The easy way to build a website is here.

Perfect for artists, hobbyists,
and creative souls.

Get started today Free to start — ten pages, your own address, no card.
A half-finished landscape painting on an easel in a paint-spattered studio, with brushes in a jar and a loaded palette

Retro & simple

We keep it old-school so you can focus on what you love — creating.

Perfect for artists

Show off your work, share your ideas, and connect with your own style.

Hosting made easy

Reliable, affordable, and friendly support when you need it.

How it works

Three steps, and the first one is the one most website builders get wrong.

Pick a starting point

Choose a starter — a fan page, a profile, a zine, a links page — and you get a real little site with words already in it. Editing beats inventing.

Make it yours

Click anything to change it. Swap the layout, try an art pack, pick emoji from a searchable list, drop in a guest book. Nothing needs code.

Put it up

Your site lives at yourname.easysites.ws. Drafts stay private until you press Publish, and every published version can be rolled back.

What people make

Six starters ship with the builder. None of them is a landing page for a startup.

A shrine to the thing you love

Banner, side nav, hit counter, guest book. Everything the old web had, still working.

A zine that's actually read

One narrow column and a masthead. No sidebar, no popup, no newsletter gate.

A page for your group

A shared front door for a club, a band, a guild — everyone's page in one directory.

A little arcade

Write a game, publish it, embed it. It runs sealed off from everything else.

Bring your people

A site on its own is a room. A few of them together is a scene. Start a network and your group gets a shared front door — a noticeboard, a directory of everyone's pages, and a webring button that sends visitors wandering between them.

It's for the club, the crew, the guild, the class: anyone who'd rather have their own corner than a hashtag. You run it, and you decide what happens there. There's play money too — tokens you hand out for taking part and burn when they're spent. No cash value, ever.