Umso

Umso positions its editor as deliberately limited: fewer settings, fewer choices, and a shape suited to a small marketing site rather than to anything that might grow in an unexpected direction. For a founder who wants a presentable site this afternoon and does not want to make thirty design decisions to get one, the narrowness is the feature.

It is not a one-page tool, despite what the free tier suggests. Only the free plan is limited to a homepage; the first paid tier publishes up to ten pages and the tier above removes the limit entirely.

Pricing is per site rather than per account, which is cheap for one project and adds up quickly for anyone running several. Documentation is the other difficulty: the pricing page, the features page and the help centre all returned too little to read, so several capabilities are recorded as absent from the homepage's own feature list rather than as confirmed absences. That is a thinner basis than a published statement would be.