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What Website Builder Are You Currently Using?

· 2 weeks ago · 16 replies · 278

Using website builders in order to create a website is one of the best things you could do. You could create and build your own website using a website builder. I am thinking about using NameCheap in the future. It has awesome features. It is very user-friendly and quite popular. So, what website builder have you ever used? Why do you like them?

16 replies

· 1 week ago

WordPress is the only one I use, and I recommend using only WordPress; it’s the number one platform in the world. It makes no sense to use anything else—you’d have to pay anyway, and the other options still fall short of WordPress. Just consider that the vast majority of websites on the internet are built on WordPress.

· 1 week ago

I don’t use website builders, but I have used AI to help me code pages for my website. I’m also building a poker app using AI.

· 1 week ago

On Oct 12, 2026, Bawse said:
I don’t use website builders, but I have used AI to help me code pages for my website. I’m also building a poker app using AI.

Same here. ChatGPT helps me when it’s feeling helpful 😂

· 1 week ago

On Oct 12, 2026, Jigsaw said:
Same here. ChatGPT helps me when it’s feeling helpful 😂

I use ChatGPT for html/css, but I prefer Google AI Studio if I’m build a software or app.

· 1 week ago

Not tried Google AI studio. It cost?

· 1 week ago

On Oct 12, 2026, Jigsaw said:
Not tried Google AI studio. It cost?

It has a free tier with daily credits, and no weekly or monthly limits like similar tools.

OP · 1 week ago

I am planning to use WordPress. WordPress certainly seems like a really great tool to me. I am not sure if it supports cryptocurrency payment method, but it has a really nice website builder as well. They offer really cheap plans as well. I really think that more and more hosting platforms should offer built-in website builders that could help you create an attractive website. Some hosting providers offer website builders. However, they are not really that user-friendly. That's a really big problem.

· 1 week ago

On Oct 13, 2026, Cool-writer said:
I am planning to use WordPress. WordPress certainly seems like a really great tool to me. I am not sure if it supports cryptocurrency payment method, but it has a really nice website builder as well. They offer really cheap plans as well. I really think that more and more hosting platforms should offer built-in website builders that could help you create an attractive website. Some hosting providers offer website builders. However, they are not really that user-friendly. That's a really big problem.

More than 40% of websites on the internet are built using WordPress—that tells you everything you need to know. You can't pay for their plans with cryptocurrency, though I believe you can use PayPal and, of course, a credit card.

· 1 week ago

WordPress with a page builder.

· 1 week ago

On Oct 14, 2026, Gizmo Borden said:
WordPress with a page builder.

You're making the right choice, too; I maintain that WordPress is the best platform for creating websites—and it’s not just me saying that; it’s a view held worldwide.

· 1 week ago

Typically, I manually install WordPress on my VPS and use it, or I use a forum platform like XenForo or Forum Spark.

DreamHost VPS has a built-in panel.

I’ve used Plesk and cPanel in the past.

· 1 week ago

On Oct 14, 2026, Shawn said:
Typically, I manually install WordPress on my VPS and use it, or I use a forum platform like XenForo or Forum Spark.
DreamHost VPS has a built-in panel.
I’ve used Plesk and cPanel in the past.

There is nothing better than WordPress; its interface might seem ugly at first, but once you know how to use it and see how customizable it is, you realize just how great WordPress is and the full potential it holds.

· 1 week ago

On Oct 14, 2026, maxwolfstein65 said:
There is nothing better than WordPress; its interface might seem ugly at first, but once you know how to use it and see how customizable it is, you realize just how great WordPress is and the full potential it holds.

I’m liking how EmDash looks, though. That’s Cloudflare’s competition to WordPress.

https://emdashcms.com/

· 1 week ago

On Oct 14, 2026, Shawn said:
I’m liking how EmDash looks, though. That’s Cloudflare’s competition to WordPress.
https://emdashcms.com/

I haven’t had a chance to look into that one yet.

· 1 week ago

On Oct 14, 2026, Gizmo Borden said:
I haven’t had a chance to look into that one yet.

Use the Playground to make a test one.

https://try.emdashcms.com/playground

You’ll like it.

You can effectively install one on CloudFlare. It’s different than WP as far as installing it.

· 1 week ago

On Oct 14, 2026, Shawn said:
Use the Playground to make a test one.
https://try.emdashcms.com/playground
You’ll like it.
You can effectively install one on CloudFlare. It’s different than WP as far as installing it.

Oooh I really like this feature in import -

Paste your migration key

Install the EmDash Exporter plugin on your WordPress site and generate a key under Tools → EmDash Migration.

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