Which is the best Sitebuilder

[WHGBTom]

I recommend Kopage.com for hosting providers.

Also site.pro seems interesting for me.

They both actually look really good! :agree:

 

[ePotentia]

While we offer some, our main conclusion of the most common sitebuilders was that nothing is very impressive. Nowadays there are custom wordpress templates for a low price that give you more and better functionality...

 

[easyhostmedia]

While we offer some, our main conclusion of the most common sitebuilders was that nothing is very impressive. Nowadays there are custom wordpress templates for a low price that give you more and better functionality...

That is why we dont pay for service like RVsitebuilder. we offer site.pro which is free to us as a host and clients have a choice if they use it to either use it free or upgrade to a paid plan

 

[hynds]

Did you try one .com and wix .com. I would also recommend them

 

[Saurabh Mathur]

Many hosting provider provide site builder in C- Panel Or you can use another website builder like Wix and Wordpress they both are best.

 

[krakenservers]

I would have to say Wix.com love it!

 

[CasualHost]

I see a lot of my friends ( who had websites before I offered web hosting ) use Weebly. I've also personally tested it and it is good and simple.

RvSiteBuilder is also really good too!

 

[ioZoom]

When we were reviewing website builders, site.pro was the clear choice.

 

[Hostslayer]

When we were reviewing website builders, site.pro was the clear choice.

Is it free?

 

[JoshSupport]

Personally I like the flexibility WordPress offering to us now days, very good and wide range of plug-ins, fast and easy to learn. That's at least my personal opinion.

 

[easyhostmedia]

Personally I like the flexibility WordPress offering to us now days, very good and wide range of plug-ins, fast and easy to learn. That's at least my personal opinion.

Wordpress is a Content Management System and NOT a sitebuilder

 

[JoshSupport]

Wordpress is a Content Management System and NOT a sitebuilder

I am sorry, I forgot to mention, yes - in order for it to play a role of a solid, friendly site builder, you have to use site-builder module, some are free and very easy to use. I know, since I have personally tried those my self. Frankly speaking, while it's bit less friendly, even without special plugin/module, WordPress could be a great sitebuilder, since it really is allows you to build a complete web site, without coding knowledge and using wide range of free themes available for it. So while WordPress it self is not officially a sitebuilder product, it does allow you to accomplish what potentially sidebuilder would allow you to.

If you are looking for standalone site builder, not part of a CMS system (aka wordpress), i did really like this solution:
https://www.weebly.com

Many of their basic features are free to use, if you agree to go ahead with a sponsorship banner at the bottom of your web site.

 

[Mohd]

I feel like RVSiteBuilder is outdated in terms of features and design. My vote goes to Site.Pro.

 

[rdpvpshosting]

I have used WIX and I feel Its pretty good. Do give it a try, it is very user friendly.

 

[robert4u]

Not sure about the best but we use RVSiteBuilder as we are used to it.

 

[WHGBTom]

Anyone tried Weebly? I always wondered if its any good.

 

[RelateHost]

+1 for Site.pro

 

[SakamHost]

From my side the best one is RVSiteBuilder.
Try it and you will see.

 

[easyhostmedia]

From my side the best one is RVSiteBuilder.
Try it and you will see.

tried it and is far too expensive for what it is which is out of touch with todays market

 

[Certa_Hosting]

Zyro Site.pro are very good.

They keep making updates regularly also which is a benifit to your customers

They get my vote