A Website Builder You Pay For Once — No Subscription, Ever
Every website builder we looked at bills you again next month, and the month after that, forever. We just added a plan that bills you exactly once.
"Cancel anytime" still assumes the card keeps working
A subscription is a bet that a card charge succeeds every month for years. That bet is worse in some of the markets a lot of our owners run a business in, where a recurring international charge is far more likely to simply fail than a single one-time payment. A plan that cannot be billed is not "affordable" — it is unusable.
Two plans, one capability set
We cut a confusing four-tier lineup down to one thing, sold two ways: Growth at $39.99/yr, or Owner at $69.99 paid once, forever. Both remove the ad and the "Made with blasa" badge, add your own domain, and keep publishing new pages every month from your reviews — the only difference is whether you pay yearly or exactly once.
The free plan stays honest about its one ad
Free sites still show one small, clearly labelled ad — that is what keeps the free plan free — with a direct link to remove it. Every generated site is also themed automatically: colours from your logo, and now the fonts and the way the page animates on scroll adjust to the feeling your own customers describe in their reviews, calm or high-energy, without you picking a template.
Which one actually fits you
If you already track a dozen subscriptions and would rather remove one, take Owner: pay $69.99 once and you are done, forever — no card to keep valid, no renewal to remember. If you would rather spread the cost and keep the option to walk away entirely if the site ever stops earning its keep, Growth at $39.99/yr does the same job. Neither locks you into a contract, and cancelling Growth simply brings the free plan's ad and badge back — the site itself stays live either way.