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Website Builders
Platforms for building business websites, portfolios and online stores, with or without code.
In short
Popular website builders include WordPress.com, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and Shopify. Compare them by the main job you need done, who will use the tool, integrations and current pricing on each official site.
7 tools in this category
Drag-and-drop website builder.
Design-led website builder with templates.
Visual web development platform.
Commerce platform for online stores.
Design and publish websites visually.
Visual website builder for WordPress.
How to choose a website builders tool
- Start with the outcome. Write down the one or two jobs the tool must do well. Ignore features you won't use.
- Check who will use it. A tool for a solo founder and one for a 20-person team are different purchases.
- Look at integrations. Make sure it connects to the apps you already rely on.
- Compare current pricing. Plans and limits change often, so check the official pricing page and note how costs scale.
- Trial with real work. Use a free plan or trial, if offered, on an actual project before committing.
Frequently asked questions
What are the most popular website builders tools?
Widely used options include WordPress.com, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and Shopify. This page lists all 7 website builders in the ToolsCaptain directory.
How do I choose a website builders tool?
Start with the one or two jobs it must do, who will use it and your budget. Shortlist three options, compare current pricing on each official site, check integrations with the apps you use, and trial your top two with real work.
Which website builders tool is best?
There isn't one best tool for everyone. The right choice depends on your goals, team size, budget and existing software. Our comparisons, such as Wix vs Squarespace, show where popular options differ.
Website Builders guides
How to Start a Business Blog That Brings in Customers
A practical plan for starting a business blog: choosing topics customers search for, setting it up, writing posts that rank and keeping it going.
Website Builder vs WordPress: Which Should You Use?
Wix, Squarespace or WordPress? A practical comparison of website builders and WordPress on cost, control, SEO, maintenance and growth.