WordPress.com alternatives
What WordPress.com costs today: $9/mo. site ↗pricing ↗
Below are the 5 other site builders tools we track daily, cheapest entry first — each one written up from what our record actually holds, with a link to its own site and pricing page. Where we have written a full comparison, the name links to it.
The alternatives, tool by tool
Framersite ↗pricing ↗
Paid plans start at $10/mo (Creative personal sites); a free plan exists. The ladder we hold runs 4 paid tiers, topping out at $200/mo (Advanced hosting). It bills by country — entry £8/mo to a UK reader and €10/mo in the eurozone, from our same-day reads.
Tildasite ↗pricing ↗
Paid plans start at $10/mo (Personal 1 website); no free plan is published. The ladder we hold runs 2 paid tiers, topping out at $20/mo (Business 5 websites).
Weeblysite ↗pricing ↗
Paid plans start at $13/mo (Personal); a free plan exists. The ladder we hold runs 3 paid tiers, topping out at $32/mo (Performance). It bills by country — entry £6/mo to a UK reader and €11/mo in the eurozone, from our same-day reads.
Squarespacesite ↗pricing ↗
Paid plans start at $19/mo (Basic); no free plan is published. The ladder we hold runs 4 paid tiers, topping out at $99/mo (Advanced). It bills by country — entry £12/mo to a UK reader and €12/mo in the eurozone, from our same-day reads.
Dudasite ↗pricing ↗
Paid plans start at $25/mo (Basic); no free plan is published. The ladder we hold runs 4 paid tiers, topping out at $199/mo (White Label).
Side by side
| Tool | Paid from | Free plan | Currency | Read | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Framer | $10/mo | Yes | USD | 2026-08-28 | page |
| Tilda | $10/mo | — | USD | 2026-08-29 | page |
| Weebly | $13/mo | Yes | USD | 2026-08-29 | page |
| Squarespace | $19/mo | — | USD | 2026-08-29 | page |
| Duda | $25/mo | — | USD | 2026-08-29 | page |
How to choose in this category
- First-term discounts are common here — the renewal figure is the one you will live with.
- Free plans usually carry the vendor’s branding and domain.
- A site is hard to move; weigh the exit cost before the entry price.