I absolutely love this application because it is easy to use, simple and intuitive. The icing on the cake are the great limits — unlimited everything — custom domains, pages, sites, etc. The cherry on top is that it is actually fun to use! I never thought I would ever say that about any page builder, and I have them all: SwipePages, Brizy, Vbout, Phonesites, Groove, Influencersoft and more. This is the most enjoyable to use—absolutely crazy.

Is DaftPage perfect, or even superior to the aforementioned landing page builders? Absolutely not. It is very much in its early stages, and there are many improvements needed. However, DaftPage is quite functional and usable at this point in its development. I am comfortable enough to use it with clients and my own projects. Will it replace SwipePages for me? No, but it helps me expand my development toolbox and I can see using this platform regularly in the immediate future.

Some suggestions:
-need to be able to add blocks, navigation and other elements to the blog post, and single blog post pages to be consistent with the other pages. Right now, the blog seems out of place because there are no navigation and styling elements.

-Ability to apply the same header and footer elements to all pages grouped with the same site

- Add Pexels, Unsplash and Google images in the “Drop” media area. I love the GIPHY and icons, but there really should be a way to include free stock images instead of having to upload every time. We should also be able to resize images and logos used in all blocks.

There are more improvements needed, but this is still a robust, well coded platform. My only other concern is that this is basically a one-man show with generous limits, so long term sustainability is a concern. I am looking forward to support the developer and truly hope this venture becomes a success, or at least self sustaining Saas for many years to come.

I received no incentive for this review.