Site builder
a website this afternoon.
Drag-and-drop pages and online shops, with hosting, templates and SSL included. No code, no theme hunting, no plugins.
A site builder is the right answer more often than the web industry likes to admit. If you need a handful of pages, a contact form and somewhere to send customers, the fastest route is a builder — not a WordPress install with a theme, a page builder plugin and a maintenance burden attached. WordPress earns its place when you outgrow that.
what you get
Drag and drop, genuinely
Move a block, type in it, publish. No theme settings buried three menus deep and no CSS.
Mobile-ready templates
Templates that already work on phones, which is where most of your visitors are. Nothing to configure separately.
Online shop when you need it
The Store tiers add products, payments and shipping without changing platform or rebuilding what you have.
Hosting and SSL included
No separate hosting account, no certificate to install. Publishing is one button.
Contact forms built in
Forms that work out of the box, without a plugin and without configuring mail delivery.
Upgrade path
Start on one page and move up as the site grows, rather than committing to a plan sized for a business you do not have yet.
plans
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common questions
Site builder or WordPress?
A builder if you want a working site quickly and do not want to maintain it — a few pages, a form, some images. WordPress once you need a real blog, specific functionality, complex e-commerce, or full control of the markup. A builder can be outgrown, which is a good problem; a half-maintained WordPress site is a worse one.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Register it with us or point one you already own, and the site publishes there rather than on a builder subdomain. Doing this from the start avoids rebuilding links and losing search history later.
Is it any good for search engines?
It produces standard, crawlable pages with editable titles and descriptions. For a small brochure site that is essentially all technical SEO requires. Content and links do the rest, exactly as they would on WordPress.
Can I sell online?
Yes, on the Store tiers — products, payments and shipping are included. For a small catalogue it is considerably simpler than running WooCommerce, which brings a shop plus everything else WordPress needs looking after.
What happens if I outgrow it?
Move to WordPress hosting and rebuild there, keeping the same domain. It is not a one-click export — builders and WordPress do not share a format — so if you are confident you will need WordPress within a year, start there instead.
not sure it is what you need?
Ask us. We would rather talk you out of something that will not help than sell it to you.