Choose Google Sites if
You need a simple internal, project or event site today, your team already works in Google Workspace, and selling online is not the point.
Centilio SiteWoven presence
CENTILIO SITE / GROW
Website builder vs coding, and Site next to the tools you know.
First the bigger choice: write the code yourself, hire someone to, or use a tool that does it for you. Then Site next to Google Sites, Wix and Webflow, compared on what stays true — what each is, who it is built for, how it charges — with no prices or figures we cannot keep current. Site has not shipped, so every table ends with a row the others win.
not shipped · wave 3facts as of research in 2026no competitor prices quotedcorrections welcome
Product design preview · Site has not shipped. All features, screens and prices are proposals.
Site has not shipped yet.
Site has not shipped. What you see here — the console, the features, the plans and the prices — is the design for Centilio Site, written down in full so you can judge it before it exists. It belongs to the third wave of Centilio tools, with no beta and no launch date yet. Join the waitlist and you will be told first.
The first choice
A tool that builds it, or code you write?
Before any brand comes into it, there are three ways to get a site: write the code, pay someone to, or use a tool that does the building. A hosting plan alone is a fourth thing — space on a server, with the building still to do.
Code if you enjoy it or the site is your product. If the site is there to bring in work, the time is usually better spent on the business.
| Coding it yourself | Hiring a developer | A tool that builds it | Centilio Site (designed) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you need to know | HTML, CSS, usually JavaScript, and hosting | How to brief and check the work | How to use its editor | What your business does |
| How it starts | Usually the slowest start | Depends on the developer’s schedule | From a template | From a finished draft of your pages |
| Who changes it later | You, in the code | The developer, on their schedule | Anyone with the login | Anyone in the business, with approval |
| Hosting | You choose and run it | Usually arranged by the developer | Included | Included, with the certificate |
| Control over every detail | Complete | Complete, through someone else | Within the editor’s limits | Within tested sections, by design |
| How it is paid for | Your time, plus hosting | A project fee, plus hosting and changes | Usually a monthly plan | Per business: Free, then ₹799 a month (proposed) |
Comparisons
Pick the one you use today.
Three tools people use to make a business website, each compared on its own page.
Side by side
Four tools, compared on what stays true.
Compared as of research in 2026, on what each tool is, who it is built for and how it charges, rather than on list prices that move. Each vendor’s own page has today’s figures; if this table is out of date, tell us.
| Centilio Site | Google Sites | Wix | Webflow | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | A tool for small business sites, inside a business suite | A free tool for simple websites, part of Google Workspace | A platform for making and hosting websites, with an app market | A visual platform for designing, building and hosting websites, with a CMS |
| Built for | Small businesses and the agencies that build for them | Team, project, school and simple business sites | Anyone making a website, from personal pages to online stores | Designers, developers and agencies |
| Where the first draft comes from | Drafted by Celia from your records, or from a few answers | What you type, plus embedded Google files | Templates, plus Wix’s own AI tools | Templates, or a blank canvas you design |
| Commerce | Shop adds a store and checkout to the same pages (later wave) | Not built for selling online | Online store and bookings on business plans | Ecommerce plans |
| Pricing model | Per business, proposed: Free, then ₹799 a month | Free with a Google account; Workspace plans per user | Free plan with Wix branding; premium plans per site | Free starter plan; site plans per site, plus workspace plans for teams |
| Availability | Not shipped — wave 3, in design | Shipped and mature | Shipped and mature | Shipped and mature |
Choose
Where each one fits.
Choose Wix if
You want to start today with a large choice of templates and apps, and you are happy to keep your prices and bookings up to date by hand.
Choose Webflow if
A designer or agency will build the site and wants control over every element, with a CMS behind it.
Choose Site if
You want pages drafted from what your business already records, forms and bookings that land on the customer record, one price for the whole business, and you can wait for wave 3.
If you switch
Switching later, without a big move.
- Keep the old site live until the new one is ready. Site is designed to rebuild your pages from their public address, so the old site keeps serving visitors while you edit.
- Keep your domain. Point it at Site only when the new pages are approved; nothing changes for visitors until then.
- Point every old address somewhere. Each old page is designed to lead to its new one, so links from search, posts and printed cards still land.
- Move the pages that matter first. Home, services, prices and contact carry most visitors; old news can follow later or stay behind.
Questions
About comparing and switching.
Is Site better than these tools?
Not today, because it does not exist and they do. We think the design suits a small business whose pages should come from its own services, prices and bookings; for many other sites, any of the three is a sound choice now.
Why are there no competitor prices here?
Because prices change more often than this page, and a wrong price is worse than none. We compare how each tool charges — per site, per user, per business — as of research in 2026, and each vendor’s page has today’s figure.
Should I code my site instead?
If you enjoy it, or the site is the product, coding gives you complete control. If the site is there to bring in work, a tool that does the building usually gets you there sooner and is easier for others to keep current.
What is the difference between this and web hosting?
A hosting plan gives you space on a server and leaves the building to you. A tool like Site includes the hosting and the security certificate, and gives you the editor and pages on top.
Can I move my site later?
Yes. Site is designed to rebuild pages from your current site’s public address and point old addresses at the new pages, so you can move when it suits you.
Something here is wrong. Who do I tell?
Us, through the contact page. Corrections to a comparison are published as soon as we have checked them.
Hear first when Site opens.
Site comes in wave 3, after the tools it draws on: Seek for search, Ask for forms, Book for bookings. Join the waitlist for a note before anything is announced. Hire and Account are live in the meantime.