Siter.io
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Design and launch web pages freehand in your browser with drag-and-drop tools, no coding required, instant publishing, responsive layouts, pre-made templates, team collaboration, and support for portfolios, landing pages, and presentations.
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- Subscription
- Proprietary
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Platforms
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
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Comments and Reviews
It’s really great experience of designing web pages. The UI of the editor is very clear and I started to use it very fast because it has the same shortcuts as other editors. Also, I want to mention the forms functionality that save me some money of using other third-party tools.
If you need to make a beautiful landing page quickly: Siter.io is the best option for today.
Siter is pretty good. Except for some pretty damning problems...
Firstly, it's incredibly unstable, websites go down left and right. Sometimes several times a week. Taking a gander at their status page (using a product they've made themselves) reveals an impressive 100% uptime. - This is not true. Even if the downtime is planned it does not matter in the least to the end user; downtime is downtime regardless of intent.
Secondly, they heavily imply that their clients include such prominent companies as Amazon, Samsung, Visa, Canon, Siemens, Nvidia, IBM etc. The list is frankly ridiculous. I simply refuse to believe that any one of these companies would have even the slightest bit of tolerance to anything resembling the amount of downtime I've been experiencing. Thus, I'm inclined to believe this client list is not true.
Thirdly: The guy above me, who rated it a 5, works for Siter.