WebWave Reviews & Product Details

Astounding program. It has all the capabilities you would require in a site CMS. The customizability is astonishing. What's more, in particular, they give you access to your root, custom urls for websites and pages, and natural dashboard to get to everything with a solitary mouse click. I haven't seen that multitude of highlights in a single no code site builder. In the event that you are searching for an extraordinary CMS that assists you with building a straightforward site or Web based business WebWave is a great decision. It accompanies capacity, email and a free SSL cert. What's more, each month there are new features.

Nothing I can think of, everything seems to work just fine

Entry level to advanced web design for non coders

What I like best about WebWave are the ease of use and clear guidance. I am new to web design and could not believe how quickly I was able to begin designing a new website.

There was nothing to dislike about WebWave. As a matter of fact, it set a new standard for me. The clear instructions and guidance made it a comfortable and fun experience as a beginner.

The problem that WebWave solves for me is having a place to start and to grow in web design, creating templates, and using features I never imagined learning to use with such ease.

WebWave is easy to use and allows me to zero in on every single detail just like I would as a designer in Photoshop, all while remaining within a drag and drop editor. Objects can be moved anywhere on the canvas. A website can be designed exactly how you wanted it to be by positioning and overlapping elements precisely. I can create animations using animated themes such as fly, fade, expand, fold, and reveal.

Hopefully they can include more Wix like features in the roadmap

I save a lot of time with WebWave with so many choices of templates that I can start with easily, and provide my clients with professionally custom-designed websites.

I like the diversity of templates they offer to start with. It´s a great help if you are not very inspired or don´t have experience in creating a webpage. I very much appreciate the store option.

There in nothing I dislike about WebWave for now.

Building a quick and beautiful website with a nice store with no stress and less effort.

WebWave lets you complete a well-looking complete webpage and email up and running within minutes. WebWave allows you to custom the page layout in any possible way.

The limited export of code for audit is limited or requires extra payment.

We managed to use WebWave to do the early stage of webpage designing for idea expression.

Elements can be dragged around and positioned precisely. The days of coding element positions are gone.

Being a SaaS solution, I'd expect the loading time (for editing) and the response time (for site visitors) to be much faster.

It saves us time from managing web technology so we can focus on the content and the design.

WebWave is a complete website builder that takes the difficulty out of website creation, allowing even non-technical users to build a professional, elegant & fully functional website in minutes. It has an easy drag-and-drop interface without any coding required and offers features such as eCommerce, blog, forum, image gallery, etc.

At present, not much to complain about, except it is slow at times. But given the team's ability, they should be able to fix this soon.

WebWave technology allows me to build professional websites in less than an hour without any coding. That saves me a lot of time when I was previously using WordPress. They offer a variety of industry-specific, pre-designed templates along with easy online tools that allow me to create my own unique look and feel.

The intuitive editor is such a breath of fresh air after trying to edit nice or even simple pages with Wordpress editor plugins

Nothing so far.. Its looking well laid out and thought out

I'm excited to be editing and creating websites again.. with Wordpress id grown to pretty much hate it

Honestly, I wasn't sure what to expect, but I think I may have just found my new permanent website builder/host. The strengths are two-fold: * It's feature rich, and * It's very price-competitive Pretty good combination, if you ask me. Best features: * A true drag/drop interface with pixel-level specificity. You can literally put anything, anywhere - not common for no-code builders. * The ability to create layers, as you would in a graphics program. Sure, working in Figma, and then exporting to your hosting service, may offer even more power and flexibility - but Webwave offers it all under one roof (and for one very low cost). * Full hosting service complete with 20gb email domains. This is HUGE for anyone not interested in shelling out $7.00-$12.00/month/user for a 365 or Google workspace account. * Low cost. Monthly fees are more than competitive, and with the AppSumo deal, the price is impossible to refuse.

Only small concerns: * The drag/drop interface is great, but working with each element, getting all the options exactly as you want, does take a bit of work. The controls are good, and the software does a nice job of bringing you to menus you want at the right time. But there are still a good number of settings and controls to wade through. The price you pay for pixel-level control, I imagine. And honestly...it's strengths outweigh it's weaknesses. Just a bit finicky at times. * Server speed may be a bit slow - possibly due to the underlying drag/drop code, possibly due to their servers being only in Europe. My understanding is they are activating US servers shortly, so hopefully that fixes some of the issue. Again, it's not a huge problem - but if you're looking for blazing fast load times of a very high-level site, you may want to test speeds first to make sure they work for you. * Low cost. Hardly a concern - just want to make sure they're making enough profit to be around awhile. * Biggest concern: no API. Yes, they offer certain extras in-house - email marketing, and SEO, for instance. But the inability to integrate with the other tools you use will be an absolute non-starter for many. So hopefully management is listening to this, develops out their APIs soon. Slight concerns aside, this is a solid product. 9/10 recommendation.

Website building and hosting. Domain-branded email hosting.

webwave has a UI and UX that is easy to understand, making websites faster because we just need to drag and drop. There are also various kinds of templates with different types of niches. I think webwave is perfect for non-techy people who want to create a weblog or even e-commerce. The price is very affordable, for only less than $10 we have chosen a reliable CMS + Hosting. I did a speed test using pagespeed insight (from google) the results were quite good, the score is 92 for the desktop view and 59 for the mobile view.

I hope there will be an increase in speed for mobile and the addition of plugins to support the functionality of this cms.

Creating a website is not essy and chalengging for some people, and I Think this product can solve that problem with an affordable price

- Easy to use interface. It is a true drag-and-drop UI. - Intuitive layout. Didn't have to invest a lot of time to learn a new tool. - Useful onboarding. Clear and concise. - Good selection of templates. I especially like the ones that showcase their animation.

- Loading is too slow. - When resizing the rectangle, the content inside doesn't move with it. Once you resize a block, every below needs to be manually adjusted, which is quite tedious. - No option to a/b test designs. - Desktop changes don't look good in other screen sizes.

I was able to find a good-looking template that could be quickly set up as a landing page.

Features and lots of them. I find WebWave to be a great builder for a non-technical person as well as a coder alike. They offer multiple templates that you can choose from to jump-start your website building. You can then edit almost all of the components of the template so that you can give your own style to the website. Now that's good enough for any non-technical person who wants to build a site. But for me, the best part is that they provide the ability to add your own HTML/JS/CSS code. This opens up a floodgate for the new designs and features that you want to build for yourself.

Tough one. But to nitpick I can say the overall UI seems kinda cluttered. Maybe they can try to simplify it a bit. However, it's not a turn-off for me and the huge number of features we get easily negates this.

As a freelancer, I am always on the lookout for a good website builder which is simple to use so that I do not need to code the website from the start and at the same time it should support a code insert ability, so I can code some customized features myself. And the last but not the list the solution needs to be affordable as well. For me, WebWave is solving this problem quite effectively.

Easy to use overall, the final product looks good, tech support is helpful and responsive

Some steps are overcomplicated or do not have automation to make the building of sites fast enough; there were some problems with instructions only available in non-English

I needed good looking sites built by a novice with no experience in site building; this was a good platform, got sites built, look good.

The tool has a lot of core functionality thought out. I think the tool has definite room for growth but they have a lot of features that I miss from other website creation platforms. I like that I can stretch the screen and also automatically set the website to scale with any device size in a couple clicks—that's a massive time-saver.

I don't like the photoshop style editor and the icons are not super intuitive. The layout can use some work as well because it comes off a little dated in terms of the interface. Some of the headings can also be a larger size. All the text looks like it's on the same size and level.

It's easy to create responsive websites really quickly. It's more so meant for static sites and simpler sites because the functionality for some of the bigger features like e-commerce isn't fully developed as some other contenders.

Easy to get started and Great customer support! They help even with minor questions that really propel you forward. With the templates you can simply modify it in their builder and you have your website up in no time, this is really great Email Hosting is included. 5 starts for that as it makes things a whole lot more convenient in terms of process flow. T

Would most certainly like to see more templates, especially one realted to schools, Academics and education.

Getting started with website design without having to rely on developers or designers. This is a huge time saver.

1. Drag & drop features, easy to design for non-programmers.Very friendly UI. 2. Manage multiple client websites in one dashboard. 3. SEO Ranker and Analytics 4. Get business email, domain and SSL all in one place 5. Easy migration of WordPress sites to webwave 6. Custom code features available for coders.

1. There's no AI content generator at the moment 2. The developer should create plugins for web portals that users can plug and play inside webwave. 3. Social Media integrations of blogpost and e-commerce will be an added value.

It solved the management o f multiple websites It solved easy drag and drop design just like fig ma It solved dom ain and business e mail registration It solved team work collaboratio n o n website projects.

You can create blogs, stores, logins, and almost anything required to build a professional website.

Didn't find any Local SEO options, like JSON-LD structured data.

Building quick, professional websites.

WebWave has all the features anyone would need to build a modern website. It has a robust set of tools that at first may seem overwhelming, but as you start using the builder, it becomes easier and more intuitive to do so. - If stuck, their support is very good - The well-thought-out templates make it a breeze to set up a nice looking website in a couple of hours if needed. The canvas feel of the interface and the ability to work with layers is awesome and gives great control over the website's final look. Also, having the hosting and email included is very convenient. I have found it to be a true drag a drop, relatively easy to use website editor with very powerful features.

The UI could use a more modern feel, but as is, the functionality is good - Once you have picked a template it cannot be changed. More manual adjustment has to be done than I'd prefer to accommodate responsive screen sizes. (on the other hand, there is a lot of control over the final look) - It'd be nice if they had their own audio player and even though the templates available are great looking, adding a lot more would be a big plus.

Due to the design freedom offered by the platform, I can be a lot more precise as to the look and feel of my website. Other programs tended to box me into their own limitations.

I love how easy it is to use and how helpful the team is. Every question and every problem is solved in minutes. My pages are beautiful :)

Nothing. Everything is perfect. Test it.

WordPress is not for me. Too complicated and too limiting. I had to use a webmaster and now I can do changes on my websites on my own in a short time.

Webwave provided everything necessary for me to create a website for my fledgling micro-publishing endeavor quickly and easily. Before using Webwave, I thought their claims of "drag and drop" might be hype. Not so. Webwave really is as easy to use as they advertise.

I had only one problem using WebWave. A short, looping video (MP4) on my site looked fine on Windows and Android but was missing on iOS. I swapped the video for an animated graphic (GIF) and it worked fine everywhere.

I need a web presence but don't want to spend a lot of time on site design. Webwave solved that problem for me.