I had a limited budget and a limited amount of time. But, I refused to "phone it in" and create a so-so website like some I've seen from other similar providers. So I dug in and conducted a website search where I stumbled upon Ucraft. The minute I logged onto their site, I knew they​ were onto something -- and subsequently -- so was I. I chose a template, tweaked it with all the built-in cool tools to make it my own, asked a boatload of questions from the most patient and knowledgeable​ support team I have EVER encountered (on any site in my life, bar none), and created a site I was A) proud of and that B) helps my business bring​ in business every day​.

• User-friendly and intuitive • Clear, plain-English​ explanations and instructions • Outstanding (and fast!) support • A variety of appealing templates that once amended, look as good as any "from scratch" website you could buy

• I didn't find out about them soon enough (Maybe increase your advertising and/or marketing efforts because people need you and they need to know you're out there!) • Um...I'm thinking, but I got nothin'.

Ucraft is a good and reliable tool, to creates everything from landing pages to blogs to big ecommerce shops.

Almost endless editing possibilities, with strong focus on SEO. Multi page advanced website building and region / language swithcher. Works nice with uploaded fonts.

Minor visual bugs, and mobile editing possibilities. Lack of visual functionality on some features like "bluring" or "drop shadow"

At first I was enamored with Ucraft. It seemed to be just what I was looking for: a light, easy, landing-page creator, not as cumbersome as wordpress, but not as restrictive as wix. Yes, it is all that, but it has a couple of drawbacks that are so big, they negate a lot of the ease. The biggest one? THERE IS NO UNDO. So when I had hilited a page of text to slightly adjust the size of the font...and then my finger slipped and erased the entire page...it updates in real-time and there was no way on earth to retrieve the text. Yes the customer service response time is quick, but they seem to only be able to say, "No we can't help you." I have not yet figured out yet if it is compatible with ClickBank, so am waiting to see if it works from CB's side. Finally, right now my site is coming up with 502 Bad Gateway...this sort of issue proves the truth of the saying, "The bitterness of poor quality will be remembered, long after the sweetness of low price has been forgotten." This is the 5th website I have run, and the 4th platform I have used, but unless they really up their game I won't be using it again.

Price, easy to use

No way to save your work or save a version of your site. Updates in real-time, cannot go back to even 3 seconds ago.

The website I made was for an NGO that helps abandoned animals in my area find homes. We are getting great responses from our followers about our page and our doggies are happy about a better chance to find a home. Finally we have a nicely organized album of all the adoptable dogs.

It was difficult for me to believe I could make my own web page in a matter of days but Ucraft is very user friendly and they have an amazing support team. They answered all my questions in a few minutes and the overall process of making the webpage was very smooth. I would encourage everyone to give it a try.

I haven't really encountered any downsides yet.

This is a fantastic web based software that is a great option for anyone who is looking for an inexpensive way to start a blog or non-profit website.

The software allows you to create a very nice looking site and link it to a domain with the free version.

The content is somewhat limited with the free version, and there are many things you cannot do (i.e. integrate an article into the web page).