Tools That Build a Website From Your Google Maps Listing, Compared
Since Google switched off its Business Profile websites in 2024, a small group of tools has appeared that build a site from your Maps listing instead of a blank page. We checked each one on its own website on 25 October 2026. blasa is one of them and this is our page, so we have tried to be plain about where the others do better.
Side by side
Every fact in this table comes from the tool’s own website or pricing page, checked on 25 October 2026. Prices change often, so treat them as a guide and check before you buy. “Not stated” means we could not find it on their site, not that the feature is missing.
| Tool | Starts from | What it imports | Editor | Free plan | Cheapest paid (checked 25 Oct 2026) | Languages |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| blasa | Paste a Google Maps link | Reviews, photos, logo, hours, category, menu, order and booking links | None, by design | Yes, stays live; one labelled ad, badge, subdomain | See pricing | Reviews’ language + English; right-to-left for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Urdu |
| Brila | Google Maps link (Yelp too) | Reviews | Paid plans only | Yes: 1 site, 20 reviews, badge, no regenerations | $9 a month (3-day trial) | Not stated |
| Presenvo | Google Maps listing | Reviews, ratings, photos, hours, services | Listed as a feature | Yes: 1 site, 30 reviews, 1 language | $4.99 a month | Paid plans: 2 or 5 site languages |
| Webbin | Google Maps listing | Photos, reviews, hours, address, contact | Yes: copy, colours, layout | Yes: 1 site, 5 reviews, 30 images | ₹499 a month | Not stated |
| Wowable | Google Maps listing | Name, reviews, photos, hours, location | Full editor on Pro | No free plan | $11 a month | Not stated |
| Mapslio | Search Maps inside the tool and pick the business | Reviews, photos, hours | Pro plan | Yes: badge and subdomain | €83/year | Not stated |
| Repaint | Google Business Profile | Photos, hours, services, reviews | Chat-based editor | 14-day trial, then paused | $25 a month | Not stated |
| Durable | A description you type (does not import a listing) | Nothing from Maps; connects to your profile for visibility | AI editing | Yes: AI credits, durable.site subdomain | From about $22–25 a month | Auto-translation on a higher plan |
How these tools differ
All of them save you from starting with an empty page, but they make different trade-offs:
- Editor or no editor. Webbin, Wowable, Repaint and Mapslio give you an editor after the site is generated. That is the right choice if you want to rewrite sections or rearrange the layout. blasa and Brila’s free plan give you a finished site with nothing to edit, which suits owners who will never log back in.
- What a free site looks like. Free plans differ more than prices do. Brila’s free plan caps you at 20 reviews and no regenerations, Webbin’s at 5 reviews, Presenvo’s at one language. blasa’s free site stays live without a review cap but carries one labelled ad and a badge.
- Languages. If your customers read Arabic, French or Spanish rather than English, this is the column to look at first. Most tools here do not say what languages they publish in.
- One page or several. Some of these build a single landing page; blasa, Presenvo and Repaint produce multi-section sites, and blasa adds a blog written from your listing.
Where each one fits best
- Brila is the best-known name in this group and also accepts Yelp links, which helps if your reviews live there.
- Presenvo is the cheapest paid plan we found and sells up to five site languages on its top plan.
- Webbin includes a digital menu and catalogue, and prices in rupees, which suits businesses in India.
- Wowable leans on its editor and AI SEO tools, with an agency plan for 20 sites.
- Mapslio has a free-forever plan and a booking feature; you find your business by searching inside the tool rather than pasting a link.
- Repaint is a general website builder with payments, accounts and email, which imports your Business Profile as a starting point. It costs more and is built for owners who want to keep building.
- Durable does not import a listing. It is on this list because owners often ask about it; it generates a site from a short description.
We left out Vito, whose website no longer loads, and tools whose features we could not confirm on their own site. MapToSite also uses Maps data, but it is built for agencies finding prospects, not for owners.
Where blasa is not the best pick
If you want to change the layout, write your own copy or add pages yourself, pick a tool with an editor: blasa has none. If you sell online with a cart and card payments, Repaint or a general builder will do more. If your business is brand new with no reviews yet, there is little for any of these tools to work from; see how to add your business to Google Maps first.
blasa fits a local business that already has customers and reviews and wants a finished, multilingual site without touching it: paste the link, and the site is live a few minutes later at yourbusiness.blasa.shop. The alternatives page compares it with Wix, Squarespace, Durable and GoDaddy, and the directory shows real sites it has built.
Before you choose
- Open your listing on a phone and copy its share link; here is how.
- Try two tools with free plans on the same link and compare the results side by side.
- Check that the name, address, phone and hours on the site match your listing exactly.
- Paste the new address into the Website field of your Business Profile: step by step.
Questions people actually ask
Which tools build a website from a Google Maps link?
As of October 2026: blasa, Brila, Presenvo, Webbin, Wowable, Mapslio and Repaint all start from a Google Maps or Business Profile listing. Durable and most general AI builders start from a description you type instead and do not import the listing.
Is there a Google Maps website builder that is free for good?
Several have a free plan that publishes a live site: blasa, Brila, Presenvo, Webbin and Mapslio, each with limits such as a badge, a subdomain or a cap on reviews. Wowable has no free plan, and Repaint offers a 14-day trial after which the workspace pauses.
Which of them let me edit the site?
Webbin, Wowable, Mapslio (Pro), Repaint and Brila (paid plans) have an editor, and Presenvo lists editing as a feature. blasa has no editor on purpose: it writes the site from your reviews and keeps it in step with your listing, so there is nothing to maintain, but you cannot move things around yourself.
Which one supports Arabic or other right-to-left languages?
blasa publishes in the language your reviews are written in plus English, with right-to-left layout for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu. None of the other tools we checked states right-to-left support on its own site. Presenvo is the only other one we could confirm sells multiple site languages.
Do these tools copy my Google reviews onto the site?
Most import reviews in some form. Some show them as quotes or a carousel; blasa also reads them to write the headline, the “why customers choose you” sections and the FAQ, so the copy reflects what customers actually say. Check how each tool handles reviewer names before publishing.