This part 3 of 3 of my rankings of the website builders I have reviewed throughout the summer.
Part 1 of my website builder reviews of 2013 can be found here.
Part 2 of my website builder reviews of 2013 can be found here.
The website builders are listed from lowest score to highest score.
Onepager Website Builder
Score: 20/20
Pros: They look super easy to use and you can send your e-newsletter through them as well.
Cons: You will only have one page to your website (this is great for launches, not so much for many other purposes)
Edicy Website Builder
Score: 20/20
Pros: They have very simple, flexible layouts.
Cons: At this point, I don’t have any cons to report.
Jigsy Website Builder
Score: 20/20
Pros: If you are a designer or know a designer, you can upload your own template to their system.
Cons: It appears that there are not search engine optimization features with a free account.
Zoho Website Builder
Score: 20/20
Pros: These folks have a great free plan.
Cons: $39/month for the Pro Plan might be a bit much for some and it is the only paid option.
Square Space Website Builder
Score: 20/20
Pros: They are used by pro bloggers, like Seth Goden.
Cons: It’s kind of hard to find a con at this point.
WordPress.org Website Builder
Score: 20/20
Pros: WordPress.org, the self-hosted WordPress solution, is basically limitless in capabilities.
Cons: This has a bit of a learning curve if you want to do some of the fancy stuff.
Check back in a couple days and I’ll have the next batch ready to share with you. These first website builders are a great grouping, bu I am listing the best scoring website builders in the next two posts, so come back soon :)
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