Framer
by FramerFramer offers site creation on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows and the web.
No-code website builders let you create and publish sites without writing code. This list helps buyers compare tools for personal sites, business pages, stores and other web projects.
The order is rebuilt nightly. Use the published fields to compare free plans, paid starting prices, domains, ecommerce, CMS features, page limits, collaboration, multilingual support and code export.
Framer offers site creation on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows and the web.
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Strikingly suits entrepreneurs and creatives who want a straightforward way to build a mobile-optimized site.
Wix Logo Maker creates AI-generated or template logos with editable colors, fonts, icons and layouts.
Yola suits small businesses needing browser-based pages, contact forms, SEO settings, blogs or bookings.
Mobirise AI Website Builder runs on macOS, Windows and the web, creating sites from prompts or images.
It suits people who want to publish and manage a website with mobile apps, scheduled posts, memberships, or analytics.
Carrd creates web pages with custom-domain support and optional Pro plans.
Dorik is an AI web platform that creates full sites, writing and images from prompts.
Flazio runs on Android, iOS and the web, offering custom domains and contact forms.
It suits ecommerce teams managing campaigns, product launches, merchandising, and storefront content.
SITE123 uses pre-designed layouts for responsive websites on desktops, smartphones and tablets.
Tilda provides web and API site tools, with a free tier and a 14-day trial.
PageCloud runs on the web with forms, search controls, blogs and booking tools.
Google Sites suits people building straightforward team, project, event, or knowledge-base sites without coding expertise.
IM Creator may suit individuals or organizations building a site through a visual editor, as well as designers and resellers seeking white-label tools.
Mozello suits people building a website, blog, or basic online store who want hosting and tools such as booking and contact forms.
Check whether a builder offers a free plan or a free trial. A free plan can help you start without a subscription, while a trial gives you temporary access before payment.
Review the paid-from price and the pricing notes. Confirm what changes between free and paid tiers before choosing a tool.
Look for custom-domain support if you want a web address that matches your name or business. Ecommerce support matters when the site needs to sell products or services.
A built-in CMS can help manage structured content. Check the page limit when you expect the site to grow.
Collaborative editing can support a shared site workflow. Multilingual-site support matters when visitors need content in more than one language.
Compare these fields with the way you plan to create, edit and publish the site.
The listed platforms include web, API, Android, iOS, Windows and macOS. Confirm that the builder supports the device or connection you plan to use.
If you need to move a site or inspect its files, check the code-export field and the builder's licensing terms.