Tilda and Wix, or a SolidWeb site?
A builder is cheaper if you assemble pages yourself. Custom development is for when blocks are not enough: your own design, a non-standard structure, or integrations.
Use Tilda or Wix if you will build blocks yourself. Order a custom build if you need unique design, a store beyond a template, CRM integrations, or your own code after handover.
Builder vs custom development
- Tilda / WixPersonal/Business about $10–25/mo
- SolidWeb customLanding from $299 one-time
- Tilda / WixYou or a freelancer on the builder
- SolidWeb customWe build from scratch
- Tilda / WixInside the builder plan
- SolidWeb customYour host or ours per quote
- Tilda / WixThe builder’s platform
- SolidWeb customYours after handover
- Tilda / WixHours to days if you know the tool
- SolidWeb custom1–3 weeks for standard scope
When a builder is enough
A one-pager, campaign, or portfolio you will edit yourself. Tilda Personal is about $10/mo billed yearly; Business about $20. Wix Light publicly starts near $17/mo. That is platform rent, not studio work.
How custom development differs from “just Tilda”
You do not assemble blocks yourself. We design the structure, write the copy, build the UI, and hand over the code and domain after launch — no platform lock-in.
When you need a custom build
A serious catalog, accounts, unusual forms, CRM and payments. Then we lock scope and you receive the site.
FAQ
A builder is cheaper only if you build and maintain it yourself. A fixed-price build from $299 pays off once you need unique design or a structure a template can't deliver.
As a one-off, yes, but the main offer is a Next.js build. Ask in the form if you need Tilda specifically.