Best Website Builders
Tools are ranked by user rating. The ones we have reviewed also carry our own score out of 10.
Onepage presents itself as one AI-assisted platform for a business website, its content and its marketing. The Free plan is listed at $0/mo, and paid plans are shown with monthly and longer billing options. Whether it suits you depends on the page, collection and record limits your project needs.
Ucraft is a drag-and-drop website builder for websites, portfolios and online stores, with templates and built-in tools. Its pricing is described only as tailored fit, and its terms set deletion rules for inactive Free Plan sites. Check those rules before you rely on the Free Plan.
site123 presents itself as an easy builder with pre-designed layouts, free web hosting and a free domain with annual packages. Its terms say consumer withdrawal and cancellation rights do not apply, so buyers should read them before paying. The Free plan's 250 MB storage suits small sites, while larger projects need a paid plan.
Beaver Builder is a WordPress page builder sold as yearly plans by site count, from $89 per year for one site to $546 per year for unlimited sites. Its pages stress stable updates, lightweight output and a 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. Beaver Builder AI is included in the Plus plan and above, not in Starter.
Strikingly presents itself as a no-code site builder with a free plan, paid Pro and VIP tiers and a built-in store. Its pricing page lists transaction fees that fall as plans rise, from 5% on Free to 0% on VIP. Whether it fits depends on the storage, page and product limits your site needs.
Webnode is a website builder for small businesses, with a free core builder and Premium plans for custom domains and extra features. Its listed Premium prices run from 4 US$ per month to 23 US$ per month, depending on the plan. Consumers have a withdrawal window of 15 days, as set out in its terms.
Boldgrid sells WordPress plugins, themes, a website builder and cloud WordPress installs, with monthly prices from $2.50/mo for single plugins to $8.25/mo for the WordPress Creator Bundle, all billed annually. Its pages describe backups with rollback, a caching plugin and a cloud staging environment. Whether it is a fit depends on how much of the catalog you will actually use.
Elementor is a WordPress website builder sold through Pro and One subscriptions, and its hosting, Elementor Host, is a separate product. Listed prices run from $5/Mo on Essential to $15/Mo on One, and the 30-day money-back guarantee applies only to annual plans. It suits people who want a visual editor on WordPress, while hosting and credit-based AI tools are priced separately.
UpdraftPlus is a WordPress plugin for backups, restores and site migrations, sold as yearly plans that scale with the number of sites. Its plan list runs from $70.00 / year for two sites to $399.00 / year for unlimited sites with 50GB of storage. The product page says the company refunds a purchase within 10 days if the plugin is not right for the buyer.
Format is a portfolio website builder for creatives, with client galleries and a commission-free online store. Its PRO and PRO PLUS plans list 60% off the first year, and a 14 day free trial is offered with no credit card required. It suits photographers and other creatives who want one place for a portfolio, client work and sales, while BASIC has tighter limits.
Website Builders brands: common questions
- How are tools ranked on this page?
- "Most relevant" weighs the user rating together with how many reviews a tool has, so a 4.6 from 2,000 users ranks above a 5.0 from three. You can also sort by highest rated, most reviews or newest.
- How many website builders tools has WPBenchly reviewed?
- We list 10 tools in website builders, and our editors have written a full review for 0 of them. The rest show user ratings only until our review is done.
- Can I leave a review for a tool?
- Yes. Open the tool page and write a review, no account needed. Every review is read by our team before it is published and counted in the rating.