Website Builder Reviews
CityMax Review
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CityMax is the best in its class. It's the easiest to use and gives the best bang for buck. It has the widest set of features and promotional tools included in its all-in-one price, many of which are unique to this builder alone. |
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$19.98/month
Free TrialiRun Review
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iRun isn't as easy to use as CityMax, has 2/3 the features, and is twice the price. It does however provide a wider range of e-commerce options. It also has a better system for uploading and editing images. |
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Homestead Review
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Homestead has many flashy editing tools for making fun personal sites, but lacks the professional features businesses seek. It allows a high level of design customization, but is hard to learn because it uses several editors. |
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Go Daddy Review
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Go Daddy's builder is hard to use because it combines several kinds of software, each of which has a different way of doing things. It has a nice shopping cart though, and solid phone support (you'll need it!). |
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No Free TrialProStores Review
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ProStores has the most complete e-commerce system and is great for running advanced Web stores. Unfortunately, that attention to detail doesn't extend into ease of use, tools and features or any other part of the builder. They also charge you a percentage off each sale. |
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Web.com Review
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Web.com is not easy to use, but it comes with a few great business features that may make it worth your while. |
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Moonfruit Review
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Moonfruit is the only builder that uses Flash technology. It's great for making fun sites with lots of animation, but has no business tools and no fully integrated shopping cart. |
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Yahoo! Merchant Solutions Review
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Yahoo's builder is a big disappointment. With their reputation, we expected a lot. What we got was a costly builder that charges you a percentage off each sale, is difficult to use, and has almost no business tools. |
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