Website Builders

If you need a portfolio fast without breaking the bank or learning a tool Berta has got you covered. You won't set the design world alight, but you will get a beautiful portfolio up and running in minutes without too much exertion or cost!

Building a website or portfolio specifically for the travel niche? Photler was built with you in mind and comes jam-packed with features for the budding or professional travel photographer.

It doesn't win on flexibility or pricing compared to others on this list, but it does cater incredibly well to it's specific niche.

Pixpa is my favourite portfolio creators vs the others in this list. Why? It has the best templates, it has attractive, reasonable pricing and it's exceptionally easy to use.

On top of this, it comes with built in galleries, e-commerce and other features not found in many other competitors. Recommended!

ReadyMag is a unique tool on this list, focused on creating on big, bold, design-heavy editorials, marketing pages and otherwise aesthetically-pleasing sites.

It comes with a lot of design freedom, especially if you want a site that feels like a magazine spread, and yet still provides great, affordable pricing and a short learning curve. Very recommended!

SquareSpace is the go-to if you want to build a beautiful site, with no learning curve and a competitive cost. Especially recommended for no-code beginners.

However, if you want a more complex with with interactive features or want more control over the design, look elsewhere on this list!

Cheap and Cheerful! Strikingly won't win you any awards for design, but if you want a flexible website + e-commerce store without breaking the bank or writing any code, it's hard to find a better recommendation than Strikingly!

Tilda stands out with a beautiful UI and an intuitive and flexible way to build websites where you can drag and drop pre-designed blocks to create your perfect site.

550+ highly customizable blocks include fullscreen covers, photo galleries, background videos, forms, and more.

Tilda’s blocks are mobile-friendly by default and keep things looking great even if you're not a designer - But if you do want to get creative, Tilda’s unique Zero Block design editor feels like a mix of Photoshop and Figma and lets you freely position, modify, and animate all kinds of website elements like buttons, images, texts, forms to create your own custom designs.

If you’re a designer, marketer, or entrepreneur and want full creative freedom without a learning curve, Tilda is the tool for you!

This site is built on Webflow! What more is there to say?! Webflow is possibly the best website builder out there, if you're willing to go through the learning curve.

This tool can create pixel-perfect, no-limit designs and the CMS is great for building out lots of pages at once (Like a blog template). Expensive, but worth every penny!

If you're comfortable with tools like Photoshop and Figma which use a "layers" approach to design, you'll feel right at home with Webyo.

It's not the simplest tool, nor the cheapest, but if you're a designer building websites for clients, then the pricing will work for you and the interface will get you producing beautiful, CMS-backed websites fast!

Weebly stands out from the crowd with its ability to build and host websites for free. There are paid options too, but none of them are particularly expensive.

As a trade-off, Weebly lacks the flexibility of other tools on this list, but comes with plenty of beautiful templates to fit any use-case.

Universe is a little different from the other tools on here - it's designed to be used on a mobile phone to build websites for mobile phone users.

It has cutting-edge e-commerce functionality, beautiful templates and is the perfect choice if you're a creator with a social media audience.

Wordpress is one of the best known no-code website builders in the world and has a decade of trust and experience behind the platform.

With a gigantic ecosystem of plugins, support and freelancers, Wordpress can fit almost any use-case and solve any problem.

The catch? It's not cheap, it's not easy to use and in the 2020s, it feels outdated vs other tools on this list. This wouldn't be my first choice for most projects, but it's a great go-to in a pinch.

Weglot is a super-useful tool for translating your websites instantly into different languages. This is useful if you want to attract and serve an international audience without manually translating your site.

The big trade-off? It's not the cheapest. But often it will bring you new, international traffic you can monetise! We use this tool to power the international versions of NoCode.Tech.

Wix is a long-standing favourite of mine and was previously the tool used to build NoCode.Tech before we moved to Webflow.

Wix stands out with lots of flexibility in design and a very affordable pricing model, although it's definitely trickier to use than other options on this page such as Squarespace.

If you want as much flexibility as possible without having to take weeks to learn a tool like Webflow, Wix is the go-to tool for you!

If you want to take your marketing seriously and build landing pages that convert visitors into customers, look no further than Unstack.

The platform stands out with its built-in analytics, a huge Shopify integration and blazing-fast performance.

Dorik is a capable upcoming No-Code tool. It's got all the power of Webflow without the difficult learning curve, and all the ease of SquareSpace, without the limitations.

Pricing is pretty competitive, too. Highly recommended!

If you need logins, memberships and payments for your website without coding, Outseta has got you covered.

Aiming to give you everything you need to build a business, Outseta comes with a pre-made checkout, email campaigns, analytics, a help desk and more all built in.

It's so good in fact, that we use it to run our NoCode University! A great way to run a web app without shelling out $$$ for lots of different tools.