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Overview
Sidengo is a streamlined, no-frills website builder that allows you to create a pleasing looking website in very little time. There are just 17 templates currently available, but each one is well-designed and looks modern and fresh. All templates are mobile responsive too. There are pre-built templates for business purposes such as landing pages, portfolios, and restaurants, while other common site needs like medical and educational purposes will take some customizations to work with Sidengo’s templates. The editor is incredibly easy to use, however, so making those adjustments won’t take much time.
When we say Sidengo is a no-frills website builder, we mean it. You cannot download the site. Email is not available, though you can use Google Apps to get email. There is no blog, nor is there an e-commerce platform. Support options are also limited, with just online documents and email available at this time.
What’s worse is that Sidengo is $19.00/month, despite a lack of many features. Sure, the templates and editor are fantastic, and you can get online in a matter of minutes, but for many users, those positives won’t outweigh the negatives at that price point.