Flexbe has both positive and negative aspects. Users note its convenience for beginners but criticize it for a lack of functionality and support issues.
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The builder is quite decent, although I was a bit disappointed by the monotonous templates. Customization isn't smooth either; it's hard to create a beautiful and unique site with the ready-made blocks. I tried, but in the end, the builder still reveals itself completely. The internal CRM did not impress me at all; it feels like it was added just for show. It's much better to learn how to work with a proper system and integrate it. It's just a little more visually appealing and functional than an Excel sheet. I feel that the developers ask too much for the offered features, but it's worth noting that the product is convenient, although this is due to its simplicity. The control panel is easy to navigate, and you can quickly find the sections you need. The builder also supports integrations, which allows you to try to expand its narrow functionality with third-party products. There is a whole section for beginners called "Academy," where useful guides on creating a website are collected. Flexbe has its pros and cons; everything is present. There are no perfect builders, so it shouldn't be dismissed. It might turn out to be useful for certain projects.
Flexbe is great for creating landing pages, as its functionality is specifically geared towards this type of site. For other projects, in my opinion, paying such a price is not justified, as stores and multi-page sites will end up being expensive and not functional enough. Speaking exclusively about landing pages, the prices are quite high, and Flexbe can be a good option for beginners. The builder offers specialized tools for conversion analysis, multi-landing pages, and geo-landing pages. This allows you to create a single-page site that provides relevant information based on the query or geolocation. Otherwise, it is a simple builder with a visual editor, suitable for less demanding users, as it will struggle to compete with many alternatives. However, the editor is intuitive and does not require deep study. I can't say for sure how quickly a beginner will master it, but someone with experience in builders will figure it out easily. It's also nice that they have their own mobile app, which is quite rare for such services, although it will be most useful for online stores, which I still do not recommend creating here.
I had to work with this builder at the request of a client. The functionality is quite primitive, although it looks attractive at first glance. The interface is terrible, and there are very few options. I convinced the client to switch to another builder. We delegated the domain. Then there was a need to transfer the news. However, the admin panel on the old domain does not open (in fact, it doesn’t open because the domain has already been redirected to another builder)))) Now I have to set up the DNS again, transfer the news, and repeat this procedure. There is no support, the knowledge base is poorly developed, and there is no search function... It's 2020. + The price for such functionality is completely unjustified.
The functionality of the online store, as advertised on the website, is actually not implemented. The main features are missing. When I called, I was told that nothing would be fixed in the order on the platform, but they could pass my "REQUEST" to the development team, and "maybe, someday it will be done." No deadlines were set, as the "request" may not necessarily be implemented. The problem is that the "Add to Cart" button is located in a pop-up window. When you click the button, the item is added to the cart, but the catalog window automatically closes. Thus, to add multiple items, you have to open the list, scroll, add, and open it again, which requires a lot of clicks. The manager informed me that they do not have the functionality of a full-fledged store, only an online showcase. When I asked about the reasons for the deception, he replied that it was a design choice. I regret the time wasted and the site sold to the client; now I will have to look for solutions on other platforms.
I haven't worked on long-term projects with Flexby; I mainly used the builder for testing – to see how it works and to create small pages for personal needs. Overall, it's a standard builder with a simple editor where website creation happens through blocks and elements. Standard features like responsive design and built-in hosting are present. Notably, it offers the ability to create quizzes, multi-landings, and geo-landings. In theory, I would use such a builder to promote various products through landing pages, especially considering the integration with useful third-party services, including CRM systems and payment services. However, at the time of my review, the choice of payment systems was quite limited – only aggregators like Robokassa, Yandex, and Tinkoff. As for usability, everything is at a high level here. I would describe the builder as modern: it's intuitive even for beginners and looks attractive. The performance is generally fine, but I can't assess the quality of their hosting in the long term. During the website creation phase and in the first hours after completion, everything was great. The code is definitely good, as the pages load quickly and there are no errors. The pricing policy was a bit disappointing, so I didn't end up using Flexby myself. For that money, you can find a more functional Tilda, although both builders have their pros and cons in terms of visuals.
The appearance is attractive, but there are many problems during the work process. Firstly, there is no automatic saving of changes. I worked on the page all evening, and after restarting the computer, all changes disappeared. To see the results, you must save the page; otherwise, they do not appear in the preview. There are also no convenient settings for blocks to change their sizes. You can only add one block to the header and footer. If you need to insert a menu list and a map, you have to choose one of them, and add the other manually. The block library is very limited. When adding blocks, the page does not update instantly, and you constantly have to refresh to see changes in the editor. The knowledge base leaves much to be desired, as there is no search function to find the needed section in the help. Overall, the impression is negative. This may be suitable for quickly creating a simple landing page, but definitely not for anything more serious.
The functionality is catastrophically lacking, there are practically no templates, and the technical support sometimes behaves quite rudely. I strongly do not recommend it - there are services that are much better and cheaper, with more adequate support. The support is indeed inadequate; even basic problems can take a very long time to resolve. They have clearly never heard of customer orientation.
This is one of the most user-friendly website builders for beginners. A free trial period of 2 weeks is provided. The drawbacks include: - a limited number of ready-made templates - the inability to change fonts in the templates - changes are not saved automatically, so you need to remember to click the "Save" button. However, I consider this builder an excellent choice for beginners; its capabilities are quite sufficient for quickly developing a landing page in any niche and testing hypotheses: - you can create "quiz" format websites - it's possible to add products with prices for an online store - there is integration with analytical services and the ability to install various scripts, including pixels - if you know HTML, you can add custom blocks - there is basic CRM functionality - you can process requests directly in the builder.
If you are looking for a site with poor performance, where various errors constantly occur that will cause you to lose money, then welcome to Flexby. The technical support is non-functional, critical issues are not resolved, and customers do not matter to this company — that's a brief description of Flexby. I do not recommend it; you will only waste your time and nerves.
Flexby is not the most convenient and user-friendly website builder. However, it has its advantages: a logo builder (although I don't use it, I think it's really useful), multi-content, A/B testing, and content tailored to geolocation. That's pretty much where its positives end. The downsides include the lack of a free version, high rates (starting from 750 rubles per month), and the indifference of customer support (I don't have screenshots left, but you can easily find this in other reviews). In the end, I see no reason to use Flexby.
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