In this video I break down what I think are the best no-code website builders to know about right now, and who they’re actually for. I go through Wix Studio, Framer, Webflow, Squarespace, Duda, Loopple, and Elementor, then I also talk about a few “hyped” tools I tested that either didn’t load or basically forced a paid plan before you could even evaluate them properly (Bildr, Unbounce, Leadpages). The whole point is to help you pick a builder based on your workflow—agency/client work, designer-first editing, developer control, or quick “done-for-you” publishing. My key takeaways: Wix Studio feels very agency/enterprise-ready and the editor is surprisingly Figma-like, plus the AI responsiveness and MCP/Zapier automation angle is genuinely interesting. Framer is a designer-friendly canvas with a strong community, and I love that I can bring in my own coded React components—although their prompt-to-wireframe AI is still pretty same-y. Webflow is the one that feels closest to “real” web dev with a CSS-style inspector, exportable code, and powerful interactions. If you want speed and simplicity, Squarespace gets you live fast, but you trade away deeper control. And if you want a no-code tool that still lets you get your hands dirty, Duda’s raw code editing and developer mode are a big win.