Nicepage Reviews 778

Love Nicepage! The platform is intuitive and makes designing websites a breeze. Great features and seamless integration with CMS plugins. Keep up the excellent work!

Nicepage is one of the best website creation tools for people, who are not at home in web programming.
I would suggest anyone to at least try it once!

Great UI and very easy to use. Graphic interface and no coding.

I can fully express my creativity on a new website and almost anything is possible. If I can't figure it out, I ask the helpdesk a question and I get a solution quickly. Of course not everything is possible, but that's what I hear. I'm really happy with this software!

It is an amazing product Nicepage builder. The team put a lot of hard work in to making this better, with regular updates and improvements. Support is also excellent. Have been using it since it started and it works well.

I have been using Nicepage for many years and I upgraded to their business version. I love it. Much better than Elementor. My only wish is that once you have it, that you can continue with upgrades for less than it is now. It is still extremely expensive to upgrade in countries with a much weaker currency against the dollar, even with the 50% discount that is being offered (especially when you must add another 15% VAT to the price to upgrade.)

Been using it for some time...

PROS: Quite easy to use, intuitive, It gets the job done. If something is broken, they fix it

CONS:. Support is slow. The project (file) management that this software does could be better.

Once passed the little learnign curve it is the best and easiest webpage creator. Specially good for designers and people who are not familiar with the code.
Highly recommended.

Good program. I have been developing my project with it since the very beginning of its existence. It became an adequate replacement for Adobe Muse.

I've been using Nicepage since many years before it was called Nicepage... the creators have incorporated feature requests I have made, and they are very VERY proactive about replying to tickets. There is simply no better web design tool available. Like Wordpress? You can do that. Like Joomla? You can do that. Want to export your project to just plain HTML with no "platform"? You can do that too. Anything you can imagine, you can do with Nicepage. Well worth the money. I always get the ultimate version so I can white label the websites I create and provide licenses to my customers so THEY can go on to their wordpress install and add, edit, delete pages after I am done creating their site... should they want to do that.

Nicepage is immensely feature-rich, easy to learn the basics, and is deeper than you can even imagine. Forget the rest - this is the best!

Tomorrow is my birthday... and to treat myself I renewed my copy of Nicepage a few days early and taking advantage of the great Black Friday sale they have every year.

NOT a paid advertisement lol.

Great product that makes web development way more doable for a designer with little-to-no coding skills and with far fewer of the design limitations of other popular online web builders. And each new monthly update expands your design options. If there's some feature not yet available natively, you have the option of adding custom code to make it happen. Frequently added features have resulted in me using custom code less and less. The support is also responsive. I only rate it 1 star short of perfection for the following reasons: (1) There's a few questions I've not gotten adequate answers to from support but nothing of the sort that has impaired or broken my ability to get projects done. (2) Ever so often, when designing for multiple screen sizes, elements don't stay where you want them, so you'll occasionally wrestle to get things perfectly positioned. But again, this hiccup hasn't impaired me from getting a project done. (3) It does take a short time to get acclimated to the strengths and weaknesses of the program. Everything you need to make a good looking site quickly is present already, but if you are a perfectionist who wants the design to look exactly the way it does in your head, it takes some patience learning the quirks of the program.

Responsive support service, beautiful templates, you can make designs for both Joomla and Word Press, as well as for online stores in these content management systems. And you can even make websites simply on HTML and CSS.

Love Nicepage. Easy to use. Many beautiful templates that are easy to edit and move around as needed. Lots of inspiration making it easy to do what I need to - add the content.

I originally started using Nicepage so I can get my CV website up and running just so I can have a bright future for when I graduate from my college.

The UI systems have been easy to manage.

But I had only one problem with Nicepage, and that problem is that I won't get free updates permanently though it should be a thing, I only get it for a year then I'll have to renew or upgrade if I have to.

Apart from that, you've been great, well done.

Nicepage is very aggressive in keep its software up to date. The fluidity it affords in designing pages is amazing. Not sure if they have worked on publishing to html site without their assistance.

Great page, you can customize everthing. Wordpress web builder don't have what this page can offert.

I genuinely tried to use this software to make a website for 3 months, but it turns out it's just a scam. Under their pricing, it clearly states that with a personal license, you get basic customization which supposedly includes 5 custom colors and your choice of 20 Google fonts. What they don't tell you is that those "choices" are locked to the theme you choose. Didn't choose a theme or template? It will just choose some colors for you that you have no control over! I was confused about this at first and contacted their support to see if maybe it was just a bug on their side, to which they responded by saying "the particular option you are trying to use is available from a Business subscription. As you have a Personal one, this option requires the subscription upgrade." This confirms that this isn't a mistake and is just a scummy company activity. Do better.

Edit: I think it's incredibly funny that Nicepage replied to this by saying I was wrong and pretending it's not a problem when they attempted to get my review taken down for being 'defamatory'.

Edit 2: After my negative review, and after Trustpilot declined Nicepage's "defamation" claim, they offered me a free upgrade to the "business" plan. At this point, I've already moved on and won't be using it again but they also ended up fully admitting that the features I did not get access to I was supposed to. Only after you complain and make a mark against the company will they listen to you and try to 'help'.

Final Result: Refund, unexpected but not upsetting