Weebly is best if you want a free plan with a shopping cart at $0 a month or paid plans starting at $13 a month billed annually. Squarespace has a 14-day free trial and paid plans from $19 per month with built-in blogging, scheduling, and AI tools. This page compares Weebly, Squarespace, and Heya on price, custom domains, templates, and selling.
Heya is ours, so read its row with that in mind. Every other number comes from each company's own pages, checked on October 29, 2026.
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Here is how Weebly, Squarespace, and Heya compare on pricing, free access, custom domains, branding, templates, and selling.
| Compared | Weebly | Squarespace | Heya |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free plan or trial | Free plan at $0/mo | 14-day free trial, no credit card | Free plan at $0, up to 3 sites |
| Cheapest paid plan | $13/mo billed annually ($16 month-to-month) | $19/mo on Basic | $3/mo on Pro Lite |
| Cheapest plan with custom domain | Personal at $13/mo billed annually | Basic at $19/mo (includes free domain*) | Pro Standard at $6/mo |
| Platform ads or branding | Remove Square Ads on two plans | Not stated | Badge on Free; removed on Pro plans |
| Templates and AI design | Customizable webpage designs | Designer templates and Blueprint AI | 68 templates (12 designs, 56 specific uses) |
| Online store and payments | Shopping cart and Square payments on all four plans | Selling on all plans; no store transaction fees from $29/mo | Link a button to your checkout or store page |
| Blogging and memberships | Not stated | Blog with paywalls and memberships included | Link to your blog or newsletter from a links block |
| HTML site export | Not stated | Not stated | ZIP export with HTML, styles, fonts, images on Pro Plus ($15/mo) |
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Not stated means the provided product facts do not mention that detail.
Weebly is part of the Square suite and handles payments through Square. It has a $0 a month Free plan, plus paid plans at $13, $15, and $32 a month billed annually. Every plan includes a cart, unlimited items, and free SSL.
Squarespace starts with a 14-day free trial, then four paid plans: Basic at $19 per month (includes a free custom domain*), Core at $29 per month, Plus at $49 per month, and Advanced at $99 per month. All plans include selling and 24/7 support.
Our no-code builder, Heya, is made for one-page and small sites. Heya Free is $0 with no time limit, Pro Lite is $3 a month, and Pro Standard is $6 a month. Heya has 68 templates and phone editing, and you can start building without an account.
Pick Weebly if you want to launch an online store on a $0 a month Free plan or keep paid plans cheaper, especially if you already use Square for payments and in-store pickup. Every Weebly plan gives you a shopping cart, unlimited items, item badges, item options, quick shop, inventory management, an automatic tax calculator, coupons, and Square gift cards.
Squarespace fits businesses and creators who want one platform for content, services, and products, and don't mind paying at least $19 per month after the 14-day free trial. You get a built-in CMS for pages, blogs, and portfolios, alongside paywalls, memberships, invoicing with proposals and contracts, and Acuity Scheduling for appointments.
Weebly's Free plan is $0 a month. Paid plans are Personal at $13 a month billed annually ($16 month-to-month), Professional at $15 a month billed annually ($20 month-to-month), and Performance at $32 a month billed annually ($36 month-to-month). You can connect a custom domain starting on Personal, while two plans include a Free Domain and remove Square ads.
Squarespace has a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, and up to 36% savings for paying annually. Basic is $19 per month (2% online store transaction fee, card rates from 2.9% + $0.30) and Core is $29 per month (no store transaction fees); both include a free custom domain* from Squarespace as an ICANN accredited registrar. Plus ($49 per month) and Advanced ($99 per month) cut card rates to 2.7% + $0.30 and 2.5% + $0.30.
On Squarespace, you build with Fluid Engine drag-and-drop tools or Blueprint AI, without touching HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. Plans include 10 one-time AI credits on Basic, 20 per month on Core, 40 per month on Plus, and 120 per month on Advanced. Hosting, SSL, SEO, analytics, ecommerce, and email marketing are built in without plugins, backed by 24/7 support via the Help Center and Customer Care team.
Weebly provides customizable webpage designs and a free website builder, plus integrated Facebook ads and automated email campaigns. All four plans include free SSL, SEO, lead capture, an Instagram feed, and 3rd party embed code. All four plans also have a community forum plus chat and email support, while three include phone support and one adds priority support.
Heya is a no-code builder made for one-page and small websites. You can start without an account, edit on your phone, and pick from 68 templates or a blank page. Heya Free costs $0 with no time limit for up to 3 sites and up to 5 pages per site at yourname.heya.bio, with a small Made with Heya badge.
Pro Lite is $3 a month and removes the badge. Pro Standard is $6 a month with 1 custom domain per account, and Pro Plus is $15 a month with up to 10 custom domains per account. Every plan includes 68 templates, and you can embed Calendly, YouTube, Vimeo, Spotify, SoundCloud, and Google Maps.
We compared Weebly, Squarespace, and Heya side by side using each platform's published plan prices, included features, custom domain rules, and ecommerce capabilities. The facts come from squarespace.com/pricing, squarespace.com/websites, weebly.com/pricing, weebly.com, heya.page/pricing, heya.page/docs.
Plans change often. If a number here is out of date, email hello@heya.page and we'll fix it.
Weebly is cheaper to start and has lower entry paid plans. You can use Weebly's Free plan for $0 a month, or get the Personal plan for $13 a month billed annually ($16 month-to-month). Squarespace gives you a 14-day free trial, and then its cheapest plan is Basic at $19 per month.
No, Squarespace doesn't have a permanent free plan. Instead, you get a 14-day free trial with no credit card required so you can design your site before picking a paid plan. If you want a $0 free plan, both Weebly ($0 a month) and Heya ($0 with no time limit) have one.
Weebly is better for budget stores since all four plans (including the $0 a month Free plan) have a cart, unlimited items, inventory, and Square payments. Squarespace includes selling from $19 per month, drops store transaction fees on Core ($29 per month), and adds memberships, paywalled blogs, and Acuity Scheduling. On Heya, you can link a button to the checkout, ordering, or store page you already use.
Weebly lets you connect a custom domain starting on Personal at $13 a month billed annually, and two of its four plans include a Free Domain. Squarespace includes a free custom domain* on Basic ($19 per month) and Core ($29 per month). On Heya, you can connect a domain you already own starting on Pro Standard at $6 a month (1 custom domain per account).
Every Heya plan includes 68 templates (12 designs plus 56 templates for specific uses) or the option to start from a blank page. You can customize your site with 42 fonts, 14 theme presets, and a 5-color palette, and build or edit everything on a phone or computer.
Use Heya when you want a straightforward one-page or small website that you can start building without an account and edit fully on your phone. Heya Free lets you publish up to 3 sites with up to 5 pages each for $0 at yourname.heya.bio, Pro Standard adds a custom domain at $6 a month, and Pro Plus ($15 a month) lets you download your site as an HTML ZIP file.
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If you only need a one-page or small site, you can start building on Heya in your browser without an account and publish up to 3 sites of up to 5 pages each on the $0 Free plan.