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How do you choose the best website builder? To give a complete review of each website builder I did what you would expect: I built a website using each of the website builders. I then monitored these websites (and continue to monitor them) for the following things: Template options Templates are the basic foundation for your website�s design. You choose a template and then from there you can customize things further. The easiest way to build a website is to choose a template that is as close as possible to what you want your website to look like, since the customization is the part that takes time to do. Because finding a good template to start with so important for making things easy and having your site look the way you want it to, the number of choices of quality templates is a huge factor in choosing a website builder. Easy customization This is the actual �website builder� that we�re looking at here. No matter how good the template you choose is you will definitely need to do a least some customization in order to get your site looking the way you like. So an easy-to-use and intuitive website builder is a must. You want something that offers the ability to make the changes you want, and that doesn�t require you to spend hours learning how to do it. Uptime Website uptime is a measure how often your website is available to everyone on the internet. Ideally we are striving for 100%. Websites are loaded from what�s basically a big computer called a server, and since it�s a computer it occasionally needs to be restarted, updated, etc. in order to continue to function well. Because of this maintenance 100% uptime isn�t realistic, but somewhere in the 99% or greater range is. What we are basically looking for here is any red flags where the site is not working for long periods. Loading speed Your website loading speed is how fast your site opens up for a visitor. We have all visited websites that take forever to open, and it is quite frustrating. The faster your site loads the better, but as long as load times aren�t super long then this shouldn�t be a huge concern for most people. Customer service No matter which website builder you choose you will likely have some questions at some point, whether it is how to change something on your site, updating your billing info, or something else it is inevitable that you will need to contact customer service at some point. When you need support it is important that it comes in a timely fashion with a helpful answer, so this is an important one. Cost All of the website builders I review here are significantly cheaper than hiring a web designer, but there are a still a variety of price points. In some cases you might get something for paying a little extra, but I also found that some of the worst services charge some pretty high prices compared to their more qualified competitors.