a store that expects to outgrow the plan it started on.
Big Cartel
Sells a handful of handmade things and takes no cut of any order.
Sellfy
Handles digital products first and physical ones second, at a price.
Payhip
Charges nothing up front and takes a share of everything you sell.
Gumroad
Trades a monthly fee for a share of every single sale instead.
Podia
Wraps courses, memberships and a real website into one expensive plan.
Beacons
Runs a short storefront that sells and takes bookings within minutes.
Substack
Owes you nothing until readers start paying for what you write.
beehiiv
Offers a custom domain free and reserves unbranded pages for its top tier.
Kajabi
Teaches, schedules and sells from a single expensive product.
HubSpot Content Hub
Sits a website on top of a customer database rather than beside one.
Duda
Made for agencies, sold to anyone, and supported like you have one.
IONOS Website Builder
Answers the phone at any hour, then doubles the price at renewal.
Webnode
Runs one site in several languages without keeping copies in step.
SITE123
Chooses the structure for you so there is almost nothing to arrange.
Zoho Sites
Asks the same price at renewal that it asked on the first day.
Adalo
A visual canvas for building a phone app, where publishing starts on a dearer plan.
B12
Answers a few questions and hands back a finished small-business site in minutes.
Bio.link
Every feature this link page has sits on one paid tier, with no ladder to climb.
Blogger
Free blog hosting from Google, on your own domain, unchanged for fifteen years.
Bubble
A canvas for building real web applications, with an application's learning curve.
Campsite
Its free plan is a working link page, and the paid one costs very little.
Circle
Runs a paid community, and publishes a site builder inside it.
Create.xyz
Describe an app in a conversation and it writes, hosts and deploys the thing.
Direct.me
Sold on design, with one cheap membership unlocking every block it has.
Elementor
Managed WordPress hosting from the company that makes the editor on top of it.
Fourthwall
Free storefront where the vendor makes, ships and supports the products.
Glide
Turns a spreadsheet into a working app, though nothing publishes until you pay.
Hashnode
Blogging for developers, where distribution is most of what you are buying.
Ko-fi
Takes tips, memberships and shop orders, with almost nothing to design.
Komi
Built around brand deals and owned fan data rather than around the page.
Landingi
Four hundred templates or an AI draft, both landing in the same editor.
Leadpages
Describes a campaign, generates the page, and connects the domain for you.
Lemon Squeezy
Handles your sales tax as merchant of record, configured entirely from settings.
Linktree
The link page that needs no domain, no DNS and no hosting decision at all.
Mighty Networks
One question produces the community, the courses and the first landing page.
Milkshake
Lives entirely in a phone app, with no browser or desktop editor at all.
Noloco
Internal tools over data you already hold, with permissions down to the field.
Owner.com
Restaurant marketing where the vendor builds and runs the site for you.
Pensight
For selling your time and your knowledge, with real scheduling built in.
Pillar
Creator page with funnels, email flows and a self-updating media kit.
Planoly
Storefront reached from inside a social-scheduling workspace.
Plasmic
Exposes the real layout model — tokens, breakpoints, components — and prices for teams.
Popmenu
The menu is what the site is built from, so a price change is a site change.
Readymag
Design tool for websites, sold to designers and priced within reach.
Setmore
Booking page with round-the-clock phone support, even without paying.
Skool
Community with a course tab, flat-priced, with nothing metered at all.
Softr
Builds an app from a spreadsheet or a template, and meters four things at once.
Stan Store
A single store page for creators, with no domain and no free plan.
Swipe Pages
Every page is converted to AMP at publish, without you writing it differently.
Systeme.io
Funnels, a store, courses and an email list on one plan, including a free one.
Taplink
Three hundred templates and a custom HTML block, on a link page.
Teachable
Sells courses and handles the tax; a clean site costs a good deal more.
Thinkific
Unlimited courses on your own domain, against a student ceiling that never moves.
Unbounce
Free canvas for landing pages, with a learning curve to match it.
Vagaro
Salon and spa scheduling with a website builder sold beside it.
Webstudio
An open-source visual builder that exports a site you can host anywhere.
Weebly
Still works, still sells plans, and has changed almost nothing in years.
