Weblium review
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Weblium Pricing: What the Current Plans Show
Weblium’s official pricing page currently lists Free, Starter, and Business. Some exact pricing fields on the page are placeholders, so this guide separates stable plan structure from details that should be confirmed live.
Current plan structure
| Plan | Positioning on Weblium’s pricing page | Notable current limits/capabilities shown |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Simple websites and landing pages | Up to 3 pages per site, 100 MB storage, 100 MB bandwidth, templates and mobile optimization |
| Starter | Business websites and lead generation | Adds advanced SEO settings, lead capture, integrations/custom code, up to 10 pages, no Weblium branding |
| Business | Online sales and larger projects | Adds online store, blog, multilingual sites, and substantially higher page/storage limits |
Pricing caution: the live page contains placeholder “XX USD” fields in some prominent plan cards while its FAQ gives specific amounts. Because these elements conflict, verify the checkout price before purchase rather than relying on a copied price table.
How to choose between the plans
If you only need to experiment or publish a very small site, the Free option may be enough to evaluate the editor. Starter is positioned around business sites and lead capture. Business is positioned around selling online and broader site requirements such as blogging or multilingual content.
Do not choose a tier by name alone. Make a short list of must-have features—custom domain, forms, custom code, store, blog, multilingual content, integrations—and confirm each against the live plan comparison.
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