Webydo Review
Reviewed by Carlos Gil · Founder & Editor, The Best Network
Updated 8 min readEditorially reviewed
Quick facts
- Starting price
- Starter $12/mo billed annually ($15 monthly)
- Free plan
- No
- Best for
- Freelance designers and small studios that build several client sites and want to host, rebrand and bill them from one dashboard
- Platforms
- Web app (browser), white-label client dashboard on your own subdomain, REST API, Zapier, Make, Slack and webhooks
BestStacked Score
Weighted average of 5 categories. Methodology below.
Quick answer
Is Webydo worth it for designers and agencies?
It can be, if you build several client sites and want to resell them under your own brand. Webydo's website plans run from Starter at $15 a month ($12 billed annually) for one site to Agency at $480 a month ($400 annually) for up to 100 sites. White-label branding starts on Team at $180 a month ($150 annually) for up to 30 sites. You can build and preview free, but publishing needs a paid plan. Read the terms first: Webydo says cancellation must be requested by email and payments are not refundable.
- Cheapest plan
- Starter: $15/mo, or $12/mo billed annually ($144 a year), for one website with hosting, SSL and 50K AI tokens a month.
- Plan to price
- Pro at $90/mo ($75 annually) for up to 10 sites, or Team at $180/mo ($150 annually) if you need white-label branding.
- Watch out
- Webydo's terms say you cancel by emailing support before renewal, and that no payment is refunded.
- Skip it if
- You only need one simple site, want a large template and plugin ecosystem, or need to export site code below the Agency plan.
The Verdict
Webydo is aimed at a specific buyer: the designer or small studio that builds sites for clients and wants to host, rebrand and bill them from one place. Its pricing is published and structured around that buyer. Pro covers 10 sites, Team adds white-label branding and custom code for 30 sites, and Agency covers 100 sites with full white label and site exports. The CRM, quotes, invoicing and recurring client billing mean you can run the client relationship inside the same tool. The weak spots are real, though. Webydo's own pages disagree on basics like whether the free option is a trial, and its terms rule out refunds and require cancellation by email. Its ecosystem is also much smaller than Webflow's or Wix's. We score it 8.6/10.
Best for
Freelance designers and small studios that resell client sites under their own brand and want CRM and client billing in the same platform.
Skip if
You need one simple site, a big template and app marketplace, a refund window, or code export without paying for the Agency plan.
The Background
What Is Webydo?
Webydo launched in 2012 as a code-free design platform for professional web designers. Today it calls itself "The Business OS": one platform where the website, online store, CRM, invoicing and marketing share a single database. You describe a business and its AI drafts the pages, copy and images, then you change anything in a visual editor without code. Hosting on Google Cloud, custom domains and SSL are included. For agencies, Team and Agency plans add white-label branding, so clients log in to a dashboard on your subdomain with your logo and colors, and Webydo's client billing charges them under your brand at your price. Webydo says classic sites built on its older design platform keep running. The company is Webydo Inc., registered in Wilmington, Delaware.
The Product
Webydo Features: What You Actually Get
AI site builds and a visual editor
Webydo says its AI builds a first version of a site from a description of the business, including pages, copy and images, and you then edit any part visually. Every website plan includes a monthly AI token allowance: 50K on Starter, Business and Pro, 200K on Team and 500K on Agency, with top-ups from $5.
A freelancer describes a new dental clinic client, gets a first draft of the site, then reworks the layout and fonts by hand before showing the client.
White-label branding (Team and Agency)
Webydo's white-label page says you can replace its logo, login background, favicon and editor accent colors, map the CMS dashboard to your own subdomain, and send password resets and hosting invoices from your agency. Team includes white-label CMS and branding; Agency adds full white label and site code.
A studio gives every client a login at manage.studioname.com, and the client never sees the Webydo name.
Client-safe CMS and permissions
Webydo's CMS lets clients click text on the live site and edit it, while you lock fonts, colors and layout. Its agency page describes designer, content-only and "Safe Mode" access levels, plus structured collections for blogs and listings.
A restaurant owner updates the weekly menu and event listings without being able to move or break the page layout.
Built-in CRM, quotes and invoicing
The Business plan includes a CRM with 1 seat, 100 accounts and 1,000 contacts, plus quotes, invoicing and recurring billing. Pro, Team and Agency can add a larger CRM ($69 a month for 10 seats on Pro, $179 for 30 seats on Team, $159 for 25 resellable seats on Agency). Site forms feed leads straight into the CRM.
A contact form enquiry becomes a lead, then a customer record, a quote and a paid invoice, all in the same system.
Client billing under your brand
Webydo says it can bill your clients automatically for hosting and services under your brand: it charges you a wholesale rate, you set the retail price, and it handles monthly, quarterly or annual cycles, failed-payment retries and branded invoices. Wholesale rates aren't published; Webydo shares them with resellers directly.
A designer bills 15 clients a monthly hosting and care fee without sending a single invoice by hand.
Online store (paid add-on)
Stores are sold separately from website plans, from Store Basic at $19 a month for 100 products up to Store Enterprise at $699 for 500,000 products. Webydo lists multi-currency selling, automatic tax, subscriptions, shipping tools and abandoned cart emails. Its homepage says eight payment providers; its e-commerce page says 50+ payment gateways.
A boutique client sells 80 products in two currencies on Store Basic, added to their existing website plan.
SEO, GEO and multi-language add-ons
Webydo sells SEO Autopilot PRO ($9 per site a month) to keep titles, descriptions, alt text and sitemaps filled in, GEO Monitor ($29) for a monthly report on how AI assistants describe a site, and multi-language publishing ($9 for 3 languages, $19 for all 13). The Get Found bundle combines the three for $39 per site a month.
An agency adds Get Found to a law firm's site to keep its metadata current and track how ChatGPT-style assistants mention the firm.
Feature recap
- AI first draft from a business description, then a visual no-code editor
- Hosting on Google Cloud, custom domains and SSL on every paid plan
- White-label CMS and branding on Team; full white label and site code on Agency
- Client-safe editing with locked layouts and permission levels
- CRM, quotes, invoicing and recurring billing from the Business plan
- Client billing under your brand at your own markup
- Online store, courses, members areas and chatbot sold as add-ons
- Zapier, Make, Slack, webhooks and REST API on every plan
The Numbers
Webydo Pricing: Every Plan Explained
Webydo publishes five website plans in US dollars. Billing annually saves 17% to 20%, depending on the plan. The free workspace lets you build, edit and preview with no time limit, but you can't publish a site without a paid plan. Stores, a bigger CRM, SEO tools and other products are sold on top. Prices checked on October 11, 2026, with both the monthly and annual toggles.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Included Features | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free workspace | $0 | $0 | Build, edit and preview with no time limit; lifetime allowances such as 2 full AI site builds, 20 AI edits, 10 store products and 10 CRM leads. Can't publish | Trying the editor before paying |
| Starter | $15/mo | $12/mo ($144/yr) | 1 website, hosting and SSL, 50K AI tokens a month, email support | One simple site |
| Business | $30/mo | $24/mo ($288/yr) | Everything in Starter plus a CRM (1 seat, 100 accounts, 1,000 contacts), quotes, invoicing and recurring billing | One business running its site and billing |
| ProBest value | $90/mo | $75/mo ($900/yr) | Up to 10 websites, 1 designer account, 50K AI tokens a month; optional 10-seat CRM for $69/mo | Freelancers running several client sites |
| Team | $180/mo | $150/mo ($1,800/yr) | Up to 30 websites, 3 designer accounts, white-label CMS and branding, code on any site, full setup onboarding, 200K AI tokens | Small studios working under their own brand |
| Agency | $480/mo | $400/mo ($4,800/yr) | Up to 100 websites, 10 designer accounts, full white label and site code, 100 site exports, dedicated account manager, customer template generator, 500K AI tokens | Agencies with dozens of client sites |
Most designers should look at Pro or Team. Pro is the first plan that covers more than one site, and it costs the same as six Starter plans, so it pays off from the seventh site. White-label branding and custom code only arrive on Team, which doubles the price to $180 a month. Only Agency includes site exports (100), so on every other plan your sites live on Webydo. The pricing page also lists bundles: Get Found ($39 per site a month) and Get Customers ($99 a month, a 5-seat CRM with inbox, WhatsApp, chatbot and lead tools) are on sale now, while Grow ($59) and All-in-One ($149 per site) are marked coming soon. Resellers can ask for wholesale pricing, which Webydo doesn't publish.
Pricing scenarios
What Webydo costs for 1, 8 and 25 client sites
These are our calculations from Webydo's published prices on October 11, 2026, not quotes. They leave out add-ons such as stores and SEO tools.
Calculation 1, one site. Starter is $15 a month, or $144 a year billed annually. If the site also needs a CRM and invoicing, Business is $30 a month, or $288 a year.
Calculation 2, a freelancer with 8 client sites. Eight Starter plans would be 8 × $144 = $1,152 a year billed annually. Pro covers up to 10 sites for $900 a year, about $112.50 per site with 8 sites. Pro is cheaper than separate Starter plans from 7 sites (7 × $144 = $1,008).
Calculation 3, a studio reselling 25 sites under its own brand. Team is $150 a month billed annually, or $1,800 a year, which works out to $72 per site per year. Billed monthly it is 12 × $180 = $2,160. Adding Get Found to 5 of those clients costs 5 × $39 × 12 = $2,340 a year billed monthly, or 5 × $374.40 = $1,872 billed annually. For comparison, 25 Webflow Basic site plans at $15 a month billed yearly would be 25 × $15 × 12 = $4,500 a year before any Webflow Workspace plan.
When Agency makes sense: Agency costs $4,800 a year for up to 100 sites. That is only cheaper per site than Team once you pass 30 sites, unless you need site exports or full site code, which only Agency includes.
The Tradeoffs
Webydo Pros and Cons
What we love
- Published pricing built around multi-site freelancers and studios
- White-label dashboard, domain and emails from the Team plan
- CRM, quotes, invoicing and recurring billing in the same platform
- Client-safe editing that locks layouts while clients update content
- Zapier, Make, Slack, webhooks and REST API on every plan at no extra cost
- Free workspace to build and preview with no time limit
What could be better
- You can't publish from the free workspace
- Webydo's terms say no refunds, and cancellation must be requested by email
- White label starts at $180 a month (Team)
- Site exports are only on the $480 Agency plan
- Stores are a separate add-on starting at $19 a month
- Webydo's own pages contradict each other on the free trial, hosting provider and payment gateways
The Audience
Who Should Use Webydo?
Best for: freelance designers with 7 or more client sites
Pro covers up to 10 sites for $75 a month billed annually, and you can add a 10-seat CRM for $69 a month. You host, edit and manage every client from one dashboard.
Best for: studios that resell under their own brand
Team at $150 a month billed annually gives you 30 sites, 3 designer seats, a white-label client dashboard and code on any site. Client billing lets you charge clients for hosting at your own markup.
Skip if: you need one site and want low risk
Starter is cheap, but Webydo's extras are built for multi-site work. Squarespace offers a 14-day free trial and Framer a free plan, while Webydo's terms rule out refunds, which makes it a harder bet if you're unsure.
The Methodology
How We Reviewed Webydo
This is an editorial review, not a documented hands-on test. We didn't use a Webydo account. On October 11, 2026, we checked Webydo's pricing page with both the monthly and annual toggles, its homepage, feature pages for white label, client billing, the CMS, CRM, store, hosting and AI tools, its agency and Agency Club pages, help center, knowledge base, terms of use and privacy policy. The cost scenarios are our calculations from published list prices. Webydo doesn't publish reseller wholesale rates, the size of its template library, or uptime and security audits by third parties, and where its pages contradict each other we show both claims instead of picking one.
Our editorial evaluation considers product information, official documentation, pricing, features and professional experience. It is not a claim of documented hands-on testing.
Our review methodology →What changed
- : Rebuilt in the full review format. Re-verified Webydo's plans, annual prices, free workspace, add-ons, terms and support pages; added annual prices, Agency-only site exports, email-only cancellation with no refunds, and corrected store pricing to start at $19 a month. Score unchanged.
The Field
Webydo vs The Competition
Webydo competes with visual site builders that designers and agencies use for client work. Scores come from each tool's own BestStacked review where we have one.
| Tool | Starting Price | Free plan | Best Feature | BS Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Webydo | Starter $12/mo billed annually ($15 monthly) | No | AI site builds and a visual editor | 8.6/10 |
| Webflow | Free Starter; Basic $15/mo billed yearly ($25 monthly) | Yes | Visual design control and a large ecosystem | 9.1/10 |
| Framer | Free plan; Basic $10/mo (yearly billing shown) | Yes | Fast, design-first publishing with AI | 8.7/10 |
| Wix Studio | Free to build; site plans from Basic $19/mo billed yearly | Yes | Agency platform from Wix | 8.5/10 |
| Duda | Basic $19/mo billed annually ($25 monthly) | No | Agency-focused builder with a dedicated White Label plan | 8.2/10 |
| Squarespace | Basic $19/mo billed annually ($25 monthly) | No | Polished templates for single sites | 8.3/10 |
Webflow: Webflow has a larger ecosystem and a free Starter plan. It sells site plans per site, so many client sites add up. Its Premium plan, with the Webflow CMS, is $25 a month billed yearly ($39 monthly). Webydo bundles many sites, white label, CRM and client billing into one plan.Read our Webflow review →See Webydo vs Webflow →
Framer: Framer suits designers who want to publish polished marketing sites quickly. Its free plan publishes on a Framer domain. Its pricing page doesn't list a CRM or client billing, which are Webydo's main extras.Read our Framer review →See Webydo vs Framer →
Wix Studio: Wix Studio is Wix's platform for agencies and freelancers: building is free, and each live client site needs a plan from $19 to $159 a month billed yearly (Basic can't take payments). It has no CRM, and clients can pay Wix directly through partner payment requests.Read our Wix Studio review →
Duda: Duda is built for agencies too, with a 14-day free trial. Its White Label plan is $149 a month billed annually ($199 monthly). Webydo's first white-label plan, Team, is $150 a month billed annually and adds a CRM and client billing.Read our Duda review →
Squarespace: Squarespace is simpler for one business site and has a 14-day free trial. It isn't built for reselling many client sites under your own brand, which is the job Webydo is priced for.Read our Squarespace review →
In The Wild
How People Actually Use Webydo
A freelance web designer with 8 clients
Move all eight sites onto Pro, give each client content-only access so they can update text without breaking layouts, and use the AI draft to speed up new builds. $900 a year billed annually covers up to 10 sites.
A three-person design studio
Use Team to rebrand the dashboard on your own subdomain, add custom code where a client needs it, and set up client billing so each client pays a monthly hosting and care fee under your brand.
A local service business
Business at $30 a month ($24 annually) covers one site plus a CRM, quotes and invoicing, so enquiries from the site turn into customer records and invoices without a separate CRM subscription.
The Ecosystem
Webydo Integrations
Webydo says Zapier, Make, Slack, webhooks and its REST API are included on every plan at no extra cost, with fair-use rate limits: 30 requests a minute on the free workspace, 60 on Starter and Business, 120 on Pro and Team, and 300 on Agency.
- →Zapier and Make
- →Slack
- →Webhooks and REST API
- →Stripe and other payment gateways (store)
- →Sumit and Hashavshevet accounting sync
- →Google and Microsoft mail, calendar, contacts and files sync ($15/mo add-on)
- →WhatsApp Connect ($15/mo add-on)
- →Google Ads lead sources
Webydo's native integration list is short compared with Webflow or Wix, so most connections to other tools will run through Zapier, Make or the API. The built-in accounting sync covers Sumit and Hashavshevet, both Israeli accounting tools; others need a workaround. Custom code on a site needs Team or Agency.
Common Questions
Webydo FAQ
The Final Word
Should You Use Webydo?
Webydo makes the most sense for designers and small studios who build many client sites and want to host, rebrand and bill them from one platform. Pro covers 10 sites, Team adds white label and custom code, and the built-in CRM and client billing aren't listed on Webflow's or Framer's pricing pages. Before you buy, weigh the downsides: you can't publish from the free workspace, white label starts at $180 a month, site exports are Agency-only, and the terms rule out refunds and require email cancellation. Webydo's own pages also contradict each other in places, so confirm the details that matter to you. We score Webydo 8.6/10.
Yes, if
You build seven or more client sites, want to resell them under your own brand, and would rather run client CRM and billing in the same tool.
No, if
You need one simple site, a large app and template ecosystem, a refund window, or site exports without paying for Agency.
About the reviewer
Carlos Gil
Founder & Editor, The Best Network
Carlos Gil is the bestselling author of The End of Marketing, a LinkedIn Top Voice, and founder of The Best Network. He brings 15+ years in marketing to practical reviews of AI, SaaS, email marketing, creator, and ecommerce software.
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