Website builders.

[vikiris]

Does anyone know or have checked out the hPage Website Builder? Here's a link: https://www.hpage.com

I just found about it some days ago, and the website looks nice. It seems like a new website builder out in the marketplace since I haven't heard about them before. Haven't signed up though but I have it bookmarked. I'll create a website with hPage soon to see how they fare out.

 

[Your PCMD]

If you do a lot of web development like I do, then GoDaddys Deluxe Hosting is the option for you - OR - do what I did and opt for the reseller plan. You can make money off of selling your own web hosting stuff - plus you get the deluxe hosting as well at no additional cost. If you call the reseller division, ask for Norm.

I have a Dell R210 in-house thats setup as a web server for when I build sites so when it comes time to upload the site to GoDaddy or any other hosting provider, its 100% ready to go live.

 

[fencepost]

@vikiris hPage looks like it's the same thing as many of the hosting companies that have their own website builder - Squarespace, Weebly, there are a ton of them out there.

If you're just going to use it to build a site, be aware that many of them create sites that depend heavily on loading resources from the parent/hosting company so you can't just clone that built site to elsewhere. Many of them also have T&C you agree to that specifically note that the site you build is licensed only for use with their hosting and that there's a charge if you take it elsewhere (or they could just get it taken down).

 

[gustav544]

there are many website builders, some most popular of them are weebly,wix, sitebuilder etc

 

[Choppie]

I know this is an old thread, and I've been ridiculed for commenting on old threads in the past, but I feel this topic is always evolving.

What I have heard about GoDaddy, is you have to "request" a MySql database be installed and setup, and on some accounts each email address will cost you more monthly....the services I use and have used, I can add email accounts as fast as I can type, same with databases.....at no additional cost....and the hosting service is extremely cheap for all that...between 15 and 20 dollars per month....

 

[nerd2u]

Always found on those shares plans they greatly overload the server.

Still prefer to host my own VPS for web servers.

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