Weebly Review

Weebly, now owned by Square, remains a functional drag-and-drop builder for basic websites and small online stores. Development has slowed considerably, but it still works well for simple use cases at a low price.

Weebly remains easy to use with a clean drag-and-drop interface. The editor works with content blocks that snap into place. Building a basic site is quick and straightforward, making it suitable for users who find other builders too complex.

Weebly templates look dated compared to Squarespace and Wix. Customization options are limited, and the design aesthetic has not evolved much in recent years. Sites look functional but rarely impressive.

Weebly offers a free plan with Weebly branding and subdomain. Personal plan at $10 per month connects a custom domain. Professional at $26 per month removes ads and adds site search. Pricing is affordable but reflects the limited feature set.

Basic features include blogging, contact forms, photo galleries, and simple e-commerce through Square. The app center has a small selection of third-party add-ons. Advanced features like memberships and dynamic content are absent.

Support includes email and live chat. Phone support is available on higher plans. Response times are reasonable. The help center covers basics well, though documentation for advanced topics is sparse.