InBuild vs Carrd
One-page sites with a stripped-down editor — cheap, fast, limited.
Carrd is purpose-built for one-page sites — bio links, simple landing pages, event pages. The editor is intentionally minimal and the pricing is excellent. InBuild is for when you've outgrown one page: full multi-page sites, AI generation, real component tree, clean Next.js export.
Feature by feature
Pick Carrd when
- •You need a single bio page or simple landing page — that's literally what Carrd was built for
- •Budget is the dominant factor (Carrd Pro is $19/year, InBuild is $49/month)
- •You don't want a code export — you'll never leave the platform
Pick InBuild when
- You need multiple pages, SEO depth, or any real interactivity
- You want to own the code — Carrd output is HTML-only, not portable to a real framework
- You're building a product site, not a placeholder
- AI generation matters — Carrd has none
Carrd is unbeatable for what it does — one-page sites at a tiny price. InBuild is for the next step: when one page isn't enough and you need to own the code your business runs on.
Frequently asked questions
Should I migrate from Carrd to InBuild?
Only if your one-page site is now feeling cramped. If a single page still does the job, Carrd's price is hard to beat.
Does InBuild have anything as cheap as Carrd?
No — our minimum is Pro at $49/month. That's because we include 100 AI generations and a full code-export feature, not just a hosted page.
Can InBuild export to a static HTML file like Carrd?
We export a Next.js project. You can run `next build` and `next export` (or `output: "export"` config) to get a fully static site if that's what you want.