Why Did I end up with Webador?

What Websites Did Use?

Last year, I tried multiple websites until I got to the one, I was happy with.  I will tell you more as you read below. 

I tried Weblium but was difficult to build as in shop and stuff. So, I looked around and then tried TIlda publisher. The website is okay to build with. But has no marketing except seo and that was kind of average. I did have several issues with purchasing from credit cards and stripe. I also had issues with google sheets. You can have a blog, and shop. Both are unlimited, with categories but you don't have shipping except for one time. So, if you are someone with multiple shipping prices, this isn't for you unless you don't mind using price plus shipping as price. The customer service is good but only respond within a 12-hour period which is fine because you at least get an answer. Tilda does offer a refund policy but differ on what you decide to purchase. The designs are good but a little challenge adding shop and stuff. Weblium link

Last summer I started building with Yovale which is Vintcer partner, because I was looking for a one-time payment. The customer service depends on when Catherine responds to you or not. She doesn't respond at times and can be somewhat helpful at times. The builder is easy to use. You can add custom background to texts and stuff. Drag and drop when building the website. You can use Yovale or visual editor. You can add a shop, with categories, and shipping options. By shipping, you can use all 50 states but set shipping to all 50 states by adding it to each state with prices. You can add up to 500 posts in blog posts. I couldn't purchase a plan, so i was using a free plan. I transferred my domain to Namecheap by paying like 11$. The customer service for Namecheap is awesome. But I used Yovale custom nameserver, published it, which the website was fine for like two weeks. But I ended up leaving Yovale, because I kept having issues with loading, adding stuff to site, and issues with viewing my website. So, I started to look around and put a lot of time into something that really wasn't worth it in the end. More like 6 months. Yovale link

Then, beginning of this year, I came across Microweber. The customer service isn't bad, but you do get delayed answers at times. The builder is like Yovale. You can add custom background to texts and stuff. The shop is kind of easy to add but you have to adjust it to your liking. The plans are really cheap. You do have to purchase a white label plan unless it's included in annual plan. But the site does lack shipping. You can only add one time to USA or area you choose for shipping area.  You do have to reach out to support if you don't have google AdSense in settings, but you may have it. The site does have good tags and Seo, but I had a moment where the site erased everything. The site wasn't bad to build with, but I decided to leave after that. Yes, I know it has back-up, but I was a little fed up with the builder and wanted something better. Microweber Link

I did try Hocoos, which isn't bad to build with. But its lacks shipping options, and a search bar on the site. The customer service is great but not having that is why I decided not to use those guys. Hocoos link

Why I Choose Webador?

I choose Webador because they have shipping, and easy to add payments. The customer service is average but does respond. You do manually have to add products and categories, but you can make custom pages for categories like you see on my website. Webador doesn't have newsletter or email campaign but hopefully will add that one day and you can use a third party like Mailchimp. Easy to build with drag and drop. They do have google AdSense but not ads.txt which you should be able to get ads but might take some time to get approved. Most likely, two weeks. You can use Webador to build for other customers. The site is easy to publish, and you can use a domain of your choice. Webador plans includes free domains and easy to transfer domains. Also, has Seo, and google my business. Easy to add to google and google analytic, as well as statistics. You do have great designs but depends on what you need. Unlimited posts and products. You do have multiple plans, including a free version with a website and domain. You can even go up to the unlimited which is 24$ a month, and 216 a year. The only downside is no refunds except you may be able to get your money back by disputing with your bank. If you are a new customer, you get the first three month free on both. As in, monthly or yearly plans. So, if you're basic and just need a shop or blog, or a way to show YouTube, then Webador is the place to do business with and build a website for your business. 

Would I leave Webador?

No, thought at the moment. The only way I would leave is if someone had a website builder with a onetime payment. So, unless I find that, I see me staying with webador.

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