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Overview
EMySpot provides users with a unique offer in that their pricing is a la carte. Choose the options that you want or need, and EMySpot will customize the price accordingly. Even better, you can get a well-featured package for free, so you can start building your website and get online, then add additional features as your needs grow and change. That’s a great way to approach pricing.
Included for free is access to over 100 mobile-responsive templates. The templates aren’t going to win any design awards, but they are better than many others available with other website builders. Whether you need a site for your restaurant, educational purposes, a medical-related site, business or marketing, or a portfolio, EMySpot has something you can use as your base template.
EMySpot has a good support system that includes online documentation, an online user forum, and email assistance. You’ll likely need help because the EMySpot editor is awful and hard to learn how to use. Other downsides are that you cannot download your site and email is only included if you opt to add it for an additional monthly fee.
On the plus side, blogging and e-commerce are included for free, along with a number of other tools like better-than-average SEO tools, free hosting, and an unlimited number of pages. All told, EMySpot has some nice features and a great pricing scheme, but the editor is so difficult to use that it counteracts any of the good things about EMySpot.