I wanted to love this option since the deal seems great, but I'm not loving it. Here's why:

1.) The template selection is quite basic. What looks like several options is really a basic three or four just changed up a little to look like many.
2.) The UI to me seems a little clunky and not too intuitive. For example, when you add a new page, there’s no save button. I assumed it was because the page was autosaved, but it wasn’t. When I clicked to go to another page, it warned me that the page wasn’t saved and then gave me the option to save. If it’s not going to autosave, then shouldn’t there be a manual save somewhere? This is just one example. There are several issues with the UI that give it a moderate learning curve. Not a tragedy if one has or wants to take the time to learn the system. They aren't difficult things, just time-consuming because they aren't intuitive.
3.) White-label is not ready for prime time unless you have a basic .com/.net TLD that you’re all right with adding a wildcard CNAME to. I was using a .net domain, so that wasn’t an issue for me, but when I checked the support forum for solutions to a different error message I was receiving when trying to add whitelabel, I did note that others couldn’t get the whitelabel to work because they had double dot (like country-specific) domains. So, if you have one of those, maybe check with them before you buy if the whitelabel option is one you plan to use. Perhaps it's on the roadmap to fix or has been fixed.

For security reasons, I don’t like wildcards, so I was trying to get the CNAME to work without the wildcard. I contacted support about it, and they did offer a list their subdomains so I could add them specifically. When I did that, the whitelabel problem I’d been having *seemed* to fix (the error message disappeared and the page saved.) I just had to wait for DNS propagation. Unfortunately, even days after the propagation was complete and all DNS checks showed the CNAMEs were pointing to sitejet, the whitelabel still wasn’t working. Now, I want to say that I would praise support up to this point. They had been immediately responsive and helpful the couple times I’d messaged, and then, they had sent a follow-up message to see if I’d gotten the issue fixed. But when I replied to support’s message which asked me if all was working, and I told them it wasn’t, gave them my settings and screenshots, so I could make sure it wasn't an error on my part, they seemed to fall off the map. It’s been a week, and I've had no response – not even a message to say they’re working on it, are busy…that I should take a flying leap because the problem is user-error :) nothing. Silence. Maybe they just have a huge influx of support tickets, but a week seems like an awfully long time.

Bottom line is: I think Sitejet could be an asset for some people. The LTD options are generous enough, but the issues I’ve had so far are troubling. What if I'd been trying to please a customer?