I can't call Yookit a universal website builder. Wix and NetHouse allow for more diverse projects. Here, mainly single-page websites are successful. At best, you can create more complex business cards, blogs, or portfolios, but they are only suitable for introducing a company or for personal branding. The prices are also disappointing: the cheapest plan costs $4 a month, which, in my opinion, is too expensive for the offered capabilities. It's good that there are two weeks for testing to identify all the shortcomings. Pay attention to card payments: the system automatically activates auto-payment, and then you might be surprised by the deductions. As a builder, it also doesn't impress. The templates are too similar, and even when creating different websites, they look monotonous. Some other builders don't have such issues. This applies to standard templates, and I haven't worked with premium versions because I don't want to spend money. The widgets are also frustrating: they are easy to install, but they work inconsistently. Overall, the website builder turns out to be very specialized – with effort, you can create a decent single-page site with your own domain, but you shouldn't expect anything more serious.
