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by WordPress.comIt suits people who want to publish and manage a website with mobile apps, scheduled posts, memberships, or analytics.
Website builders let you build and publish sites without putting together a technology stack from the ground up. This list is for buyers comparing tools for business sites, stores, blogs and other web projects.
Check platform availability when you need web, API, self-hosted, iOS, Android or macOS access.
It suits people who want to publish and manage a website with mobile apps, scheduled posts, memberships, or analytics.
Elementor may suit WordPress site creators, professionals, creatives, businesses, and agencies seeking a visual editor.
WebAPISelf-hostedGoDaddy Websites + Marketing builds sites with forms, SEO controls, blogs and custom domains on web and mobile.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWebWix suits individuals and businesses building sites such as portfolios, blogs, restaurant pages, or business websites.
WebNicepage builds websites with free access and a seven-day trial across web, desktop, extensions and self-hosting.
WebWindowsMac+2Webflow builds and hosts websites in a browser with a free plan and paid plans from $14 a month.
Drupal is a free hybrid platform for self-hosted websites and projects on web, desktop and APIs.
Website.com offers browser and mobile website building with a free option and 30-day trial.
Silex is a no-cost, open-source site builder for web, Linux, macOS, Windows and self-hosting.
HubSpot CMS Hub provides hosted website tools with a free plan, API access and paid plans per user.
Tilda offers web and API website tools with free and paid options from $10 monthly plus a trial.
Readymag lets you make websites on web, Android and iOS with a free option and custom domains.
Squarespace Commerce runs hosted online stores on web, iOS and Android, with a 14-day trial.
Google Sites creates websites in a browser, with plans listed from $7 per user each month.
Joomla is a free hybrid platform for web, API and self-hosted projects with editorial workflows.
OpenCms is a no-cost, open-source site platform for web, Linux and self-hosted deployments with editorial workflows.
Yola suits small businesses needing browser-based pages, contact forms, SEO settings, blogs or bookings.
Weblium is a web-based website builder with free and trial plans and support for custom domains.
Brizy AI may suit local businesses, freelancers, agencies, SaaS businesses, entrepreneurs, and creators who want to generate and visually edit a website.
A free plan can let you build before paying. A free trial gives you a time-limited way to evaluate a paid service. Check both fields, then review the paid-from price.
If a custom domain matters, confirm whether the free plan supports one. A free plan without that option may suit a temporary or experimental site instead.
Use the e-commerce field when you need a store. Use blogging support when publishing posts is central to the site.
An AI site builder can help create a starting point. Review the rest of the tool's fields to confirm it fits your site plan.
If you may need to move or edit the site's code elsewhere, verify that the builder offers code export before committing.
Hosting included can simplify publishing. If you prefer to manage hosting yourself, compare that option with tools that support self-hosted use.
Platform listings show which tools work on web, API, self-hosted, iOS, Android and macOS. Match those platforms to the devices and systems you plan to use.
If open-source software is important, look for that designation and review the project's license and hosting requirements before choosing.