Carrd Reviews

The CUSTOMER FIRST policy, and the product is GREAT too!

It was effortless to start, finding my way around, using, and implementing with out-of-this-world customer support!

I don't want to be too enthusiastic here or it might sound like a fake review, but seriously, my first-hand experience working with their support team and the product is all true here.

My website was so easy to build, looks beautiful and simple, just like how I wanted it, with a really good loading time. When I grew out of its scope, they refunded all of what I paid - at none of their faults.... I had never come across a vendor like this. Hat off to you, Carrd.co!!

I've outgrown it to multiple pages and SaaS-based web app, hence could not continue using Carrd. I did not want to partway from Carrd as I know a product this good, with a crystal clear vision and communication, is from all the people behind it.

Carrd is making starter website creation much more enjoyable and simple for many more people on the planet.

I use Carrd as the main Wix alternative. I like how it offers drag and drop functionality that makes it easy ti develop and design websites.

Ever since I started using Carrd, I only slightly dislike that it lack robust WYSIWYG editor tools demanding a lot of integrations.

Helo build websites and online forms that boost our brand across search engines.

Carrd is an amazing software because it's easy to use. Even though I have little web development experience it offers a huge range of customizable templates and it's super mobile-friendly and it supports custom domains.

Unfortunately, the two major downsides to using Carrd are that you can only create single-page websites and it's a little tricky if you want to modify the HTML code directly.

Because so many users are on mobile devices Carrd really helps by allowing me to have a mobile-optimized website. The designs are super responsive and mobile-friendly, so it really helps my website drive mobile traffic and allows for high engagement.

Extremely affordable, very versatile, and easy to use

Allows for 10 sites for $20/year, and it's very customizable and can be edited with other users

Formatting multiple sections at once does not seem to be possible, so if you make a formatting change (like switching fonts) you'll have to change each section of text separately

Web design, SSL encryption, User interaction, Marketing

1) Most of the templates on this website are eye-catching

2) it is very easy to create a website using the carrd

3) The colour combinations are excellent

1) There is nothing as such I disliked about this site however the number of templates available on this platform can be increased

Even creating short websites used to take time however using carrd it is very easy to create a personal website without even hiring an expert web developer

Clean and sleek templates, very intuitive builder, and lightweight. Carrd makes it so easy to get a nice-looking site up and running quickly. Great for any impulsive side-hustler itching to start something new. And the Pro plan, with 10 sites for $19/year, means no buyer's remorse when same side-hustler decides to abandon project and start a new one on a whim. Thanks Carrd!

Would love to see Carrd open a marketplace for third-party template designs.

Makes it so easy and affordable to build a website and try something new.

I like how easy and user friendly this landing page builder tool is. Would recommend to anyone looking to quickly upload a landing page

I wish it integrated better with SEO tools

Making quick landing pages for offers and clients when I don't want to build a whole WordPress site. It's a great clickfunnels alternative

I like how easy it is to drop and drop elements as there is no learning curve.

Sometimes the design options are limited due to the ease of use form factor.

I have solved the problem of needing an easy to build page that shows my information to those interested in a quick overview rather than a full on website built from scratch.

(i) The Pricing - hard to beat ~$20 a year (plus perhaps $10 for a domain) to get a website up and running.

(ii) The ease of use. The templates are generally a great starting point, and it is easy & intuitive to customize your webpage from there.

The limit to a one-page website can be a little disappointing, but ultimately you get what you pay for. If you want to get online quickly and cheaply, Carrd is the way to go. If you want a more built-out website, then go for Webflow or Wordpress.

We used Carrd to put up a one-page website landing page for an email newsletter. It was very easy to setup, connect the domain, and then connect the email service provider (we used Mailerlite, though Carrd has connections for numerous email service providers).

During the pandemic, I decided to start a small business, which I had never done before. I knew I needed a website, but I was afraid it was going to be expensive. After doing some research I found Carrd and was shocked at how affordable it was. It made my startup costs extremely low for my coaching business, which made it much easier to take the risk of investing a few hundred dollars into my business before making any money from it. I ended up making a few thousand dollars of extra income during 2020 because of my side business pursuit. I'm not sure I would have taken the chance on doing this if I hadn't found such a cheap option for a website, but some of my clients told me that they found me simply off of my website and that they loved being able to learn about me before reaching out over phone or email. It was also incredibly easy to integrate my email-contact form and reliably worked so I knew I wouldn't miss any clients.

Because it's so affordable, it's not like you have unlimited options in terms of how you can customize your website or the various templates you can choose from. That being said, I'm not a website designer so having access to those templates was a massive help because the finished product I have looks far better than anything I could've done myself working form a blank slate. I guess I'm not really even sure what I would have done differently if I'd have had access to more options for customizing. I don't use e-commerce or anything like that, so my needs were pretty simple.

My biggest recommendatin is if making a website is something you have been considering, go for it. The cost is incredibly affordable, you are probably more than capable of doing it yourself, and you never know what could happen if you take the leap. I also found their customer service to be incredibly helpful resolving a few issues I had after my website went live and they resolved them very quickly.

Like I said, I had an idea to start a life-coaching business, but didn't want to spend a ton of money setting it up because I wasn't sure how it would go. Carrd made that decision incredibly easy because my cost basis stayed so low, which took away so much stress of if/when I would get my first client and start to bring in money. I've learned that it's not nearly as hard as I thought to build a functional, good looking website and it costs WAY less than I thought it would have. I still use Carrd for my website and I have no plans on switching to anything else.