SendOwl review – shopping cart to sell digital goods
Say you're looking to start your online store but you're concentrating on selling digital products only. As such, you don't need all the additional features for also selling physical products…
Carrd review: Intuitive single page builder
You surely have heard the following sentence already: Everyone needs a website. But not everyone has the time or skills to develop one. Cue in website builders. However, not all…
Ecwid review: Ecommerce for existing sites
In some situations, you may prefer to build your own online store, be it because you prefer to have the freedom and flexibility to customise everything to your liking or…
Wix review: Is the general purpose website builder any good?
One of the most popular, maybe even the most, website builder is Wix. It's also one of the more seasoned ones, as it has been around since 2006. You can…
Simvoly review: More than a website builder
The crazy year 2020 is coming to an end and by now it seems the choice of website builders is almost endless. A relatively recent entrant in the now highly…
Webnode review
It feels like Webnode has to be around forever. That's because the website building service appeared in 2008. It's a drag-and-drop online service. Looking at its age, it's a mature…
Ucraft review: website builder with a focus on images
In 2014, a group of design enthusiasts launched Ucraft. As such, Ucraft is a website builder that appeals to those who also place aesthetics and design front and centre. You'll…
Zyro review: Lean and innovative website builder for SMEs
It's no longer imaginable that a business, for that matter anyone and any business, doesn't have an online presence, and that's why many website builders are appearing. Only in January…
UKit review: Easy website builder aimed at businesses
From Russia with love, comes uKit (we just couldn't hold back with this pun). In 2015, the Russian and Ukrainian team that built uCoz launched uKit. While uCoz combines customisable…
Duda review: website builder for designers and agencies
When the iPhone was launched in 2008, the founders of Duda, Itai Sadan and Amir Glatt, saw the potential it would have for web browsing. As a result, they launched…
Mobirise review: It’s easy to use, so what’s the catch?
Mobirise is a website builder software that goes against the industry standard. The normal approach is a subscription service that runs in a browser. Whereas Mobirise is downloaded and installed…
WebsiteBuilder.com review
Websitebuilder.com has chosen the term website builder as its name. Just as the term suggests, it has positioned itself as a one-stop-shop for even the absolute beginners to get a…
Site123 review: It’s free and fast, but limited
Site123 was launched in 2016 and is an independently-owned, fast-growing website builder. It is based in Israel and the founders and owners were trying to scratch their own need: They…
SimpleSite review: It’s easy to learn and use, so what are its flaws?
SimpleSite is a drag-and-drop website builder that started as "123hjemmeside" in Denmark. It was founded in 2003 by the brothers Morten and Jacob Elk who wanted to democratise building websites…
Siteupp review: simple & fast website builder
Siteupp is a website builder that has positioned itself as a fast and easy website builder that can be used by anyone. It's a multi-purpose tool that you can use…
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Format review: Inside the portfolio site builder
How much time do you think you have to do you have to make an impression? People tend to form an impression within the first 7 seconds of meeting -…
Strikingly review – it’s easy and fast, so what are it drawbacks?
The website builder Strikingly takes a different approach from the crowd: The websites that you can build are all scrolling single-pages with sections that viewers can navigate to with the…
Cargo review: website builder for artists
Cargo is a versatile website builder built by artists for artists. It was founded in 2005 as a platform that would allow its users to publish their work. Cargo wants…
Webflow review: How viable is it for designers?
Webflow is a website builder specially created for web designers. It's a subscription based service that bridges traditional content management system (CMS) principles - think self-hosted WordPress - and standard…
Jimdo review: It’s is easy to use, so what’s the catch?
Jimdo is a website builder centred around the idea that it's easy to use for everyone. It provides everything necessary for you to start your own website and you can…
Zen Cart review: open source shopping cart with its pros and cons
Zen Cart is an open-source ecommerce software. It's one of the oldest ecommerce solutions available. As open-source software, it's free to download, use, and modify to your needs. It was…