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Which website builder is right for a small business?
Comparisons of Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, GoDaddy, the AI builders and Theo, with the vendors' listed prices and what each leaves to you.
The one that does the work after launch. Every builder hands you a template and an editor; the difference is who writes the pages, fixes the technical issues and does the search work once the site is live, and on most builders that stays with you or someone you pay. Theo builds the site, hosts it and keeps doing that work on Starter and Pro. The guides below compare the builders on that question, with the prices each vendor lists as of September 2026 and what happens to the domain and the store when you move.
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The 10 Best Squarespace Alternatives for Small Business (2026)
Ten Squarespace alternatives for a small business, compared on who does the work after launch: which complaint each one fixes, what it costs where the vendor publishes a price, and how to move without losing the domain or the traffic.
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Best AI Website Builder 2026: 11 Builders Compared for Small Business
Eleven AI website builders, the same four questions asked of each, the vendors' listed prices where they publish them, and for each one what it leaves to the owner after launch. The question that separates them is who does the work after the site goes live.
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Best Website Builder for Small Business in 2026: 9 Builders Compared
Nine website builders compared for a US small business: what each one does, sourced 2026 prices where a vendor publishes them, what each leaves to the owner after launch, a side-by-side chart, a cost example on the published prices and a seven-step way to choose.
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The 10 Best Wix Alternatives for Small Business in 2026 (and What Each One Leaves to You After Launch)
Ten Wix alternatives for a small business owner: what each one does, the vendor's published price where one exists, who does the work after launch, and what happens to the Wix store and the domain on the way out. Theo is one of the ten and comes first, because it is the only one that keeps a Wix store connected while the website moves.
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12 WordPress Alternatives for a Small Business That Does Not Want to Run a Website (2026)
WordPress hands its owner the updates, the patches and the search work. Twelve hosted alternatives compared on who does that work after launch, with Theo first because it is the only entry where the work leaves too, plus three ways to handle a WooCommerce store.
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