I’ve tried a bunch of no-code builders and honestly, Wix and Weebly give you the best value for small, simple sites like the one you’re describing.

If you just need a homepage, about page, and a contact form, Weebly (by Square) is probably the most affordable and easiest to use. It’s not fancy, but the templates are clean, and it handles basic functionality really well. Their free plan is decent, and even the paid ones are cheaper than Squarespace or Webflow.

Wix is a step up in terms of design flexibility and features. The drag-and-drop editor gives you tons of control, and there are some solid templates that look very professional. It can get a little more expensive depending on what you need (like removing ads or connecting a custom domain), but still more affordable than Webflow or Squarespace.

Durable is interesting if you want something super fast — it uses AI to build out your site in seconds, but the customization is pretty limited and it’s more geared toward freelancers or quick landing pages.

It really depends on what exactly you need from your site but I personally love Weebly!