We offer several ways to build a website, but they are separate products and workflows. Choose according to the site you need, the editing experience you prefer and the features in the actual plan. A logo on a product page does not mean every builder is included with every subscription.
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01 Match the product to the project
- SitePad: a website builder associated with eligible hosting plans. Access and publishing depend on the hosting integration and selected website.
- Site Builder: the separate catalogue product with guided page building and store options on eligible packages. Do not assume its menus are SitePad menus.
- Weebly: a separate builder service. Check current regional and account availability before planning a new site or renewal.
- NabWP: our WordPress hosting workspace, intended for WordPress sites and their management. WordPress themes, plugins and application maintenance remain relevant.
02 Compare before ordering
- List the required pages and customer actions: contact forms, appointments, downloads, multilingual content or online sales.
- Check the purchased plan's page, product, storage and integration limits. Confirm that your intended payment gateway is supported in your country if you will sell online.
- Identify who will edit the site and how access will be granted. Avoid sharing the account owner's billing password with a designer.
- Review domain connection, SSL, backup and export arrangements. An editable project, exported pages and a full application backup are different things.
- Use a preview or trial where available and test a realistic page on a phone. Confirm that the publishing entitlement is clear before investing heavily in the design.
03 Check Weebly availability carefully
Weebly has announced service withdrawal in multiple countries, including Nigeria. If your account receives a retirement notice, preserve its content and arrange a migration. Ask us to confirm whether your particular resold subscription is affected before relying on continued publishing.
What should I consider before switching website builders later?
Moving between builders commonly requires rebuilding layouts and reconnecting forms or store features. Keep original text, licensed images and a list of important URLs. Plan redirects and test the replacement before changing the live domain. The best choice is the one that meets your workflow and maintenance needs, not simply the editor with the longest feature list.