[ WEBSITE BUILDER ]

Meet SiteJet, the easiest way to build without code

Every Website Builder plan includes SiteJet, a real drag-and-drop builder that opens right from your cPanel dashboard. Pick a template, drag things into place, and publish, no installs and nothing to configure.

[ PLAN ]

One simple plan

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Website Builder

SiteJet drag-and-drop, no cPanel install needed

$3.99/mo
$4.99/mo billed monthly
  • SiteJet drag-and-drop editor
  • 60+ templates
  • Free domain, 1st year
  • Free SSL certificate
  • Mobile-friendly automatically
Start building
[ WHAT IS SITEJET? ]

A builder built for beginners, trusted by professionals

SiteJet is a drag-and-drop website builder used by hobbyists and design agencies alike. On WebFinger, it's built right into your cPanel, one click and you're inside the editor, no separate account or extra software.

The dashboard is clean and easy to find your way around, and a guided setup wizard walks you through your first site step by step. If you get stuck, short video tutorials (most under 10 minutes) cover just about everything.

Editor typeDrag & drop
Templates60+ responsive designs
Snapshot backupsBuilt in
Auto color matchFrom your logo
Code accessAvailable anytime
[ HOW IT WORKS ]

From blank page to published site

1

Launch SiteJet from cPanel

One click from your dashboard opens the builder, no extra sign-up or download.

2

Pick a template or start blank

Choose from 60+ responsive templates across dozens of niches, or start from a blank canvas if you already have a look in mind.

3

Drag, drop, and customize

Adjust your logo, fonts, and colors, SiteJet can even pull a color palette straight from your logo automatically. Add sections, galleries, and forms by dragging them into place.

4

Preview and publish

Check how it looks on mobile and desktop, then publish. Made a mistake? The built-in snapshot manager lets you roll back to an earlier version in a click.

[ SEE IT IN ACTION ]

Watch a quick walkthrough

A step-by-step video is often the fastest way to see how easy SiteJet really is.

More tutorials worth a watch

A few more walkthroughs from SiteJet's own tutorial library:

[ TWO WAYS TO BUILD ]

SiteJet vs. installing an app

SiteJet Website Builder

A visual, drag-and-drop editor built into cPanel. Pick a template, arrange things visually, and publish. No plugins, updates, or code to manage, though full code access is there if you ever want it.

  • Nothing to install or configure
  • 60+ ready-made templates
  • Automatically mobile-friendly

WordPress, Drupal, or Joomla

More powerful and flexible, installed in one click via Softaculous. Thousands of free themes and plugins, a better fit once you want more control or specific functionality.

  • Thousands of themes & plugins
  • Full control over your site
  • Room to grow into
[ WHAT YOU GET ]

Everything to publish without the learning curve

Drag-and-drop editor

Move text, images, and buttons exactly where you want them, no code required.

Automatic color matching

Upload your logo and SiteJet suggests a matching color palette for your whole site.

Snapshot backups

Roll back to an earlier version any time you make a change you regret.

60+ templates

Start from a design built for your kind of site across dozens of categories.

Free domain, 1st year

Your builder plan includes a free domain to get you started.

Free SSL, always on

Your site is secured automatically, no setup needed.

Code access when you want it

Drop into the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript directly if you outgrow drag-and-drop.

Backed by real hosting

Runs on the same reliable WebFinger hosting as every other plan.

[ QUESTIONS ]

SiteJet, answered

Yes, you can move to a Shared Hosting or WordPress Hosting plan any time and install WordPress through Softaculous when you're ready for more flexibility.

No, SiteJet's drag-and-drop editor handles the technical parts. Full code access is available too, for whenever you want it, but it's never required.

Not at all, plenty of design agencies use SiteJet for client sites. That means the tool is genuinely capable, you're just using the easy path through it.

SiteJet's snapshot manager saves earlier versions of your site automatically, so you can roll back a change in a couple clicks.

Yes, every template is automatically mobile-responsive, no extra setup required.

Ready to start building with SiteJet?

Pick a template and publish your first page today.

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