Compare how each option handles your pages, enquiries or bookings, editing and ongoing costs. The right choice depends on the work your website needs to do and who will look after it.
Both approaches can launch a website. The difference is how much control and support you need afterwards.
Useful when your content, your enquiry or booking process, or the software you need to connect does not fit a standard layout. Check the supplier agreement for who owns the website and whether you can move it elsewhere. With Netbound, handing over the website's code or content requires a written agreement under our terms.
Useful when getting online quickly with a ready-made design matters more than flexibility. You may have to work around fixed layouts, the features the builder offers and its rules.