| Wix | Wix lists website design with full design control.[1] | Wix says a Premium plan connects a custom domain and most yearly or multi-year plans include a one-year domain voucher.[2] | Wix describes integrated SEO and marketing tools for increasing online visibility.[1] | See vendor[1] | Wix describes a blog workflow to plan, write and publish posts.[1] | Wix describes ecommerce sites and online payment tools.[1] | Wix lists more than 2,000 website templates.[1] | See vendor[1] |
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| Webnode | Webnode provides a live drag-and-drop website editor.[3] | Webnode includes hosting and offers custom domains as a Premium feature.[4] [4] | Webnode provides SEO tools for visibility in Google and other search engines.[4] | Webnode supports contact, reservation and newsletter forms.[3] | Webnode’s AI Assistant creates pages and blog posts in the editor.[3] | Webnode supports online stores with local payment and shipping options.[3] | Webnode offers more than 150 professionally designed themes.[3] | Webnode includes hosting with its website builder.[4] [4] |
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| Weebly | Weebly provides drag-and-drop website editing tools.[5] | Weebly includes free hosting and offers custom domains on paid plans.[5] [5] | Weebly provides a suite of SEO tools for site content.[5] | Weebly supports custom contact forms, RSVP lists and surveys.[5] | Weebly supports website and blog creation with drag-and-drop editing.[5] | Weebly combines website creation with an integrated ecommerce platform.[5] | Weebly offers responsive themes and professionally designed customizable templates.[5] | Weebly provides hosted website creation and publishing.[6] |
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| Hostinger Website Builder | Hostinger describes a drag-and-drop editor.[7] | Hostinger includes hosting and a free domain with yearly plans.[7] | Hostinger describes built-in marketing and SEO tools and says content is automatically optimized for Google Search.[7] | See vendor[7] | See vendor[7] | Hostinger supports selling physical or digital products, print-on-demand goods and services.[7] | Hostinger lists 600+ designer-made website templates.[7] | See vendor[7] |
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| Jimdo | See vendor[8] | Jimdo’s free website version includes hosting and the website section offers own-domain options.[9] [8] | Jimdo includes SEO tools for search-engine visibility.[10] | Jimdo offers smart forms for contact requests.[8] | Jimdo supports blog-post publishing and social sharing.[9] | See vendor[8] | Jimdo offers more than 100 template variations for free websites.[10] | Jimdo’s website builder includes hosted blog publishing.[9] |
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| IONOS MyWebsite Now | MyWebsite Now lets users add pages and drag and drop to change site structure.[11] | MyWebsite Now includes a free domain for one year, webspace and 10 pages.[11] [11] | IONOS lets users add keywords and extra information to improve search visibility.[11] | IONOS lists a contact form among MyWebsite Now features.[11] | MyWebsite Now supports adding pages and publishing websites.[11] [11] [11] | IONOS lists an Online Store Builder and a separate eCommerce Plugin.[12] | IONOS offers designer-made templates for business, personal and portfolio websites.[11] | IONOS sells MyWebsite Now as a hosted website builder with webspace.[11] [11] |
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| Strikingly | Strikingly lets users click page content to edit and publish.[13] | Managed cloud hosting is included; custom domains are on paid plans.[14] [14] [14] | See vendor[13] | Strikingly provides sign-up and contact forms, with custom forms on Pro.[13] [14] | Strikingly’s Simple Blog gives each post its own page.[13] | Strikingly’s Simple Store supports product sales, coupons, shipping and digital goods.[13] | See vendor[13] | Strikingly includes managed cloud hosting with every site.[14] |
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| WordPress.com | See vendor[15] | WordPress.com includes managed hosting and a free domain for one year on paid plans.[15] | WordPress.com includes built-in search engine optimization tools.[15] | WordPress.com includes forms for visitor contact.[15] | WordPress.com supports blog and newsletter publishing.[15] | See vendor[15] | WordPress.com provides themes and patterns.[15] | WordPress.com describes its managed WordPress hosting.[15] |
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| Squarespace | Drag, drop, resize, and arrange content on the responsive grid, no code needed.[16] | See vendor[16] | See vendor[16] | See vendor[16] | Squarespace describes publishing website content.[16] | See vendor[16] | Squarespace lists website templates.[16] | Squarespace offers a hosted website service.[16] |
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| Duda | Duda offers an intuitive website editor.[17] | See vendor[17] | Duda generates SEO metadata including titles and descriptions.[17] | See vendor[17] | See vendor[17] | Duda offers ecommerce, with subscriptions that may require additional purchases.[17] | Duda offers dozens of professionally designed responsive templates.[17] | Duda describes its editor as hosted on its platform.[17] |
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| SITE123 | See vendor[18] | SITE123 includes free hosting and a subdomain, with paid plans for custom domains.[18] [18] [19] | SITE123 provides SEO tools for search visibility.[18] | See vendor[18] | SITE123 lets users select a website type, add content and publish the site.[18] | SITE123 provides online-store tools for product setup and sales.[18] | See vendor[18] | SITE123 provides website editing and hosting online.[18] |
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| Framer | Framer lets teams create websites visually on a flexible canvas.[20] | Framer lists a Framer domain with Free plans and requires a paid plan for a custom domain.[21] [21] | Framer includes built-in SEO controls for business websites.[20] | See vendor[20] | Framer supports publishing business sites, marketing pages and CMS-driven websites.[20] | See vendor[20] | See vendor[20] | Framer includes hosting with its website builder.[20] |
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| Webflow | Webflow provides a visual website building platform.[22] | Webflow lists hosting plans.[22] | Webflow lists search indexing and the frequency at which a site can be re-indexed.[23] | Webflow lists 50 form submissions on Starter and unlimited form submissions on Basic.[23] | Webflow describes CMS site plans and CMS items such as blog posts or office locations.[23] | See vendor[22] | See vendor[22] | Webflow positions its platform as website creation and hosting.[22] |
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| WordPress | WordPress 7.1 makes styling and editing easier; customize block styles responsively without CSS.[24] | See vendor[24] | See vendor[24] | See vendor[24] | WordPress.org calls WordPress a Blog Tool, Publishing Platform, and CMS.[24] | WordPress.org says users can add a store through its plugin library.[24] | WordPress.org says users can start from a blank canvas or choose a theme.[24] | WordPress.org presents WordPress as downloadable, open-source publishing software.[24] |
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| Carrd | See vendor[25] | Carrd Pro Standard supports publishing to owned custom domains with SSL.[25] | See vendor[25] | Carrd Pro includes contact, signup, custom and payment-enabled forms.[25] | See vendor[25] | See vendor[25] | Carrd offers dozens of templates and blank starting points.[25] | Carrd offers one-page site creation and publishing.[25] |
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| Google Sites | See vendor[26] | Google Sites creates and hosts personal, business, team and project websites.[26] | See vendor[26] | See vendor[26] | Google Sites supports team and project websites with real-time co-editing.[26] | See vendor[26] | Google Sites offers premade templates tailored to site needs.[26] | Google Sites creates and hosts websites in Google Workspace.[26] |
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