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Overview
There isn’t much to say about BlinkWeb. It offers 100 templates, all of which are unattractive, and none of which are mobile responsive. There are plenty of templates for businesses and blogs, but nothing specifically designed for education, medical purposes, restaurants, portfolios, landing pages, or other highly popular niches. There is no integrated e-commerce, and no e-mail either. You can download your site, though, should you want to host it on your own servers.
Something else that’s lacking is any type of support. Though there are introductory videos, none of them work. There is an online support center, but it doesn’t work either. Pricing is free, which is a good thing because BlinkWeb just isn’t worth paying for.