Comparison

InBuild vs Weebly

Square-owned site builder with slowing product velocity.

Weebly is the classic small-business builder Square acquired in 2018. Since then, Square has focused investment on Square Online — Weebly gets maintenance, not new features. InBuild is the modern alternative: AI-first, code-export, weekly shipping.

Feature by feature

Feature

InBuild

Weebly

AI generation

Prompt → site in 60s

None — manual template editing

Code export

Full Next.js on every plan

Weebly-hosted only

Product velocity

Weekly shipping (see /changelog)

Maintenance mode

Pricing

Pro $49/mo unlimited sites

Per-site Weebly plans

Pick Weebly when

•You already have a Weebly site you don't want to migrate
•You're invested in the Square commerce ecosystem and need tight integration
•You don't need AI generation or code export

Pick InBuild when

You want a builder that's still being actively developed
You want AI generation instead of manual template editing
You want code export so you can host anywhere
You want modern design defaults — Weebly templates feel dated

The verdict

Weebly is fine if you've been using it for years and don't want to migrate. For anyone starting now or considering a move, InBuild is the obvious modern alternative — better design defaults, AI speed, and code ownership.

Frequently asked questions

Is Weebly being shut down?

Not officially, but Square has shifted investment to Square Online. New features and integrations are rare. Migrating sooner is easier than later.

Can I keep my Weebly domain on InBuild?

Yes — keep your domain registration wherever it is and point its DNS at your new host (typically Vercel for InBuild). Five-minute DNS change, no domain transfer.

Try InBuild free

Unlimited projects on every plan. Cancel anytime.

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