Reviews
WP Engine
If you're looking for an improved top-of-the-line hosting experience for your WordPress website, WP Engine is well worth the price. With fast loading times, rapid content delivery, strategic account management, and robust security features, WP Engine has created a world-class managed WordPress hosting platform that stands out in both performance and speed. But it should be...
Yola
Yola offers a genuinely simple way to set up a basic website. This relatively inexpensive site builder gives access to one of the most sophisticated e-commerce online stores you will come across. But do not expect too much here regarding extra features.
Voog
Voog is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to set up a functional multi-lingual website. Constructing your website with this builder is a very intuitive and hassle-free process.
Zoho Sites
Zoho doesn't offer much in the way of e-commerce, but it's a solid website builder with lots of customization options.
Webydo
Savvy web designers will appreciate the advanced features and the design freedom Webydo offers. The prices are significantly high and the learning curve steep, but what you get out of this site builder is well worth it.
Simbla
Advanced users will appreciate the flexible editing options and the app creation capabilities that Simbla offers, while beginners will love the simplicity of building a website by just dragging and dropping elements.
Sitelio
Overall, Sitelio is packed with some impressive features and amazing templates that will go a long way in helping you set up a solid website with the process requiring no learning curve at all.
uKit
uKit is a slick and contemporary site builder that definitely gets the job done. You will find everything you need to build a basic website.
MotoCMS
MotoCMS has been in the industry for close to a decade now, and their vast experience is very evident on several fronts. From the get-go, this site builder gives you the impression that anyone can use it to build a professional DIY website without any complex expertise needed.
Mozello
Mozello has many good things to offer for both beginners and professional developers. In general, it is easy to use and is a great builder if you are looking to set up a robust digital storefront.
Ucraft
The people behind Ucraft have obviously put in a lot of effort to offer a solid website builder for setting up a digital storefront or a personal website. While the templates are limited, anyone with basic computer skills will be able to build a professional-looking website.
BaseKit
BaseKit has successfully positioned itself to serve the telecommunications niche—few site builders are this specific about their target market and this has earned BaseKit a good reputation among telcos and hosting companies. Right from the get-go, you get the sense that this is a serious site builder that focuses entirely on providing a seamless and dependable web experience...
Virb
Virb has plenty of untapped potentials, but where things stand currently, it may be a while before real improvements appear for this site builder. In spite the lack of a drag and drop functionality, building a professional website with Virb is generally easy.
SpaceCraft
Whether you are a developer or a Do-It-Yourselfer with zero coding skills, SpaceCraft offers an extensive set of awesome customization tools to give you the freedom to design your website to your personal tastes and style.
Simvoly
Compared to veterans such as Wix and Weebly, Simvoly is a new kid on the block but it already has a lot going for it. This is a super-easy website builder with a seamless drag and drop interface that lets you set up a website in a jiffy.