IzyWeb compared with other ways to build a website
IzyWeb suits a small business that wants a complete showcase website without spending its evenings on it. It isn't the right answer for every project: this comparison also says when to choose something else.
| IzyWeb | Classic website builder | General-purpose AI tool | Web agency | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting point | A few sentences about your business | A template to fill in yourself | A prompt to write, often technical | A brief and meetings |
| Website copy | Written by the Content expert from your information | Written by you | Generated without business context, to proofread closely | Written on quote |
| Editing the site | A message in your language, as to a contractor | A visual editor to learn | New prompts, sometimes code | A request, a delay, often a quote |
| Search optimisation | Titles, descriptions and structured data prepared by default | Settings to configure yourself | Varies with the tool and the prompt | Depends on what you order |
| Design | 20 starting styles, adapted to your trade | A wide choice of templates | Free-form, but without art direction | Bespoke |
| Budget | Free to try, then a monthly plan of credits | A monthly subscription | A subscription, plus your time | A project billed on quote |
IzyWeb is a good choice if
- You want a showcase website of a few pages, online quickly.
- You'd rather write “add my opening hours” than learn an editor.
- You want to see the finished site before paying.
Choose something else if
- You're opening an online shop with a large catalogue: a dedicated e-commerce solution is a better fit.
- Your project needs bespoke features or pixel-perfect brand guidelines: an agency will do better.
- You like to set everything by hand, block by block: a classic builder gives you that control.
The best comparison: your own site
Create it for free and judge for yourself. You then decide whether to publish it.