Carrd is a simple, elegant one-page website builder for landing pages, personal profiles and startup MVPs — with AI assistance.
Carrd does one thing beautifully: build responsive one-page sites. Startups use it for waitlist landing pages, founders for personal profiles, and products for simple marketing sites — often live within an hour. AI features help generate sections and copy from a description, while the editor keeps design control with clean, modern templates. Forms, embeds and custom domains cover real needs, and Pro tiers add site export and advanced elements. Its combination of speed, polish and near-zero price has made it a startup community staple.
Carrd is freemium: free publishing on Carrd domains with Pro plans adding custom domains, forms and advanced features at low annual cost.
Startups, founders and creators who need a credible web presence fast without the weight of a full website platform.
Yes — sites can be built and published free; Pro unlocks custom domains and premium elements.
Limited programmatic access; Carrd focuses on the builder experience with embeds for extending functionality.
Versus Wix or Webflow, Carrd is faster and cheaper for single-page use cases; versus Notion sites it offers far more design control and polish.
Yes — embedded and native forms collect leads, and payment integrations support simple checkout flows for products, donations and paid access.
Free accounts support multiple sites on Carrd domains; Pro plans raise limits and add custom domains for each site you publish.
Meta tags, semantic markup and fast loading cover SEO fundamentals for one-page sites, and analytics integrations measure what visitors do.
Pro tiers support exporting site files for self-hosting, which reduces lock-in concerns for businesses planning to grow beyond one page.
Carrd is arguably the best tool on the market for personal profile pages — link hubs, portfolios and bios with far more polish than link-shortener pages.
Yes — embed and custom code elements extend pages with widgets, analytics and third-party scripts beyond the standard elements.