The 10 Best Website Builders for Google Performance in 2024
Liam Artman
The easiest way to determine the quality of a website builder is to test its templates or websites built with it using Google PageSpeed Insight. This test shows how quickly the site loads, whether it displays correctly on mobile devices, and how long it takes before a site visitor can interact with it (scroll, click links, etc.). All these parameters are related to SEO and sales: the better they are, the better it is for search engine rankings and the higher the site's conversion rate into sales.
We have compiled a rating of website builders by testing them using Google PageSpeed Insight.
We have compiled a rating of website builders by testing them using Google PageSpeed Insight.
Maximum score:
100
Average score:
63
The 10 Best Website Builders for Google Performance in 2024
| #1 for Google Performance |
Bazium
Read our Bazium Review for a detailed look at the website builder
Bazium has scores across all templates and ranks first for Google Performance. It is the only builder in the rankings that has a 100/100 Google Performance score, which is absolutely insane. This highlights that Bazium has the best mobile-responsiveness on the market.
| Average Google Perfomance Score | 100 / 100 |
| #2 for Google Performance |
Jimdo
Read our Jimdo Review for a detailed look at the website builder
Jimdo is the second best website builder in terms of Google Performance Score. Its templates have scores from 49 to 85, resulting in an average of 72 points.
| Average Google Perfomance Score | 72 / 100 |
| #3 for Google Performance |
GoDaddy
Read our GoDaddy Review for a detailed look at the website builder
GoDaddy has decent SEO capabilities and above-average optimization of its templates for mobile phones. Therefore, it receives an average of 68 points in Google Performance.
| Average Google Perfomance Score | 68 / 100 |
| #4 for Google Performance |
Site123
Read our Site123 Review for a detailed look at the website builder
This website builder has above-average results in Google Performance, placing it in 4th place in our ratings with an average score of 67 points, just 1 point lower than GoDaddy.
| Average Google Perfomance Score | 67 / 100 |
| #5 for Google Performance |
Durable
Read our Durable Review for a detailed look at the website builder
Unfortunately, Durable does not have any templates that we could test in Google PageSpeed Insights, so we created a website on the platform ourselves using AI and then tested it.
| Average Google Perfomance Score | 64 / 100 |
| #6 for Google Performance |
Weebly
Read our Weebly Review for a detailed look at the website builder
Weebly begins the second half of our rating with an average score of 58. While this is above average, it is not particularly outstanding.
| Average Google Perfomance Score | 58 / 100 |
| #7 for Google Performance |
Wix
Read our Wix Review for a detailed look at the website builder
Wix continues our top with just 4 points less on average than Weebly, but as we all know even 4 points can make a huge difference.
| Average Google Perfomance Score | 54 / 100 |
| #8 for Google Performance |
Webflow
Read our Webflow Review for a detailed look at the website builder
And on the 8th place we have Webflow, which scored the same amount of points as Wix. So, we can say that we have a tie here.
| Average Google Perfomance Score | 54 / 100 |
| #9 for Google Performance |
Duda
Read our Duda Review for a detailed look at the website builder
Last, but not least we have Duda, with a just slightly above par result of 51 points. Not bad, but there is definitely some room for improvement.
| Average Google Perfomance Score | 51 / 100 |
| #10 for Google Performance |
Squarespace
Read our Squarespace Review for a detailed look at the website builder
And the worst website builder for Google Performance is ... Squarespace. However, we hope that they will improve and their templates will rank higher in our ratings.
| Average Google Perfomance Score | 42 / 100 |
