The 5 Best No-Code Mini Website Builders for Creators and Businesses
Keepp, Linktree, Beacons, Stan Store, and Carrd compared on what actually matters: real checkout, bookings, lead capture, and how much of the page you can make your own — no code required for any of them.
By Keepp Team
A “mini website” is the small, single-page site that replaces a full custom build for most creators and small businesses — one link, everything on it: what you sell, how people book you, what you’re recommending, and a way to hear from someone who isn’t ready to buy yet. No-code is the whole point — none of these five require touching HTML, and all five are live in minutes.
The five below get compared to each other, not ranked by popularity, on the things that decide whether a page can actually run a business: real checkout versus a link elsewhere, bookings, lead capture, how much the page can look like your brand instead of the tool’s, and whether you own your own domain and payment account.
The shortlist
1. Keepp
Keepp is built as one page that does the job of several separate tools — a real checkout tied to your own Stripe account, a booking calendar with availability and automatic video links, a lead-capture form with exportable results, and a page you can theme with your own colors, fonts, and layout rather than a fixed template. It starts free, with a 5% transaction fee that drops to 3% on the $9.99 plan and to nothing at all on the $24.99 plan, and a custom domain is included from the $9.99 tier.
2. Linktree
Linktree is the most recognized name in the category and the fastest to set up — add links, done. It’s genuinely good at being a link list: clean, simple, no learning curve. What it doesn’t have is a real page to build around those links — no native checkout, no bookings, no lead form. Its free plan starts at a 12% fee on any Linktree-processed sale, and a custom domain isn’t available until the $35/month tier. The full Linktree comparison has the complete fee breakdown.
3. Beacons
Beacons is the broadest single subscription in this list — link page, store, email marketing, invoicing, and a media kit bundled together. The tradeoff is that its seller fee doesn’t disappear when you start paying: it’s 9% on both the free and $10/month tiers, and only reaches 0% at $30/month. For a creator who wants one focused page rather than a full marketing suite, that breadth turns into overhead. The full Beacons comparison walks through all four tiers.
4. Stan Store
Stan Store is a template-based store built specifically for selling digital products, courses, and coaching calls, and it looks the part — the layouts are proven and conversion-tested for that use case. The catch is the floor: there’s no free plan, the cheapest tier is $29/month with no custom domain at any price, and features like discount codes and affiliate management sit behind a $99/month upgrade. It’s a strong pick if digital products are the entire business; less so if the page also needs to handle a booking or a lead form without paying up. The full Stan Store comparison has the details.
5. Carrd
Carrd is the most flexible pure page-design tool here — a fully custom single-page site for as little as $19/year, with no store or booking system built in at all. It’s the right choice for someone who wants precise creative control over layout and doesn’t need the page to process a sale or take a booking directly. Anyone who does need that will end up pointing a Carrd page at a separate checkout or scheduling tool.
Side by side
| Keepp | Linktree | Beacons | Stan Store | Carrd | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes, checkout included | Yes, links only | Yes, 9% fee | No (trial only) | Yes, no checkout at all |
| Transaction fee | 5% → 3% → 0% | 12% → 9% → 0% | 9% → 9% → 0% at $30/mo | 0% flat | N/A |
| Real bookings & calendar | Yes, on the free plan | No | Basic, $30/mo+ | Yes | No |
| Lead forms, exportable | Yes | No | No | Partial, gated | No |
| Custom domain | Yes, from $9.99/mo | $35/mo tier only | $10/mo (free 1st yr) | Not offered | Yes, from $19/yr |
| Page customization | Theme, colors, fonts, layout | Fixed link-list layout | Fixed store layout | Fixed single-column layout | Fully custom |
Prices and fees change; confirm current numbers on each platform’s own pricing page before deciding. A deeper ten-way version of this table, including five more tools, is in how Keepp compares to every major link-in-bio and creator tool.
Which one fits
- Selling products, taking bookings, or capturing leads — and want it all on one page: Keepp.
- Just need a clean list of links with zero setup: Linktree.
- Want one subscription that also covers email marketing and a media kit: Beacons.
- Selling a course or coaching offer and don’t need bookings or lead forms: Stan Store.
- Want full design control over a static page and don’t need built-in checkout: Carrd.
Common questions
Do any of these require code? No — all five are drag-and-drop or form-based setup. “No-code” is the baseline for this category, not a differentiator between them.
Can I switch between these later? Yes. None of them lock in your content behind an export wall, though how easy the move is varies — a page built around one tool’s specific template (Stan Store, Milkshake-style card decks) takes more rebuilding than a link list does. A Keepp page never locks you in covers how Keepp specifically handles ownership and exports.
Which is cheapest overall? It depends entirely on what the page needs to do. A pure link list is cheapest on Linktree’s free tier; a business that also needs checkout, bookings, and lead capture on one page will spend less overall on Keepp than assembling the same result from three separate tools, each with its own fee.
Where to start
The fastest way to find out which of these fits is to build the page and see. Claim your page at keepp.link — free to start, live in minutes.
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