WebWave Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As a video marketing business owner, I use WebWave to create and manage my company's website. I switched to WebWave from Wix because I found WebWave's interface to be more user-friendly and the load times to be faster.

WebWave addresses the business problem of creating a professional-looking website without coding knowledge. As a video marketing business owner, it's essential to have a visually appealing website that showcases my services and previous work. WebWave's customizable templates and drag-and-drop features allow me to create a website that meets my needs without having to hire a web developer.

The scope of my use case is focused on creating a website to showcase my business and services. I use WebWave's hosting services and content management system to manage website content and keep it up-to-date with my latest work and services. Additionally, I've used WebWave's SEO tools to optimize my website for search engines, which has helped increase my online visibility and attract more clients.

Overall, WebWave has been a valuable tool for my video marketing business by providing an easy-to-use solution for creating and managing my website. It has helped me save time and money by avoiding the need to hire a web developer while still allowing me to have a professional-looking website.

Likelihood to Recommend

Well suited:

Small businesses and entrepreneurs: WebWave is an excellent option for small businesses and entrepreneurs who need a professional-looking website without spending a lot of time and money. It's easy to use, customizable, and offers fast load times and responsive design.

Less appropriate:

Large e-commerce websites: If you're looking to create a large e-commerce website with a vast number of products and advanced features, WebWave may not be the best option. Its e-commerce functionality is limited compared to other website builders, and it may not be able to accommodate the needs of a large-scale online store.

Also, if you need much coding, you would rather have it with something that is wordpress-based.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Astounding program. It has every one of the capabilities you would require in a site CMS. The customizability is astonishing. What's more, in particular, they give you access to your root, custom urls for websites and pages, and natural dashboard to get to everything with a solitary mouse click. I haven't seen that multitude of highlights in a single no code site builder. In the event that you are searching for an extraordinary CMS that assists you with building a straightforward site or Web based business WebWave is a great decision. It accompanies capacity, email and a free SSL cert. What's more, each month there are new features.

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This is an awesome product for no coders that are either just starting out, or have become fed up with other popular no code platforms and their limitations

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I'm so glad I recently discovered WebWave. It is an amazing

website-building platform geared toward designers and creators who enjoy the

simplicity of a WYSIWYG editor but with granular control over element

placement, layering, and properties. It’s also one of the few builders that

include an email address if you subscribe to their Pro plan, as well as provides

options for you to export a site and host it elsewhere. Blog and lightweight e-commerce

are also included.

While the template library is smallish, what is included

looks great. Since WebWave is more akin to Photoshop than Wix, the uninitiated should

take advantage of building their first few projects from templates to learn the

ins and outs. There is a learning curve with this system, but once you get the

hang of freehand design, the sky is the limit. It is immensely helpful that

WebWave is an established product, so you can count on finding answers in the

company’s robust knowledge base, very responsive tech support, and in their

active Facebook community.

Likelihood to Recommend

The WYSIWYG web builder marketspace is saturated, but there

are not many solutions out there that eschew table-based design in favor of letting

creators build sites where anything goes wherever you want. You’ll likely want

to skip this product if you need a plug-and-play solution where everything is

automatically responsively. However, if you have an eye for design, love

creative control, and like to sweat the details until you have made the perfect

website, WebWave is a must buy.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

My first contact with WebWave was 10y ago, as free plan subscriber. Then migrated to premium plan and Im still using it - instead of Wordpress or Wix. I need a simple website builder but with power to change HTML/JS/CSS when needed. It should be simple and fast. WP was lack of it (before Gutenberg era), Wix was too simple then. Only WebWave meet my expectations.

Likelihood to Recommend

If you run a company website that needs a simple ecommerce store (simple does not mean ugly or just for 10 products) it should be your first choice. Even if you have no idea about HTML coding or ecommerce workflows. It will fit to your needs. So 95% of companies should use this instead of WP or Wix.

But if you need a complicated website, that need an API "hard-coded" integration, especially with external systems - I would prefer Wordpress/Joomla.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I am evaluating different systems to indirectly create websites for selling insurance in Italy and abroad, plus other niche sites. As a freelancer, I am trying to keep the costs down by doing everything myself, as well as the execution time, but I do not want to give up the possibilities of a professional site and how I could evolve it in the future. Wix and the like have limited possibilities and I did not want to deal with WordPress. WebWave is the best solution, it is fast, practical, and also fun to use! You can start from a template or if you are not satisfied you can start from a blank canvas as in my case. The menus are simple and immediate, you can be up and running immediately and to make your life easier you can use their hosting.

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PERFECT FOR: -lone entrepreneurs -marketing agencies for smaller clients -those who have many membership sites -for those who want to create and change test sites quickly -who want to have fun instead of getting discouraged! NOT SUITABLE FOR: -big companies who want WordPress at all costs and don't want to risk a plugin not being compatible

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use WebWave for Landing Pages

Likelihood to Recommend

I run a small business that helps content creators to flourish. As such, it is imperative that I create an experience representing the quality that future clients would expect from me. In the past, I would hire web designers to create a fantastic site - and I'd expected to pay for time, talent, and labor on WordPress. I picked up WebWave to see if I could come up with mock-up sites that I'd give to a web designer. Boy, was I lucky to pick up WebWave. Not only is WebWave the most accessible platform I've ever come across, but I can also create stunning sites without having to hire a team that would create a stunning site at an epic cost. In my business, the money I save equals the money I make. I'm launching my new site in January and will have a few landing pages dropping as I move forward. Kudos WebWave!

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use this to build and host websites. The platform is a good value, the sites look nice, the sites are responsive, the hosting is stable, and the company seems to do a good job of growing, improving, providing support, hearing user feedback, delivering on core needs, and containing key features. The biggest improvement I think is needed is making the platform a little more intuitive because when I need to train new staff on how to build sites, there seems to be a bit of a learning curve as compared to similar sites. That said, I am a fan of WebWave and suggest it.

Likelihood to Recommend

Somebody needing a good combination of value, dependability, and core features is a good use case for a team that has some technical ability.

If a team is very new or green in site building or has highly specific format requirements on how a site should look, then this might be less appropriate.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As a 100% remote, online business, I entrust WebWave to create and manage my website, which is the most important element of my online presence. Given that I'm not a web developer, I don't have any use for WebWave's extensive agency features. I'm primarily concerned with being able to create/edit web pages and blog posts, whilst also needing the flexibility of being able to add an online store to my website in the future. As someone without any background in web design, I have struggled with previous low/no-code solutions in the past (e.g., Webflow, Wordpress, and SiteJet, etc.). WebWave has completely eliminated these issues because it enables me to approach web design in the same manner as design tools such as: Figma, Affinity Designer, Illustrator, and Photoshop, etc. As a result, WebWave's builder is easily the most intuitive that I've had the pleasure of using. The layer-based approach feels a lot more instinctive than the grid-based approach of other platforms, thereby allowing me to realise my designs more efficiently and effectively. In truth, I've never found it easier to create responsive web pages. Some of my favourite features include:

<ul><li>Quickly being able to create animations and interactive elements.</li><li> Easily being able to design and launch responsive landing/web pages, blog posts, forms, and popups.</li><li> Effortlessly add business elements (online store, multiple payment gateways, and email) to my web page.</li></ul>Most exciting of all is the fact that WebWave is still in the early stages of its development. That so many well-thought out features have already been launched bodes well for the future of this platform. I'm really happy that I discovered WebWave, as it has already benefitted my life as a remote business owner.

Likelihood to Recommend

If you need a website for your business, WebWave excels. If you are an agency looking to create and host websites for your clients, WebWave excels. I cannot think of an area where WebWave falls short. It is, therefore, easy to recommend it to anyone looking to establish an online presence.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Being a web developer for the last 20+ years and I am still excited about this technology and it’s potential for improving people’s lives, there are many gaps which people like me identify in the current technology such as:

<ul><li>Why do we need to buy multiple pieces of hosting, apps, plugins, services and fit it together for a website to run?</li><li>Why should new people need to learn HTML, CSS and JavaScript to build websites and apps?</li><li>Why aren’t modern web development languages able to provide them with the full capabilities they need?</li><li>And (as of today’s available technology) why would I need sections, containers and columns to mimic a Photoshop design?! are not we start essentially with sketch and move to design with Figma or Photoshop and similar apps to visualize the design before moving to development?</li></ul>

With all these points and by being eager to cut-down website development steps, I believe WebWave solves this issue by introducing a new concept in the market, sketch, design and you’re good to go.

<b>Is it good enough?</b> Yes 100%, and I am happy with the company direction &amp; the speed of development since I purchased the license.

<b>Good Luck WebWave</b>

Likelihood to Recommend

Creating any website in any niche, it works very well and even their website is built using WebWave. Example: Creating a Saloon website containing Home, Services, About, Contact-Us, Gallery and embedding booking solution like Calendly, followed by some basic e-commerce packages with direct PayPal or Stripe payment.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Normally it can be difficult to create, design and edit webpages for clients. Depending on the clients needs, I may need to create their website for them, or they may want to choose and design it themselves. Dealing with different logins and trying to coordinate meetings and a lot of back and forth communication can be a headache. However, Webwave has a client portal where I can design a website on my clients behalf or they can choose and design it themselves. This gives me great flexibility to take on clients with different needs.

The website builder itself is fairly intuitive (I still needed to consult their help page). If you have used other builders it shouldn't take too long to start using it. I was able to use their templates and get a website up and running quickly.

Likelihood to Recommend

I have a client who wants to design and edit his own website but was not sure how to start. I was able to give him a login from Webwave and coach him through the whole process. He can login himself and make edits without having to go through me. This allows my client to more quickly make edits and changes while not having to take care of the "details" of hosting a website.