Your site, live this week — without hiring anyone.
Pick a theme, drag the pieces where you want them, publish. Hosting and email on your own domain come with the plan, so there is nothing else to buy and nothing to wire together.
175+ themes
All responsive
No code
Drag, drop, publish
5 to 99 pages
Sized by the plan
Mail included
On your own domain
Plans
Website Builder plans
Build the site yourself, hosting and mail included.
5 Page Plan
€4.14 /month
Billed annually
- Storage
- 1 GB
- Bandwidth
- Unlimited
- Email accounts
- 5
- Pages
- 5
50 Page Plan
€7.27 /month
Billed annually
- Storage
- 5 GB
- Bandwidth
- Unlimited
- Email accounts
- 10
- Pages
- 50
99 Page Plan
€8.99 /month
Billed annually
- Storage
- 5 GB
- Bandwidth
- Unlimited
- Email accounts
- 10
- Pages
- 99
Rates are shown per month for the shortest term each plan offers. Longer terms and their prices are on the next step.
What it does
Everything a first website needs, in one place.
Not a blank canvas and good luck. The pieces most sites are made of are already built — you choose them, arrange them and write in them.
Responsive designs
Over 175 themes, every one of them built to work on a phone and a tablet as well as a desktop. The layout follows the screen rather than shrinking to fit it.
Drag and drop
Select a component, move it, edit it in place. The page you are arranging is the page that publishes, so nothing has to be imagined.
Powerful components
Forms, galleries, video players, hit counters, Google Maps and PayPal buttons drop in as pieces rather than arriving as a development task.
An online store
A full storefront with PayPal and eBay integration, so selling is a section of the site rather than a second platform bolted to it.
Write without markup
A WYSIWYG editor for fonts, colours and sizes, plus the navigation and menu structure, with no coding skill required anywhere in the process.
Built for blogging
Import what you have written in WordPress and share new posts to social networks without copying links between tabs.
Image library
Upload and manage your own images, or take from over 85,000 included ones when the photograph you need is not one you have.
Found by search
Editable alt text and markup, SEO-friendly URLs, page-level meta tags and a sitemap.xml generated for you rather than requested from somebody.
Email on your domain
Mailboxes at your own name over POP3, IMAP or webmail, with spam filtering in front of them. Five on the smallest plan, ten on the others — included, not an upsell.
How it works
The site you want, without the part you were dreading.
Most people stall at the same five places. Here is what each of them looks like when the tool is doing the work.
Start
Over 175 themes, and none of them break on a phone.
The blank page is where most sites die. You start from a design that already works instead — over 175 of them, every one responsive, and over 85,000 images to fill them with when the photograph you need is not one you own.
- Responsive on a phone, a tablet and a desktop, by design rather than by squeezing.
- Change the colours, the logo and the image placement without leaving the theme.
- Write your own HTML and CSS over it if you want to — the option is there, not the requirement.
Build
The pieces are already built. You arrange them.
Text boxes, form builders, video players, image galleries, hit counters, Google Maps, PayPal buttons and an eBay storefront are components, not projects. Select one, drop it where it goes, edit it in place.
- Drag and drop: the page you are arranging is the page that publishes.
- A full storefront with PayPal and eBay integration, in the same site rather than beside it.
- Custom HTML and JS editors for the one thing a component does not cover.
Write
What you see is what gets published.
A full text editor for fonts, colours and sizes across every page, and the navigation and menus built the same way. No markup, no preview cycle, no coding skill required at any point.
- Format text where it sits, not in a panel beside it.
- Build the menu structure and link it to your pages yourself.
- Import posts from WordPress and share to social networks from the editor.
Shape
One column, two or three — decided in a click.
Layout is the part people redo most, so it is the part that costs least here. Switch a page between one, two and three columns, move the logo, replace the images, change the palette — and see it immediately rather than after a rebuild.
- Column layouts changed per page, not per site.
- Colours, logo and image placement under your control from the start.
- Style a theme in HTML and CSS when you want something it does not offer.
Be found
The technical half of SEO, done for you.
Search engines want clean URLs, honest markup, page-level meta tags, described images and a current sitemap. The builder produces all of it — SEO-friendly URLs, editable alt text and markup, meta tags per page and a sitemap.xml it keeps up to date.
- SEO-friendly URLs and page-level meta tags, generated rather than requested.
- sitemap.xml produced and kept current as the site changes.
- Alt text and markup you can edit, because search engines read both.
Included
Hosting and mail on the same domain, in the same plan.
The site is hosted and the mailboxes are yours — up to 2 GB each, over webmail, POP3 or IMAP, with advanced spam filtering in front of them. One product, one renewal, and one place to ask when something is wrong.
- No separate hosting plan to buy, configure or point at anything.
- Mail that works on a phone, a laptop and Outlook at the same time.
- Support around the clock for the site and the mail together.
Questions
Before you decide.
No. Web hosting and email hosting are part of the plan, which is the main reason to choose this over a builder that hosts your site somewhere you do not control. One product, one renewal, one place to ask when something is wrong.
It is the number of pages your site can have: five, fifty or ninety-nine depending on the plan. A page is a page — Home, About, Contact, one per product or post. Most small business sites live comfortably inside five; pick fifty if you intend to blog or list a catalogue.
No, and that is the point of it. You choose a theme, move components around, and type into the page. If you do write HTML and CSS, you can style the themes yourself — the option is there and it is not the route you are pushed down.
Yes. Every one of the themes is responsive, so the layout rearranges for the screen it is being read on. Most people who will visit your site are on a phone, which is why this is the first feature on the list and not a footnote.
Yes. The storefront is part of the builder — products, a cart and checkout, with PayPal for payment and an eBay store integration if you already sell there. You do not need a second platform or a developer to connect one.
Five mailboxes on the five-page plan and ten on the larger two, on your own domain, reachable by webmail, POP3 or IMAP — so the same mailbox works on a phone, a laptop and in Outlook at once. The platform states up to 2 GB per inbox; the mailbox count is what the plan itself publishes.
Posts can be imported from WordPress, and new ones share to social networks from the editor. If the blog is the whole site rather than part of it, tell us — WordPress hosting may suit you better, and we sell that too.
The builder does the mechanical part: SEO-friendly URLs, page-level meta tags, editable alt text and markup, and a sitemap.xml it generates and keeps current. What it cannot do is the part that actually moves rankings — writing pages worth finding. Nobody's software does that.
Over 175 themes and over 85,000 images, as the platform publishes them. Both numbers grow, so treat them as a floor rather than a specification, and ask us for the current figure if it is what decides your choice.
No, and you do not need one. The builder stores the site for you; there is no database to design, connect to or back up. If what you are building genuinely needs one, you want web hosting or WordPress hosting instead, and we would rather tell you that now than after you have paid.
Then you have outgrown it, and that is a good problem. The usual next step is WordPress hosting or web hosting with a site built properly on top — and if you would rather not build it yourself that second time either, our web design team does that. Moving is easier decided than undone, so ask before you start.
Yes — thirty days. If it is not what you expected, say so inside the first month and you get your money back.
Start with the pages you need today.
Five, fifty or ninety-nine — with the hosting and the mailboxes already in the plan.