Making the work
Growing an audience
Running the business
8 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
A site builder aimed at people building for clients
Duda is built for people producing sites for clients, from $19 a month with a free trial, the most direct alternative for agency work.
A website builder bundled with the hosting
Hostinger bundles its builder with the hosting from $10.99 a month, roughly half Dorik's price for somebody with one site rather than a portfolio.
A WordPress builder that leaves clean markup
Beaver Builder is a WordPress builder that leaves clean markup, from $89, for people who would rather run their many sites on WordPress than on a hosted subscription.
Templates that look designed out of the box
Squarespace leads with templates that look designed out of the box from $19 a month, the single-site pick over many-sites pricing.
Managed WordPress hosting that holds up in a spike
Kinsta sells managed WordPress hosting built to hold up in a traffic spike, from $35 a month, the pick when the sites are already built and only the host needs to be faster.
Divi, on a licence for unlimited sites
Elegant Themes sells Divi on a licence covering unlimited sites for $89, the same pay-once-for-every-project argument run inside WordPress.
A site you can build without touching a template file
Wix is one of the larger builders Dorik trades template count and integrations against, with a free tier and plans from $17, safer when a site needs an unusual integration.
One-page sites that cost less than lunch
Carrd covers one-page sites for less than lunch money, from $19 with a free tier, enough when the several small sites are genuinely tiny.
