Webnode

Yes — Webnode has a free plan that lets you build and publish a working website on a subdomain like 'yoursite.webnode.com', with no time limit. To connect your own domain and lift the free-plan restrictions, you'll need a paid plan, which starts from US$3.90/mo. The free tier is fine for trying the platform or running a simple personal page; a business site will want a paid plan and its own custom domain.

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Webnode is a simple, budget-friendly website builder that lets you create a site without writing any code. It's used for personal websites, small-business pages, blogs and basic online stores, and it stands out for two things in particular: how quick and easy it is to get started, and its strong built-in multilingual support, which makes it a natural pick for sites that need to exist in several languages.

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It's a genuinely good option when you want something easy, fast and affordable — ideal for a straightforward professional site, and especially strong for multilingual ones thanks to its built-in language handling. The trade-off is depth: it offers noticeably fewer design and customisation options than Wix or Squarespace, and its ecommerce is basic rather than full-featured. For a simple, tidy site you can launch quickly, though, it punches above its price.

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Go to the Webnode website and click 'Log in' at the top right. Enter the email address and password you registered with — or sign in with your Google or Facebook account if you linked one when you signed up. If you've forgotten the password, use the reset link on the login screen to set a new one.

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It's simply a website created and hosted on the Webnode platform. That can be a personal site, a business page, a blog or a small online store — all built using Webnode's templates and drag-and-drop editor, and served from Webnode's own servers, so the hosting and the builder come together in one place.

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