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In-depth expert and user reviews of website builders.
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1Squarespace
Sleak and sophisticated with lots of room for customization. Great for blogs, portfolio sites and users who already have an eye for design.
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2Weebly
Extremely easy to use without sacrificing features. Weebly is perfect for you if building your own website sounds intimidating.
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3Shopify
An excellent choice for websites focusing exclusively on ecommerce.
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4Webs
Flexible enough to do handle just about any type of site, with plenty of features to support membership-based sites.
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5Yola
Other than a few interesting SEO add-on packages, Yola is a solid but very average website builder.
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6Edicy
An elegant, easy to use website builder that nails the fundamentals. Strong multi-lingual support.
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7Virb
A great choice for photographers and videographers. Virb has plenty of stunning themes that are perfect for showcasing visuals.
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8OnePager
Simple, easy way to build one page websites. Think About.Me for small business websites.
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9Wix
Wix is a story of over-promising and inevitably under-delivering. Beautiful templates are ultimately undercut by a lack of structure.
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10Adobe Muse
An impressive way to build your site from scratch. But a steep learning curve requires some level of experience with graphic design.
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11Homestead
Well-thought out website editor. Unfortunately, no mobile options and signs of a stale corporate product.
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12Google Sites
Great at building collaboration tools, wikis and intranets but not recommended for much else.
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13Jimdo
A strong ecommerce editor and some neat integrations stand out for this international website builder.
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14Webnode
Plenty of widgets to add (some good, some bad) but templates feel dated and inflexible.
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15Gutensite
You can build a lot with Gutensite. You just might not be able to build it yourself.
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16SnapPages
A unique, app-based approach to building websites. Great emailer. Some odd features. Flash dependent.
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17Basekit
A steep learning curve keeps Basekit out of reach for most users.
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18Sandvox
A native application known for being a replacement for iWeb. Mac only.
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19GoDaddy
A painfully incoherent product that will constantly try to up-sell you. Avoid if you can.
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201&1
A large advertising budget makes 1&1 well known, but a mix of issues make it a less than desirable option.
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21Angelfire
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22Moonfruit
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23Lets Eat
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24Wedding Window
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25My Diner Site
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26Zenfolio
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27Webstarts
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28Smug Mug
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29PhotoShelter
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30500px
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31Citymax
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32Wordpress.com
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33BlueVoda
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34Zoho Sites
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35Carbonmade
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36IM Creator
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37Wedding Jojo
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38Breezi
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394ormat
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40Lifeyo
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41eWedding
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42Weduary
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43Office 365 Website
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44Sjuga
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There are an overwhelming amount of options for consumers who want to build their own website without learning to code. I'm Steve Benjamins and I started Site Builder Report in January 2012 to help solve this problem.
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