Base44

Base44 asks for a description in plain language, states that no coding experience is needed, and publishes to a working address before any domain decision has to be made. That ordering matters: the application exists and can be shown to someone before there is a registrar, a DNS record or a bill involved.

Custom domains are documented from the cheapest paid tier, which is unusual in this category. A free domain for the first year sits higher up and applies only to yearly billing, so the homepage's shorter claim compresses two different offers into one phrase.

The catch is the badge. The vendor's documentation lists removal among the entry tier's highlights, its own pricing page omits it, and a third-party guide places it two tiers higher. If the third-party reading is right the qualifying plan costs more than double and the starting price sits in a different band entirely. The company was acquired in 2025 and is still sold on its own terms, which is why it appears here separately.