Anyone can design a professionally themed website with Siter.io, Innovative Figma Alternative & Competitor
Designmodo, a company known for website design and development tools, announced the release of Siter.io, a no-code website builder that allows users to design directly in the browser.
Siter.io works with tools that many designers already know, such as Figma or Sketch, and has been four years in the making. The beta phase included more than 20,000 users before the public launch in late July.
The website community has responded positively to the product with #1 Product of the Day and #1 Product of the Week honors on Product Hunt.
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“We’re thrilled at the response to Siter.io and are encouraged to continue to build more features into the product,” said Andrian Valeanu, founder of Designmodo. “Having a freehand site builder that you can use without code makes website design more accessible to all.”
Siter.io is offering a f********* to get started and then single plans are as little as $14 per month. Prices include u******** pages and data, an SSL certificate, Figma plugin, and the ability to connect a custom domain. There are also more robust plans available for small and large teams. With just one click, the Figma plugin lets you turn any design into a website.
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Other important features included with Siter.io include:
- U******** pages
- Ability to collaborate on projects
- Built-in form tool
- Ability to transfer a website (great for client work)
- Export with Figma plugin to a live website
- Publish with one click
“Siter.io is made for individuals or small businesses that want to create a website and can even be used at the agency level for client projects,” Valeanu said. “We worked to create a functional and affordable tool that can work for anyone.”
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