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What's the best website builder for early start-ups?

Starting up, you need to setup a website for your next idea. What's the best tool to use to build a site, efficiently, quick and without breaking the bank?
Leo BassamFounder, CEO at Plutio.com · Edited
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Webflow

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Frederik WallerProduct enthusiast studying in the UK. · Written
Webflow templates are beautifully designed, there are a ton of integrations and it's very easy to handle.
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Squarespace

Create beautiful websites and blogs easily

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Kyle HessFintech Product Manager · Written
Squarespace is as good as it gets. Super fast, everything looks pretty, good for mobile, and nice enough analytics tools to get you up and running.
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Bubble

Build a fully functional web app without any code

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Igor Bonattoceo, THT · Written
If you want your website to validate your idea (like an MVP or the actual product), you can create very complex ideas with a 2 to 5-hour learning curve. Now, if you want the simplest option to just showcase something, I'd go with Squarespace. And if you want the most flexibility in terms of design, Webflow is what you want.
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Wordpress

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Steven CristensDigital marketer & web specialist · Written
It's not the most advanced tool, but it's free and easy to setup and learn. It also has a large community, so you'll find a lot of themes and plugins.
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Wix.com

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Steven CristensDigital marketer & web specialist · Written
If you're less focused on content management, and more on templating and building a basic 'drag and drop' site, then Wix could be a good option.
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Duda

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Osez LamerTech enthusiast! · Written
I would recommend Duda as the easiest website builder. I've used Wordpress and then Squarespace. Wordpress allows you to add plugins but makes your website slow. Squarespace is like iOS, beautiful and simple but you can't touch any code line (almost). Makes me a bit unsatisfied.. Finally, I tried Duda which is very simple to handle, and most of all.. is FAST! They have pretty good ideas, and building a website with their system is way easier than other products. I've monitored speed tests and my website is 50% faster compare to Squarespace :) Google recommends it as well.
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Carrd

Simple, responsive, one-page sites for pretty much anything.

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Vinh Pham🤤 · Written
I've been a big fan of Carrd since seeing it on Ask PH. Their platform is dead simple to use, the templates are beautiful, and you can attach your own domain. It's something you should consider depending on the complexity of the site you're trying to build.
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Tilda Publishing

Build beautiful websites and tell stories without any code

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Ricardo PoloCo-founder of Tulpep · Written
This is awesome. In all other options you have to design, no code but design. In Tilda they made design for you. Even if you are not very artisit it will look great.
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Adobe Spark Page

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Sebastian AlberioneWritten
Really depends on what you want to do exactly. I tried Spark Page yesterday. Not a lot if customization options, buy nice little tool to create shareable web stories in minutes.
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Sharetribe

The easiest way to start a marketplace business

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Scott SmithOwner, Cantekk · Written
This one was great for me, I created a sharing economy website for IT freelancers. My new site is tekkshare.com .
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