Squarespace alternatives

I recently migrated off of WordPress and onto Ghost. The migration was flawlessly executed. Customer service is amazing, and my website is not only beautiful but screaming fast. The creator community is awesome and I’m learning so many new things about how to build a publication and community using best practices. What can I say, I’m in love. It’s well-supported and fundamentally sound.

Webflow has really changed the game for me. I previously built sites using Wordpress and I'm so glad I'll likely never have to use Wordpress again. Being able to envision something and then build it, without dealing with hosting, bloat and vulnerable plugins is a game changer. The Webflow team continues to make enhancements to the product and I'm excited to see what they have in store next.

Google Sites is the Google Workspace intranet-building solution, which also happens to be great for designing simple websites. I've been using the product for 13 years and I've built thousands of sites. Like any no code web platform it has its limitations, but it works especially well at bringing together Google apps for clean company intranets, wikis and free sites. Google Sites is legitimately the only completely free website builder, with free hosting included!

The only reason I signed up for this sight is to leave a 5 star review for Kapwing, because I saw the reviews did not represent how good this product is. I don't know where the low reviews are coming from, maybe because it used to be free and now it's paid, or because it does advanced processing (very smoothly) and you need high processing power to keep up, but anyway, I've had a fantastic experience. I don't usually go out of my way to leave a review, but for the money, this does everything I want, in a more affordable and way more user friendly way than the final cuts, or adobe premiers out there. Worth the money!

Amazing tool with great capabilities. The go to platform to effortlessly build your app, marketplace or project. In a few hours you can start to really understand very well the product.

Insense is a reliable platform for creators focused on UGC and influencer marketing. Its user-friendly interface, quality brand collaborations, and consistent opportunities make it ideal for creators building their portfolios or looking to expand brand connections. While there are fees and the occasional delay in payments, Insense remains a strong choice for creators seeking authentic partnerships and steady work.

I have not been more pleased with a Service I've purchased in quite some time. As a serial business founder, my time (like all of yours) is valuable. When it comes to something like branding, I know what I want in my head, but I don't have the skill or the desire to create all of the various deliverables in their various formats. And nothing against designers, I've worked with several GREAT ones. I've also worked with some not-so-great ones and wasted a lot of time and energy. On top of that, I think we all intuitively know that branding is more important for some business verticals than others, or whether you intend for the venture to be a side project or a primary focus, etc. Long story short, for the money I spent and the time I saved, I could not be happier. I do have ONE COMPLAINT! It's that Brandmark doesn't have a referral program (at least not one I was able to find) so I can promote the hell out of it to my audience.

The features are all amazing, and industry standard. Icing in the cake is pricing is a small fraction of what those huge organisations charge.