Sitejet Reviews

Last year I was 'volunteered' to take over as webmaster (because you are an TI guy) for a site based on Joomla. I am 74 years old. There was no handover, no design documents, no user manual, nothing. Though I appreciate the power of Joomla, I hated the learning curve and complexity. After review, I decided to (re)build the site from scratch, and, yes, there was a learning curve too, but boy is it much easier to master.

The user interface, with its many choices. The drag and drop and possibility of immediate result view after a modification.

So far none.

Easy to use, nice results! I had some experience with other builders and WordPress before, and I found it very easy to use in comparison. Also, I find the pricing model where you only start to pay when you publish your site quite fair for users like me who are not overly experienced in website building. I could take my time, that helped a lot.

Most things were fairly easy to realize with the builder. The result looks really good. Most functions are easy to find.

Team organization was a bit tricky. Furthermore, opening the project with Safari crashed the contents seriously once, so I had to rebuild a lot. Please do address this problem, because otherwise I love this builder!

Everything built very nice, but not good at some features, like website export, realtime updating (sometimes you make changes but it doesn't work until you refresh the page and do same again). Also some kind of features, like "collection" have no reason to integrate for extra payment...

But at all, very good and intuitive service with lot of functions (despite the fact that a lot of little points still required updates or reworks).

Very good product and service side. Everything is great about your service, especially Martin (very fast problem solver support manager).

Website exporting and collection feature. It works, but not as expecting....

I have been designing my own sites for over 25 years using several WYSIWYG systems. Having finally found one that is so clean and comes with such great support has allowed me to finally catch the white whale of affordable, durable, easy, and works across screens (Computer, Tablet, and Phone) without additional design or coding.

Easy to use, Intuitive, Great Support, lots of options, fabulous templates for starting out, the ability to design and sell design services at an aggressive pricing if you want to get into creating websites for others.

Small learning curve if you aren't familiar with WYSIWYG web design, but totally doable, especially starting with some great templates.

Hopefully, SiteJet will continue, also with updates. Not like the previous 2012 fantastic Basekit builder (dicon.), or Weebly, with all their restrictions!
As for now: Great Job!

Just about 6 weeks to learn from scratch. (Well, you need to have some kind of similar experiences before, like Baskit of 2012, Weebly (Obsolete) or Office365. Copy code and Paste code option! All over, very pleased with SiteJet! Great value for money! SiteJet made it possible for me, to rebuild fast! Free photos are helpful too! (using 90% my own photos, however, that option is great! (video too). Some of my websites, Google Search Console cant read. No idea why? Bridging this, as giving the sitemap into directly. Works.

Slow saving time! Yes, you can build a website with 100+ pages, when you have the time to wait for saving that site 40min to 1 hour. One thing is the Collections / blog option. Need something easier! Otherwise a great option!

I'm really pleased I found Sitejet. Compared to the offering you get with cPanel, which is a cut down version of Sitejet, the full-blown version has tons of features. The client portal and white-labelling features gives a very professional feel from the client's perspective. Project management is a breeze using the admin panel. The clever, careful use of AI built into the editor is a timesaver when it comes to writing SEO metadata, or even to better write some existing text you have on the page. In my opinion, Sitejet is a real contender for people wanting to move away from the WordPress platform, especially when using tools such as Elementor which do add a certain amount of bloat and slowness to the website.

With a wide range of premade elements, it's easy to build a richly designed website. All this without having to worry about installing plugins or keeping them up to date. As a web designer, this has come as a refreshing change coming from building WordPress websites up until now. What's more, the integrated project management and client portal is a welcome addition, something you don't have natively when working with WordPress. This makes the whole client experience so much easier to manage and to give a very professional viewpoint from the client side.

As of right now, I've not really run into anything I would consider to be on the "cons" side of things. I guess if you've not come from a WordPress page editor like Elementor or Bricks, you might struggle initially to understand all the options for elements.

Very good content management system with an all-in-one solution. You don't waste time with annoying backend design and handling, but can concentrate on designing great websites

- easy to use
- flexible (you can add nearly any code)
- great portal for customer
- amazing all in one solution

there are bugs and errors from time to time when something is updated, but nothing too bad

Simplified my web development operation, and client management, as well as team management. I like to keep things as simple as possible, however Sitejet provides the ability to get as technical as you want or need.

I like that the platform was designed for managing multiple client sites from one dashboard, with the ability to see the stage of each project at a glance, as well as the ability to assign team members to specific projects. Support was always swift in replies, which is one of the biggest plusses for me on any platform.

Having to learn a new platform after Wordpress for so many years was my least favorite, however it was easy enough to learn and adjust.

Overall I'm very happy. I've been using WordPress for my other website but with my new site my webhost offered Sitejet as standard. As it would have cost me a lot of money to get them to build the site in WP I thought I'd have a go with Sitejet myself and mostly I've found it easy to use with lots of useful features. The support from the help desk has been so good with the issue I was experiencing that I feel happy to recommend this product.

I'm a non-techie and recently set up a new website using Sitejet. Mostly I found it quite simple to use, one I got the hang of it, but there was one element where I was really struggling. I couldn't find anyone, or any resources to help me until I tried sitejet.io - don't ask me why it took so long to find this!! :D But when I reached out for support they were amazing - friendly, patient and super efficient. My issue was resolved in a flash AND I now know where I was going wrong and how to do things in future. I'm very grateful and highly recommend the Sitejet helpdesk if you have any issues.

My issue was around linking the placemakers on my blogs page to the content of each blog. The articles I read and the videos I watched didn't explain that I needed to check the Collection Item box under the Link tab.

Great overall experience with the product, the few times we needed support they friendly and effective.

1.) love the project management features that allow the assigned user to upload their content files. 2.) Love the website launch automated checklist feature that shows the designer areas to address before launching. 3.) Lastly, love how the designer can control how much or little access the assigned user has to edit the site.

Not really intuitive for non-technical end-users, this platform is best suited for use by web designers for their clients. Reliable within 24 hrs - not immediate.

Right now, everything I would like to set up was possible. Even when I didn't find it right away the support was super helpful to solve the problem.

This is a feature-rich CMS with lot's of configuration possibilities. You can choose from different templates and then adapt to your favour.

Content & layout is not separated thus it is not possible to use another layout template (eg with a new fresh design) for existing websites without deleting the content.

I have been working with Sitejet software for several years and count myself as a somewhat advanced user.
Over the past few years, an extremely large amount has been adapted, optimized and expanded. I have tested many other providers, but only with Sitejet I could work completely free, without really being able to program.

Great editor with well thought-out page management, very fair pricing and extremely many and easy ways to customize websites almost freely.

Currently, the only thing that could be criticized is the interface for account data (invoices, booked products...). This could be better integrated into the system.

Overall, I've designed websites with it, totally awesome. It is a very quick and effective tool to use for design.

It is really an advanced tool. It has great features, It is a completed package, they also have awesome templates.

Have some limited features like no font-weight but the rest is awesome.

Excellent.

Really easy and really powerful. It's the perfect solution for agencies and design freelancers. You can design fastest than other solutions.

At beginning, you need to learn a little bit of the system.

At last I found the all-time best website builder.

I purchased and use this website builder. Before i was creating websites through WordPress for my clients. It was very heavy and most of the clients asked lightweight websites.

Waiting for more templates. They can add more templates.

I recommend SiteJet for anyone looking for an easy to use system at a fair price.
Sitejet is an incredible piece of software. It will make your life easy and sometimes save you as it did for me.

The editor is fantastic and easy to use. The page management system is very well made and the software is very good value for money. This software let you customize your website with ease.

Well at this stage it is very difficult to find any cons to SiteJet.

Great experience. Nice bunch of guys with a great product that I would highly recommend to anyone looking to build websites using a "no code" approach.

Easy to use.
Great support team.
They worked with us to ensure their API met our needs.
Also completed several template updates for us at a reasonable fee (and quickly).

Not much to add here really. We are a more complex customer than their typical customer but they really stepped up to support us.

I am so used to working with WYSIWYG builders like Elementor, Divi and WP bakery that I am a bit spoiled. Especially Elementor is offering quite a lot of stuff these days ... if it wouldn't be for the crappy performance.

I will create other website for customers with Sitejet and see how they develop. At this stage it's no super fluid but maybe it's just me having to get used to the new environment.

I highly appreciate the concept oft Sitejet. It targets web designers building websites for clients. This not a Wix, Jimdo or Squarespace type of solution where you just select a template and adjust it a little bit to your liking.

The time tracking and process tracking is great. I really like the feedback option to communicate with my clients.

It could become a great alternative to Wordpress and tools like Plesk. No plugins - woohoo!!

The website I created is fast, sleek and looks good.

The prices are absolutely fair as well.

I takes quite a bit of getting used to. I just completed my first project and it took way longer than anticipated. The CMS is not that intuitive.

Due to the fact that Sitejet is a fairly young solution there isn't really much tutorial content out there on Youtube. If you get stuck, you have to find a solution on your own - or contact the support time, which of course eats up a lot of time as they aren't available 24-7.

Although I have a great internet connection there were some latencies.

Often I clicked into e.g. a text box and the cursor wouldn't show.

Adding tables sucks!

More svg icons please.

Overall? 10/10, this is the only CMS I plan to use for the next 5 years.

SiteJet's biggest strengths are in its CMS/CRM, and its Support. The CMS allows me to go from managing 6-8 clients at once to 15+. It is by far the easiest to integrate custom HTML, CSS, & Javascript. And the support team is always willing to go the extra mile to jump into your project to help you out. It really is an accessible small community rather than a large corporation that you don't feel like you can actually talk to.

If there are any cons, SiteJet has a rolling feature request that is always rolling out new features based on client feedback.

In general, sometimes the CMS glitches and I have to clear my browser cache and cookies to reset it. That's the only annoying thing that I'm sure is being targeted to be fixed.

Support hours are a bit lessened, just because the company is scaling with its growth.

Sitejet makes it simple and easy to build websites. It's the most powerful yet simplest tool on the internet you need for every step of the process of building a webpage.

Sitejet makes it really easy to create magnificent websites, manage them all in one portal, while allowing customers to give feedback and edit content. Sitejet is very open to features requested by its users, which is makes it a very user friendly. I love that one can easily edit every part of the website in a WYSIWYG editor, as well as give the client editable access to certain areas. In addition, the quality of the templates has definitely improved in the last couple of months. I also like the help button which guides you through the steps to build a site, it makes it very easy to get started (especially for newbies).

There is nothing that I dislike with Sitejet or at least nothing worth mention. Even the pricing is reasonable.