Webnode

Webnode's distinguishing feature is that a site can exist in several languages managed from one place, rather than as separate sites kept in step by hand. For a business whose customers are split across languages — common in Europe and increasingly common everywhere — that removes the most tedious part of the job, and it is the feature the product leads with rather than one buried in a higher tier.

Support is answered by people in the customer's own language, fronted by a chat assistant that hands over on request.

The catch is in the plan ladder, which needs reading carefully. The two cheapest paid tiers connect a custom domain but keep Webnode's own mark on the site, so the plan that actually publishes an unbranded site on the reader's own address is the third one, at roughly three times the entry figure. Bookings are available but not native — they come from a third-party scheduling service plugged in — which is worth knowing before choosing this specifically for appointments.