Builderall is an all-in-one digital marketing platform that bundles a website builder, funnel builder, email marketing, ecommerce, online courses, webinars, chatbots and more under one subscription. It’s popular with small businesses, freelancers and digital marketers who want many tools for one monthly price.
At a glance
| What it is | An all-in-one marketing and website platform |
| How you earn | Selling products and courses, or building sites for clients |
| Plans | Four paid plans; entry plan from about $27 a month |
| Annual billing | Discounted monthly price |
| Free plan | No; money-back guarantee |
| Who it’s for | Small businesses and freelancers wanting many tools |
Plans and pricing
Builderall’s own blog lists four paid plans, starting with Core at around $27 a month for a single website, with higher plans adding more websites, email subscribers, ecommerce and other tools. Annual billing lowers the monthly price, and Builderall often runs promotions. There’s no free plan, but paid plans come with a money-back guarantee. Prices and plan names have changed several times, so check the current pricing page.
What’s included
Depending on the plan: a drag-and-drop website and funnel builder, hosting, email marketing, an online store, course and membership areas, webinar tools, video hosting, booking, chatbots and design tools. The breadth is the selling point; you get many tools that would otherwise need separate subscriptions.
Ways to earn with it
Sell your own products or courses through Builderall’s funnels and store. Build websites and funnels for local businesses as a freelance service. Builderall also has an affiliate program for people who recommend the platform.
Strengths and weaknesses
The value is in the bundle: for the price of one specialist tool, you get many. The trade-off is depth and polish. Individual tools are often less refined than standalone rivals, and some users find the interface and learning curve harder than simpler platforms. Support quality and frequent product changes are common complaints in reviews.
Builderall vs Systeme.io
Systeme.io covers funnels, email and courses with a free plan and simple interface. Builderall offers a wider range of tools, such as webinars, chatbots and website templates, but no free plan. If you only need funnels and email, Systeme.io is usually simpler.
Getting started
Pick the plan that covers the tools you’ll actually use, not the biggest bundle. Build one website or funnel first, test it, and use the money-back period to decide whether the platform suits you.
Using Builderall for client work
Freelancers often use Builderall to build simple websites, landing pages and booking pages for local businesses such as salons, gyms and consultants. Because the platform includes hosting and many tools, you can deliver a site, email list and booking system from one account. Check the plan’s limits on websites and subscribers before taking on several clients, and agree with each client who pays for and owns the account.
Learning the platform
Builderall provides tutorials, templates and training. Focus on the two or three tools you need first, such as the website builder and email, rather than trying to learn everything at once. A finished, working site is worth more than half-built experiments across many tools.
Is Builderall worth it?
If you’d otherwise pay for a website builder, email tool and funnel builder separately, the bundle can save money. If you only need one of those, a specialist tool is usually simpler and better.
Owen’s take
Builderall gives you a lot of tools for the money, which suits freelancers building sites for small businesses. Depth and polish lag behind specialist tools, and the frequent changes can be frustrating. I’d try it if you’ll genuinely use several of its tools.
Who it suits
It suits small businesses and freelancers who want many marketing tools under one bill. It suits less well people who need one excellent tool rather than many average ones.
Similar options
- Systeme.io is a simpler all-in-one tool with a free plan.
- ClickFunnels is the best known funnel builder.
- Kartra offers strong automation.
- Kajabi focuses on courses and coaching.
More options are in Resources.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Many tools in one subscription
- Affordable entry plan
- Money-back guarantee
Cons
- Tools less polished than specialists
- Learning curve
- Frequent changes to plans and products
FAQ
How much does Builderall cost?
Its entry plan starts at around $27 a month, with higher plans for more websites and features. Check the current pricing page.
Does Builderall have a free plan?
No, but paid plans include a money-back guarantee.
What tools does Builderall include?
Websites, funnels, email, ecommerce, courses, webinars, chatbots and more, depending on the plan.
Is Builderall good for beginners?
It offers a lot, but the learning curve can be steeper than simpler tools.
Can I build websites for clients with Builderall?
Yes. It’s commonly used by freelancers for client sites.
