Yes. All you have to do is pick a theme, then drag and drop the elements you want on each page. Add your images, your stories, your content, your social media, and in just a few hours your website is live. Want 100% design freedom? No problem. All you have to do is clone one of the existing themes and then customise everything with our easy-to-use theme editor and drag and drop page builder.

Absolutely. Our App is user-friendly, and you can build a professional website without knowing how to code. All you have to do is drag and drop, and then point and click to edit any element. And, if you do know how to code, you can jump right into the code editor and customize things even further or add custom functionality.

All of our website themes are mobile-optimised, this means that your website will look great on smaller screens right out of the box. And making mobile changes is easy, all you have to do is toggle over to the mobile page editor, make any change you want, and done. All the changes you make using the mobile page editor will only be visible on smaller screen sizes. So, you can make small changes and make your website mobile friendly OR you can change a lot and deliver a fully optimised mobile experience. Making your website mobile friendly is that easy.

No. All of our plans include secure, unlimited hosting for all your digital content. We use 40 edge servers all around the world so that no matter where your visitors come from, your website will be reliable and lightning-fast. That means that if you’re paying for hosting now, you can cancel that hosting account and save just by using us for your website.

Our App comes with built-in SEO settings that you can use to get your website found online. You’ll be able to add page titles and meta descriptions, and alt attributes to all your images. And, because page speed is a critical part of SEO, and since large images are the biggest culprit of slow loading web pages, we will automatically take the images you upload and resize, compress, and optimize them for the resolution of the browser that someone is using.