Mobile website builders
How can I make a website on my phone?
Heya is a $0 block-based phone browser builder that needs no credit card or account until you publish, with 3 free sites of up to 5 pages and 68 templates.
You can make a website on your phone in a mobile browser with Heya ($0 for 3 sites, or from $3 a month) or in an app like Milkshake ($0, or $2.99 a month). We checked 9 website builders in October 2026: 7 let you build and publish a free site from a phone, while Squarespace has a 14-day trial and Google Sites requires a computer.
| Builder | Free plan & limits | Cheapest paid plan | Main catch on a phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heya | $0: 3 sites, 5 pages each, name.heya.bio | Pro Lite: from $3 a month | Max 20 pages per site, no built-in forms |
| Wix | $0: 500 MB storage, 1 GB bandwidth, Wix ads | Light: $17/mo billed yearly ($24 monthly) | Phone editing isn't open to all users; complex updates need a desktop |
| Canva | Free: 5 sites, 10 sections per page | Pro: $144/year | Mobile and link-in-bio templates only publish to canva.link |
| Google Sites | Not stated (sites.google.com) | Not stated | Computer required to create, edit and publish |
| Carrd | Free: 3 sites, 50 elements each, .carrd.co | Pro Lite: $9/year | Mobile browser editor is "somewhat beta-ish" |
| Squarespace | No (14-day trial, no free address) | Basic: $19/mo billed yearly ($25 monthly) | App can't add or rearrange blocks |
| Strikingly | Free: unlimited sites, .mystrikingly.com | Limited: $8/mo billed yearly | Some sections can't be edited on a phone; removing branding is $16/mo yearly |
| Linktree | Free: unlimited links, 28 days of insights | Starter: $7/mo billed yearly ($9 monthly) | No custom domain on any plan; doesn't run on tablets |
| Milkshake | $0: msha.ke/yourname, 30 days of insights | Lite: $2.99/mo | Custom domain requires Pro+ at $99.99/year |
Heya
Heya is a no-code, block-based website builder for one-page and small sites that runs in your phone's browser. There is no app to download, and you start building without an account, signing in with Google only when you publish. You tap blocks to edit them in a bottom sheet and upload camera roll photos (which resize to 2048 px), with 42 fonts and 6 embed types in the editor.
The $0 free plan needs no credit card and gives you up to 3 responsive sites with up to 5 pages each on a name.heya.bio address, all 68 templates, embeds, and a small "Made with Heya" badge. Pro Lite is from $3 a month for 3 sites, up to 20 pages per site, no badge and followed links. Pro Standard is from $6 a month (up to 5 sites, 20 pages each, 1 custom domain), and Pro Plus is from $15 a month (up to 25 sites, 10 custom domains, and HTML ZIP download).
Limits to know: there's no custom domain on the free plan, free sites carry the small badge, HTML download is only on Pro Plus, there are no built-in forms, and sites top out at 20 pages. It suits anyone who wants to build a small site right in a phone browser without signing up first.
Wix
Wix lets you build and publish in the iPhone or Android app or at Wix.com in a phone browser, though mobile editing isn't open to all users and Wix points to a desktop for complex updates. The $0 plan needs no credit card and includes 500 MB storage and 1 GB bandwidth with Wix ads on a siteprefix.wixsite.com/siteaddress link. There is no custom domain on Free, and the Light plan is $17/mo billed yearly ($204 a year, or $24 monthly). It suits people who want to answer setup questions and let Wix build the starting site.
Canva
In the Canva app, you search "website" on the Home tab, tap Add section to add blocks, and swipe left to add pages. The free plan lets you publish up to 5 sites with up to 10 sections per page and a "Designed with Canva" footer on my.canva.site or canva.link. Watch out: mobile website and link-in-bio templates only publish to canva.link, and custom domains require Canva Pro at $144/year. It suits Canva app users who want up to 5 free sites.
Google Sites
You can view a Google Site on your phone, and sites publish to sites.google.com with the option to connect a custom domain (with no prices or plans stated on Google's help pages). However, Google says you must use a computer to create, edit and publish a site. You can't build, edit or publish from your phone at all. It suits people who have a computer for building and want to connect a custom domain.
Carrd
Carrd works in your phone's browser without an app, though Carrd calls its mobile builder "somewhat beta-ish" and recommends a desktop instead (on an iPhone, hiding Safari's toolbar with the aA icon helps). The free plan gives you 3 sites with up to 50 elements each on a .carrd.co address. Pro Lite costs $9/year, and Pro Standard is $19 a year for a custom domain with forms. It suits people who only need a phone browser editor in a pinch and want cheap yearly plans.
Squarespace
Squarespace has no free plan and no free address to keep, just a 14-day trial with no credit card, followed by the Basic plan at $19/mo billed yearly ($25 monthly). The iOS and Android app lets you edit block content and publish changes, while Safari and Chrome on a phone only edit some areas. You can't add or rearrange blocks in the phone app, and you need a computer for some editing. It suits users paying for a yearly plan who want a free domain for the first year.
Strikingly
Strikingly has an iPhone, iPad and Android app where you can create sites, add sections, upload phone photos and publish, though some sections can't be edited on a phone. You get unlimited free sites on a changeable .mystrikingly.com address, but free sites put "on Strikingly" in your browser tab and search title. Paid plans start with Limited at $8/mo billed yearly, while removing branding takes Pro at $16 a month billed yearly. It suits people who want unlimited free sites or an iPad editor that changes templates, fonts, colors and pages.
Linktree
The Linktree app runs on iOS 13+ and Android 5.0+ (not tablets) and lets you pick a template and update your page on the fly. The free plan gives you unlimited basic links at linktr.ee/yourname and 28 days of insights, while Starter is $7/mo billed yearly ($9 monthly). You can't use a custom domain on any plan, and removing branding takes Pro at $14 a month billed yearly. It suits people who want quick link updates in a phone app.
Milkshake
Milkshake is an iPhone and Android app where you build, publish and share a site at msha.ke/yourname, with 30 days of insights on the $0 plan and phone browser editing not stated. Lite costs $2.99 a month and removes the Milkshake branding, but connecting a custom domain requires Pro+ at $99.99 a year. It suits people who want an app made for phones and cheap monthly branding removal.
FAQ
Do I need to download an app to make a website on my phone?
No. Heya, Carrd, Wix and Squarespace let you edit in a mobile browser, though Carrd calls its mobile editor "somewhat beta-ish", Squarespace only edits some areas in Safari and Chrome, and Wix hasn't opened mobile browser editing to all users.
Which phone website builder has the cheapest paid plan?
By monthly price, Milkshake Lite is $2.99/mo and Heya Pro Lite is from $3 a month. If you pay by the year, Carrd Pro Lite costs $9/year.
How do I make a free site on my phone from start to finish?
Pick a builder from the table that edits and publishes on a phone, open a template (or answer Wix's setup questions), and tap the blocks to change text, add links and upload photos from your camera roll. Move your sections or pages around to check the layout, then hit publish to put the site live on the builder's free subdomain.
Can I use my own custom domain on a free phone website builder?
Google Sites lets you connect a custom domain with no price listed on its help pages, though you have to use a computer to create and edit the site. Among the tools that work on a phone, a custom domain requires a paid plan, such as Heya Pro Standard from $6 a month or Carrd Pro Standard at $19 a year, and Linktree doesn't support custom domains on any plan.