1 Week Sites vs the usual suspects.
Side-by-side comparisons against the platforms and providers most people are weighing up. Real UK 2026 prices, real Lighthouse numbers, and the honest case for when each one beats a bespoke build.
UK 2026 prices 1 Week Sites vs Squarespace.
Squarespace is fast to start and hard to leave. Here is what you actually get for £25 a month — and when a flat-fee bespoke build makes more sense.
UK 2026 prices 1 Week Sites vs Wix.
Wix is fine until you try to leave it. Here is what £9 to £36 a month actually gets you — and when a bespoke build is the cheaper long play.
UK 2026 prices 1 Week Sites vs Webflow.
I build in Webflow too, so this one is Webflow on your own against Webflow, or custom code, built by me in a week. What the plan costs, what you hold, which route fits.
UK 2026 prices 1 Week Sites vs Framer.
Framer is a design canvas that publishes a site. I write the code. Where the per-site fee adds up, where the animation tooling earns its keep, and which you should pick.
UK 2026 prices 1 Week Sites vs WordPress.
WordPress still runs most of the internet. It also breaks most of it. Real 2026 cost of ownership — plugins, hosting, updates, all in.
UK 2026 prices 1 Week Sites vs Fiverr.
Fiverr is a marketplace, not a studio — and the difference matters. When a £75 gig is perfect, and when a bespoke build from £1,000 quietly pays back.
UK 2026 prices 1 Week Sites vs DIY.
DIY is the right answer until it isn't. Honest costing — your time, the opportunity cost, and when a bespoke build from £1,000 is the cheap option.
Not sure which to compare?
Start with what a bespoke site actually is, or the UK website cost guide. More in the library.
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