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As you can see, the entry-level Personal plan is curiously more expensive than their Premium plan. This is especially confusing since the latter has SEO, marketing help, and the ability to create mobile sites \u2013 three features that are absent from the former. As to how the entry-level plan got to be more expensive than WebsiteBuilder\u2019s slightly more feature-packed Personal plan is anybody\u2019s guess as they don\u2019t really provide an in-depth comparison of all their plans.<\/p>\n
Even more confusing, when you arrive on their upgrade page, the prices for each are different than on their main pricing page. For instance, the Personal plan now becomes $7.99 per month, and now provides free email and the ability to create mobile sites. Which of the two different pricing schemes will apply to your subscription is unclear.<\/p>\n
These minor quibbles aside, it\u2019s great that all of WebsiteBuilder\u2019s plans include a free domain, free hosting, and free ad credits. The Business plan, meanwhile, throws in free email and priority support in the mix. The\u00a0eCommerce plan gives you all of the features of the Business subscription and adds in the ability to create online stores.<\/p>\n
A word of warning, however. Upon further investigation, it seems that this website builder has made a notorious name for itself. While its functionality at the free tier is commendable, there have been numerous complains on its auto-renewal of subscriptions, shady billings, and poor customer service all around.<\/p>\n
Before committing to anything, be sure to check out what you’re getting and what you’re willing to pay for.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div> If you have ever used a DIY website builder service before, then you will most likely feel at home here. WebsiteBuilder uses a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) drag-and-drop site editor that will allow you to build sites with relative ease. It is a mouthful but the complexities end there.<\/p>\n To start, you can sign up for a free account on their website. All you need to do is fill in your name and email address and then you are good to go. After doing so, you will get redirected to the site editor. You can then pick among the thousands of fully customizable templates on offer. The great thing about their templates is that you can find one for just about any category or industry.<\/p>\n After picking a template, you can now edit your site. Now, while WebsiteBuilder\u2019s editor seems just like any other site editor out there, it works a little differently than most. Your site is built by simply stacking Sections, which are basically individual parts of your website (i.e. header, Contact Us, etc.). Each Section allows a great deal of flexibility thanks to a wide variety of Section Templates. These include categories such as Video & Text, Images & Text, Front Page, Contact Us, and more. You can then mix and match different Section Templates to create a one-of-a-kind website. It is that easy, especially since the main dashboard gives you quick and easy access to your site\u2019s management tools, as well as the various marketing tools on tap.<\/p>\n WebsiteBuilder\u2019s customer support options are pretty good, overall. They offer a comprehensive knowledgebase that can give your more insight into their service. If you would rather connect with one of their representatives, they also offer various phone lines for both US and international customers. You can also reach them via email if you don\u2019t want to talk one-on-one.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>![\"Wix](\"https:\/\/comparakeet.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/07\/wix-logo-120x30.jpg\"){kind=logo}
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