Website Builders

Bottom line: As a website builder, Web.com focuses on the basics, such as simple pre-designed templates and a drag-and-drop editor. Most of Web.com’s plans are targeted at small businesses. For those with zero coding experience, Web.com is easy to use and could be a good solution. However, customization is limited. If you’re new to website building, Web.com could

I like Duda for its simplicity, scalability, and personalization. There are a decent number of templates that look great and are easy to modify — plus, they’re all built on a grid, which means you can’t mess up a design. The automation and shortcuts Duda built into its editor make it super simple to create sites at

Bottom line: Strikingly may not be a household name among website builders, but it’s worthy with its free and fair-priced plans. The no-code site builder is easy for anyone to use. And if you get stuck, it offers 24/7 customer support with Strikingly’s “Happiness Officers.” Who should choose Strikingly? Anyone who doesn’t want to build a website from scratch.

Bottom line: Of all the website builders, I’ve found Mozello one of the easiest to use. In terms of scalability and long-term solutions, it is not the best choice. But it is a great solution for small businesses and individual users who want to launch a simple website or an online store. Mozello might be the answer if you’re

Bottom line: Choosing a website builder often comes down to its site builder, product innovation, and ease of use, all of which Weebly was known for at one point. It still offers one of the best “what you see is what you get” (WYSIWYG) site editors that’s simple for anyone to use. Square, the finance and

Zoho Sites is an intuitive drag-and-drop website builder that allows you to create websites in minutes without experience. Due to its robust design features, ease of use, and cost-effectiveness, it has become one of the most popular low-cost website builders. Who should choose Zoho Sites? People who want to showcase their work or service on their websites

SITE123’s site editor is easy to use, but not intuitive. There is no drag-and-drop functionality, and you’re locked into the designs that SITE123 makes for you. I created a website from start to finish in less than an hour, though. If you need an easy-to-use site builder that doesn’t require you to design anything yourself, SITE123

Bottom line: Jimdo is a Jack or Jill of all trades. It does almost everything you need a website builder to do, but places a lot of limitations on you, depending on your plan. What you can do is also based on which site builder you choose: the no-code version or the flexible coding version. Who should choose