Cheapest Website Builder 2025: Website Builders Under $10/Month

Website builders have made the dream of having a website realistic and affordable. With them, you get everything you need to create and manage a website for a flat monthly fee.

However, "affordable" isn't the same as free: You'll still have to pay if you want a professional website with a domain of your choice. Apart from monthly subscription fees, you can expect additional costs if you're looking to set up an online store or offer your website in multiple languages.

Still, some website builders cost less than others. We've put together a list of the cheapest website-building plans to help you choose.

For this comparison, we only considered ad-free plans with a custom domain. Free website builder plans weren't included since they don't allow custom domains and only offer limited features.

Of the 14 providers we tested, 5 have plans that cost less than $10 per month. Here's a quick look at all of them, starting with the cheapest:

Hostinger is a web hosting provider from Lithuania that has been marketing an in-house website builder for several years. It was first called "Zyro" but has since been fully integrated into Hostinger's ecosystem. Hostinger's website builder combines its reliable hosting with a user-friendly website editor.

Hostinger's website builder emphasizes ease of use over complex layouts and design tools, making it a "quick start" solution (more about website builder categories later). This helps users quickly create attractive websites, even if they don't have programming or design experience.

Hostinger also stands out thanks to its solid selection of templates for different purposes and industries and useful built-in AI features.

Hostinger only offers two website-building plans – Website and Business. The cheaper Website plan lacks ecommerce features and some advanced AI tools but has almost no other limitations – offering both unlimited web space and traffic.

Webnode is a Swiss website builder designed for users who don't want to spend too much time designing their website. Just pick a template, add content, and you're done: Even beginners with no technical knowledge can create a working website with Webnode in no time.

However, its features are limited compared to other quick-start website builders. The design tools you get are basic, there aren't many design elements or content blocks to choose from, and for blogging, SEO, and ecommerce, you shouldn't expect any advanced options.

You won't be able to create complex projects with Webnode – but if you need a website yesterday and design isn't your top priority, this platform is worth a look.

Webnode MINI, the provider's cheapest plan with a domain, comes with all the basics but has storage (1 GB) and bandwidth (3 GB) limits.

MINI is also short on a few features compared to Webnode's other plans: You can't add an online store to your website or create a multilingual website.

SITE123 is a website builder from Israel. Like Hostinger and Webnode, it limits design options to make creating simple websites as easy as possible, even for complete beginners.

Thanks to SITE123's wide selection of section and page templates, users can set up a fully functional website for a variety of different purposes with little more than a few clicks. SITE123 comes with most standard features, from testimonials to portfolio sections. Another plus is their quick chat support.

The downsides are the same as with other beginner-friendly website builders: customization options are limited, and since there's no drag-and-drop, you don't have much control over your website's layout. The templates also look a bit generic.

The Basic plan (which you oddly won't find on the SITE123 website but can upgrade to from the free plan) gives you 3 GB each of storage and bandwidth. You'll have to do without ecommerce features, multilingual websites, and website statistics though.

Let's stay at the bottom of our ranking for a moment: GoDaddy came in dead last in our comparison of website builders.

The biggest problems for us were its limited customization options and small selection of templates. There were also performance issues that made building a website less fun. Whenever GoDaddy addresses these, its website builder will become a solid, beginner-friendly platform.

GoDaddy's Basic plan doesn't include ecommerce features. It also limits marketing features like the number of social posts and email sends. However, there are no caps on traffic or the amount of pages you can add to your site.

Webador is a Dutch website builder intended for small businesses. It focuses on quick results and promises to get users online in as little as ten minutes.

While it usually takes a bit longer in practice, creating a website with Webador is still very straightforward. The editor is extremely user-friendly and easy to use, regardless of your experience level.

The downside is that Webador's design tools are severely limited, making the platform better suited for simple websites that don't need much customization. The templates cannot be customized too much, and there's no app marketplace or advanced features.

On the plus side, you can freely drag and drop elements, giving you more control over your website's layout than other beginner-friendly website builders provide.

Webador's Pro plan comes with all basic features (except HD videos) and doesn't cap resources. You can even set up an online store, though it's limited to ten products. The plan also includes a 1 GB email inbox.

There is a cheaper Webador plan (Lite), but it displays ads on your website.

Here's a price comparison of all website builders from our review. The table shows annual fees for the cheapest ad-free plans that include a custom domain:

Cheap isn't always good: None of the website builders mentioned above made it into our top 5 - and some even finished at the bottom of our ranking.

If price is the most important factor for you in choosing a website builder, be ready to accept some trade-offs. First, it's important to know that we group the website builders in our comparison into four categories:

As you can see, all the platforms mentioned in this guide are "quick-starter" website builders. If you want more design options, you'll need to spend more money. But that's not the only downside of budget website builders:

The cheapest website builders - and their lowest-priced plans - might be too limiting for the website you're planning. If you're looking for an alternative, check out our comparison of the best website builders.

In our reviews, we rate each platform according to its "ease of use", "templates & design", "features", "support", and "pricing". Here's the complete ranking of all 14 providers:

You get what you pay for - and the cheapest website builders are definitely not the cream of the crop. However, there are a few decent options that include a domain.

All of them, including the most affordable providers, Hostinger, Webnode, and SITE123, are primarily intended for beginners and simple projects since they prioritize ease of use over extensive personalization.

You'll also need to deal with some limitations: The cheapest plans either don't support online stores or offer very basic ecommerce features. What's more, their storage and bandwidth limits can negatively impact your website's growth.

With that said, these affordable options can still work out for simple projects on a budget or those built as a hobby - and you can always upgrade later.

Check out our detailed reviews of 14 website builders in our comprehensive EXPERTE.com Website Builder Comparison. Wix, which was our top pick, only costs $12 per month (domain included).