Best Website Builders for Agencies (2027)

Disclosure: We.Inc makes one of the products in this list.

Quick answer: For agencies building many client sites, Duda (Agency $52/mo for 4 sites, White Label $149/mo) and We.Inc (white-label program, shown on a demo call) are made for it. Webflow suits design-led agencies, and Squarespace or Wix work for handing a simple site to a client to run.

Last updated October 2026.

We.Inc: Agencies that build many client sites and want to resell under their brand. AI plans from $20/mo for your own sites; white-label is arranged on a demo call
Duda: Agencies managing many small-business sites. Basic $19/mo billed yearly ($25 monthly); Agency $52/mo for 4 sites; White Label $149/mo
Webflow: Design-led agencies. Free Starter on a webflow.io address; Basic site plan $15/mo billed yearly (checked September 2026)
Squarespace: Handing a simple site to a client. Basic $12/mo billed yearly ($19 monthly); Core $17/mo billed yearly ($27 monthly)
Wix: Agencies whose clients already use Wix. Free plan with Wix branding; paid plans from about $17/mo billed yearly

Website builders for agencies compared on client management, white-label options, per-site costs and handover. Prices checked October 2026.

Best Website Builders for Agencies: our ranked picks

1. We.Inc

Build client sites from a brief in a chat, edit visually or in code, and with the white-label option put your own brand on the editor and client experience. Good for agencies that sell speed.

Best for: Agencies that build many client sites and want to resell under their brand

Pricing: AI plans from $20/mo for your own sites; white-label is arranged on a demo call

Pros: AI chat-to-build powered by advanced AI models; Live in-browser preview that runs the real app; Visual click-to-edit plus a full code editor; Publish instantly to a we.inc subdomain or custom domain with free SSL; Ecommerce with your own Stripe, plus white-label for agencies; Export clean React, Vite, and TypeScript code to GitHub, no lock-in

Cons: Newer platform with a growing community; Focused on AI generation rather than manual drag-and-drop

2. Duda

Built for agencies: client permissions, site templates, white-label editor and per-site pricing for extra sites.

Best for: Agencies managing many small-business sites

Pricing: Basic $19/mo billed yearly ($25 monthly); Agency $52/mo for 4 sites; White Label $149/mo

Pros: Mature client management; White-label editor

Cons: Cost per extra site adds up; Less design freedom than Webflow

3. Webflow

Designer-level control and a strong CMS, with workspace plans for teams. Clients can edit content without breaking the design.

Best for: Design-led agencies

Pricing: Free Starter on a webflow.io address; Basic site plan $15/mo billed yearly (checked September 2026)

Pros: Custom design without code; Client content editing

Cons: Steep learning curve; Site plan per client site

4. Squarespace

Easy for clients to run themselves after handover. Less suited to managing many sites from one place.

Best for: Handing a simple site to a client

Pricing: Basic $12/mo billed yearly ($19 monthly); Core $17/mo billed yearly ($27 monthly)

Pros: Clients find it easy; Good-looking defaults

Cons: No white-label; Little multi-site management

5. Wix

Wix offers agency tools and a large template range, and clients often already know it.

Best for: Agencies whose clients already use Wix

Pricing: Free plan with Wix branding; paid plans from about $17/mo billed yearly

Pros: Familiar to clients; Many templates

Cons: Template lock-in; Add-on costs per site

6. Carrd

For landing pages and campaign microsites, Pro Standard covers 10 sites for $19 a year.

Best for: Campaign landing pages

Pricing: Free for 3 basic sites; Pro Lite $9/year, Pro Standard $19/year

Pros: Extremely cheap per site; Fast

Cons: One page per site; No client management

Methodology

Agencies care about cost per client site, client permissions and handover, white-labelling the editor and billing, and how fast a site goes from brief to launch. We compared those, using the plan an agency would actually need. Prices are from each vendor's pricing page.

How we chose, and our conflict of interest

What we compared: the 6 products in this list, on the criteria in the methodology above. Prices and features come from each vendor's own public pricing and product pages, last checked in October 2026. This is an editorial comparison, not a lab benchmark, and vendors change plans often, so check their pages before you buy.

We.Inc is our own product, and we ranked it first. We think it fits the reader this list is written for, but we are not neutral. Before you decide, try Duda, our second pick, as well.

Where We.Inc is not the best pick: Newer platform with a growing community; Focused on AI generation rather than manual drag-and-drop.

How we research, date and correct pages: editorial policy.

Conclusion

Work out your cost per client site at 5, 20 and 50 clients before choosing; the cheapest platform at five sites is rarely the cheapest at fifty. Choose a white-label tool if clients log in themselves, and a design tool if you sell custom design.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best website builder for agencies?

Duda or We.Inc if you build many client sites and want white-label; Webflow if you sell custom design; Squarespace if clients will run the site themselves.

What does white-label mean for a website builder?

Your brand appears on the editor, login and emails instead of the builder's, so clients see your agency as the platform.

How should agencies price client websites?

Charge for the build, then a monthly fee that covers the platform cost, hosting, small changes and reporting. Know your platform cost per site first.

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How we research, test and update this page: our editorial policy. We.Inc is our own product.