Try it free. Tagged: Mar 27 12 months time we will see the real benefit of this new platformSave yourself time and money and go checkout the Pixpa website and sign up for the 15 day free trial and don't forget the discount code Kieran20 for 20% off.Yes I know a few people will say oh sure of course the one you are offering a discount code for will be the winner but I have also been offered the same thing with Zenfolio and Squarespace but for me I can't promote something I don't believe in and I never will either. It's also worth noticing that Squarespace is famously difficult to edit. So costing $255.- a year and there are no comments for your blog posts included either, it just wasn't worth it for me. 4.8/5. I am not sure they even sleep anytime of the day or night you can fire over a message and its answered really quickly and better still they are always so happy to help.Well for $9.- a month on the yearly plan you get (websites prices start at $6.- a month).Finally I have to say I had a chat with the guys on the customer support one day about something I had done and they asked if I would like to help promote the brand as an ambassador going forward and they gave me a 20% off discount code Kieran20 so now not only have you all the features above but for the first year you also get 20% off, now if you pay yearly you will get an additional approx 25% off compared to paying monthly.That is an incredible offer on a truly on a really good website building platform.It's so good I will have three websites with them shortly and trust me if I didn't like the system I wouldn't be on it.Pixpa yearly cost €108.- and with discount code Kieran20 the first year is only €90.-After all the time I spent looking at websites and different platfroms I really believe it has been worth my while and with over €300.- a year savings on the 3 websites with Pixpa vs squarespace it will have paid for itself in no time.So today I have two of my websites with Pixpa and couldn't be happier with the service.I plan on moving my third website over in the next few months as it's like night and day the difference between Pixpa and Zenfolio.Even though this website is only online with 3 months and it was starting from scratch it is already outperforming the website I have had with Zenfolio for over 5 years.
If I were a photographer, I’d go a step further and take advantage of Pixpa’s watermarking capabilities (in the form of text or an image) as I did for my test site which you can see below;To start the proofing process, you’ll first need to create a new album for your client.From there, you can fill the album by choosing one or more galleries, add an event date, change the album URL (web address) to something memorable and decide whether or not to use a password.Once inside, clients can browse the album, mark their favorites and even add comments. If you wish to purchase one Once I got over my initial frustrations of how certain things worked, I really If you can look past the lack of a photo editor and are prepared to fulfill all of your own orders if you intend to sell prints and products through your site, then Pixpa is a solid contender for your creative portfolio (if not there are Those things aside, Pixpa has everything you else you’ll need to showcase your artistic talents online and sell your products and services.At the end of the day, you could read reviews for the next few weeks but the only way to really know if Pixpa’s a good fit for you and your project is to actually try it for yourself which you do below…I would love for you to come back here after and let me know exactly what you think, the good and the bad. Find the perfect design for your work and your brand. Thanks again.Glad you guys are ofereing print lab integration…but it appears you only do so or US based members. SEO capabilities were ok though. You can choose to password protect your whole site or just client galleries. By using Format to build your website you can save several thousands of dollars on custom website development.
I’ll be updating the review soon. After digging a bit I discovered they also charge a 3% commission on all sales made through the website unless you are on the €17.- a month package and you can't use Javascript or custom css unless again you are on the €17.- a month package so the €9.- a month package was no good to me. So yes it is an improvement over Zenfolio but I still wasn't sold.Verdict, I would give Wix a 7.5 out of 10 Webflow was my next platform to try and in all honesty it was ok but there are huge limitations on what you can do depending on the price plan you are on. Now why didn't I try it?
Also their tech support was a bit slow, not the worst in the group but certainly not the best either. Format Reviews. I created this site to guide you through this brave new world of do-it-yourself website builders and help you find the right platform for your business or project.