Carrd does single-page sites - a launch page, a personal profile, a link hub - with templates that already look decent and a builder simple enough that you finish instead of abandoning it. Custom domains, forms, and basic commerce are all supported on the cheap paid tier.
Who it is for
A freelancer who needs a one-page site with a contact form live this afternoon.
Key features
- Single-page sites with responsive templates
- Custom domain on paid plans
- Built-in forms and email capture
- Basic commerce via Stripe
- No CMS or multi-page structure
- Free tier shows Carrd branding
Where it falls short
It is deliberately one page, so there is no blog, no multi-page structure, and no CMS, which means it stops being the right tool the moment the project grows up.
Pricing
Free tier allows a few sites with Carrd branding on a carrd.co subdomain; Pro starts around $19 a year per site, and custom domains are the gate.
Prices move; the tier structure is the part that stays true. Check current pricing on Carrd.
Alternatives to Carrd
Frequently asked
Is Carrd free?
Partly. Free tier allows a few sites with Carrd branding on a carrd.co subdomain; Pro starts around $19 a year per site, and custom domains are the gate.
What is Carrd best for?
A freelancer who needs a one-page site with a contact form live this afternoon.
What are the best alternatives to Carrd?
The closest substitutes we list are Softr and Webflow. They sit in a similar price bracket but make a different trade-off, so read the weaknesses section of each review before switching.
Which platforms does Carrd run on?
Carrd is available on Web.