SITE123 vs Yola

SITE123 is a web-based website builder for small businesses, using pre-designed layouts and structures rather than a drag-and-drop interface. It includes hosting and supports custom domains, contact forms, SEO controls, blogging, booking tools, multilingual sites, and basic e-commerce. Online sales and an integrated booking system cover products and services, while the App Market lists connections such as Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, LiveChat, PayPal, Stripe, and Braintree. Websites use responsive design for desktops, smartphones, and tablets. SSL/HTTPS is built into every website, and the privacy policy describes encryption, access controls, monitoring, logical separation, and backups. The free plan costs nothing, billed $0 /Month, with 250 MB storage, 250 MB bandwidth, and a subdomain; it does not include a custom domain. Paid plans start at $10.80/mo (annual). Basic, Advanced, Professional, and Gold plans are listed, but their prices are not provided. Email accounts are listed with Advanced and Professional plans. Code export is unavailable, and free 24/7 live chat support is advertised.

Yola is a web-based website builder for small-business sites. It supports custom domains, contact forms, SEO controls, blogging and booking tools. The Free plan costs nothing and provides one website, two pages, 100 MB of storage and a free Yola subdomain. Other listed plans raise the page allowance: Personal supports 50 pages per website, Business 500, and Business Elite 1,000. The included page limit is 50 pages. Yola uses a freemium model, and the product is accessed through a browser. The maker, also named Yola, was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California. This combination of publishing, search controls, contact forms and bookings covers common small-business website tasks.