I'm looking for recommendations on web hosting for a simple, informational website. I want it to be built with a drag-and-drop feature since I have no coding skills and I'm not looking to learn. My budget is under $200 USD annually. Currently, I'm using Wix for my dog training business, but I'm really frustrated with their pricing, interface, and frequent glitches. I don't need scheduling features, and I'm not processing payments through the site. Just basic pages for my training offers, about me, and contact info would be great!
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Check out Webflow! It's around $140 a year, easy to use with drag-and-drop functionality, and there's a ton of free templates available to get you started.
Honestly, you get what you pay for with Wix. It's like fast food for websites—quick and easy but not exactly gourmet. If you want something that doesn't look cheap, consider paying someone to build a decent site, or take some time to learn to do it yourself. There aren't many affordable options that don't have that 'my kid made this' vibe.
WordPress with Elementor is an excellent choice. It's flexible and allows for a lot of customization without needing to code.
If you're looking for hosting flexibility, Cloudways is a solid option for WordPress. Many of my clients find it easy to manage their own hosting this way.
Look into WordPress, for sure. It's super popular for a reason. But just to clarify, are you considering WordPress.com or WordPress.org? They have some key differences!
Drag-and-drop builders can be tricky for me, but I've had good luck with Hostinger for hosting my simple static site. WordPress or Squarespace could work for small businesses too, even though I'm not a huge fan myself.
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