No-code's getting crowded

We hear it all the time in start-up land: you can't be everything for everybody. Yet somehow, a few giants out there managed to become a lot of things for a lot of folks. One of these is HubSpot.

When the company launched 16 years ago as an inbound marketing platform, founders Brian Halligan and Dharmesh Shah wanted to give smaller start-ups a chance to compete against established, larger companies. As they highlight in their latest launch, HubSpot Free CMS, that statement still holds true: “though the platform is much more robust than it was even a few years ago, we're still not really going after the ‘enterprise,’” Shah shares.

At its core, HubSpot Free CMS is a website builder. However, given the array of tools HubSpot offers, that changes things a little. The no-code tool uses a drag-and-drop builder and gives you access to web hosting, SEO recommendations, and analytics. As the name suggests, these are available for free, with additional features being part of a premium subscription.

The requirements for a website can become very specific, which might be a reason the no-code space won’t be a winner takes all situation. If you want to browse and compare some of the latest launches – we got you. 👇

Siter.io also launched recently as a no-code website builder that allows you to create directly inside your browser, using workflows similar to ones you’re already familiar with, like Figma’s.

Daftpage works like a document. The app lets you build web pages using an editor similar to Notion, drag-and-drop functionality, and pre-existing templates.

Superflow is building a library of Webflow components that you can copy and paste into your project and customize to fit your branding.

• Android users – you’re invited! Join our Android Beta Program here.

• Lost Geometry offers a set of 91 abstract 3D objects available in four styles: matte, clay, glass, and black.

• Revenue Watcher shows you revenue data reported directly by the founders of 2000+ startups and indie projects.

• Unflow lets you ship fully native onboarding carousels, video stories, and feedback pop-ups with only a few lines of code.

“I love gaming. But my teammates always suck.” Lol.

This led two makers to build Eloking, a marketplace that connects gamers with professional League of Legends, CS:GO, and Valorant players.