Only positive feedback for Kopage - hidden gem! Only positive feedback for Kopage, this was a hidden gem for me, that I discovered 1 year ago and never abandoned since then. The only problem with Kopage is that it does not have the visibility it deserves (not yet). More than 50% of websites made with CMSs like Wordpress out there should and could be built (with way less effort and much more fun) with Kopage. I am speaking as a solo developer who has no time to install a salad of plugins and other stuff just to have a landing page, or landing site, for my apps. I want something quick, cool yet customizable that I can launch and maintain in minutes, not days. Kopage is the way to go, seriously. Of course, you cannot build a huge community, e-commerce etc. with Kopage...you need to understand which type of tool it is. But native integrations with Google tools, Tawk.to (for free chats), Calendly etc. are a clear sign that the devs behind it are aware of the current state of the art, and they want to enable pretty much everyone to simply build a website that look very nice, very well usable and cool. Also, the guys who run it are super friendly, I was able to reach out to them via email and I proposed a lot of things that can improve this great tool and keep it up-to-date and future-proof. Keep it up Kopage! :D

Kopage Website Builder deserves 5 stars… Kopage Website Builder deserves 5 stars because it is the best option for amateurs and passionates of website creating. Many templates to choose from. I strongly recommend it !

Very good web builder I have tried several web builders and think Kopage is the best. It is easy to use but at the same time professional. You also get quick answers from support if you have any questions. Therefore I give five stars.

Easy to use for any skill level I am finding Kopage to be quite easy to use and feature-filled. I do have experience with other platforms like Wordpress/WooCommerce and OpenCart, but Kopage would be easy to learn and use for any skill level. I really appreciate that it has a shopping cart module for simple e-commerce functionality. Having said that, a few extra feature enhancements would make the shopping cart module more useful: 1. The ability to enable/disable destination countries and/or geographic regions would also be an asset. 2. Allow Delivery Methods to accommodate specific shipping prices to various countries and/or regions - prices and delivery times are different when shipping domestically versus internationally. Keep up the great work. I look forward to future updates.

A great web builder: simple to use but also highly flexible I discovered Kopage when I was looking for a way to build a small portfolio website. It has turned out to be the perfect solution. I'll explain why... I'd used WordPress before, but that seemed like overkill for the site I'm talking about. (Also, I knew that I'd have to pay a lot of money to add all the plug-ins that I'd need to make a WordPress site look good - and it would doubtless run slow because of all the bloat.) The alternative was to code it myself, but I'm not an expert and I could see that taking me ages - time I didn't have. Then I found Kopage - available for free as part of a cheap hosting package from my existing provider (HostMaria, a 20i reseller). And it's great! I must note here that the earlier versions of the software were rather limited in functionality and wouldn't have served my needs, but the present one (4.4) is quite excellent. What you get is a simple way to build and customise a fast, good-looking website. There are lots of included templates, so you could just pick one of those and change the details as needed, but for me the best part is that it's built on Bootstrap and you can edit the HTML/CSS (and add JavaScript) manually, giving you almost total control. That's the way I've used it: adding a block to get myself in the ballpark, then customising the code to meet my needs. It's the perfect middle way between building a site from scratch and using one of those web builders that force you to use components exactly as they're designed. There IS a bit of a learning curve if you want to take that route, but it's worth it. The visual builder isn't (yet) quite as advanced as the WordPress page builders I've used before, so that does make it necessary to play with the HTML/CSS if you want to fine-tune things. On the other hand, though, the software comes with a great suite of SEO features and a range of plug-in modules that can help you add all kinds of functionality to the site. Overall, considering what I paid for this, I'm absolutely delighted. I got a great-looking, very fast site, nicely optimised for SEO, designed exactly the way I wanted it, and put together in a few days - even though my coding skills were very rusty. I strongly recommend this piece of software!