Weebly
A simple drag and drop builder, now part of Square, that still works but no longer leads.
Weebly was one of the original easy builders, and since Square acquired it the product has been steady rather than ambitious. The drag and drop editor is genuinely approachable, the free tier is usable, and selling ties neatly into Square payments and point of sale, which suits a small shop that already runs on Square. What you give up is momentum: templates and features have seen little recent investment, and a flat transaction fee applies on every plan except the top one. For a basic site or a small Square linked store it is fine; for anything growing, newer builders pull ahead.
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A capable builder that has quietly stopped racing.
In its favour
Held against it
Still simple and usable, but no longer a leader
Weebly scores well on ease of use and remains a tidy small site tool, especially for Square sellers. Aging design, a standing transaction fee and thin feature growth hold it to a fair rating.
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you want a simple site or a small store that plugs into Square, and ease matters more than the latest features.
you expect to grow, want modern templates, or dislike paying a transaction fee on lower plans.
What it costs
Per month, billed annuallyPricing as of June 2026, billed annually; monthly billing runs higher (about $13, $16 and $29). Check the vendor for current pricing. A 3 percent platform fee applies on Free, Personal and Professional; Performance removes it.