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The Verdict · Independently researched
Website Builders$9/mono-code
Carrd
Carrd is a simple, low-cost builder for responsive one-page sites — landing pages, profiles and link-in-bio pages — with a fast, minimal editor.
Overview
Overview
What Carrd is, and who it's for.
Carrd is a simple, low-cost builder for responsive one-page sites — landing pages, profiles and link-in-bio pages — with a fast, minimal editor.
Best for
Best for
- Landing pages
- Link-in-bio
- Personal profiles
Pricing
Pricing
What Carrd costs — current plans.
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free/month |
|
| Pro Lite | $9/year |
|
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
Starts at $9/mo.
The balance
Pros & cons
Pros
- Extremely affordable
- Dead simple
- Fast one-page sites
Cons
- One-page focus only
- No real CMS
The Verdict
Read before you buy
Where Carrd fits, and where it doesn't.
Read before you buy
When NOT to use Carrd
- You need a multi-page CMS site
- You want a full web app
Integrations
Integrations
- stripe
- mailchimp
FAQ
FAQ
- Is Carrd only for one-page sites?
- Yes, Carrd is purpose-built for fast, responsive single-page sites.
- Is Carrd's free plan actually free?
- For a single page on their domain, yes, and that is the whole product rather than a trial of it. Carrd is a one-page builder by design — it names needing a multi-page CMS site or a full web app as reasons to look elsewhere — so the free tier represents the tool honestly.
- Why does Carrd score low if it does its job well?
- Because our score measures published, verifiable capability, and a deliberately minimal product publishes almost none of it: no API, no data export, no team collaboration, no multilingual support. That is a fair description of Carrd and a poor description of whether it is good at one-page sites, which it is. Read the number accordingly.
- Why does Carrd score 2.8 out of 5 here?
- The score is computed, not assigned: 3 of 35 for documented capabilities, 22 of 25 for published pricing, 20 of 20 for free access and 10 of 20 for the integration list. It loses capability points for not publishing a public API, data export, team collaboration, multilingual support, a mobile app, AI features. The number measures how much you can verify before paying, not how good the tool is to use.
The Stacks