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1. Digital CV Maker (ours)
Best for: Professionals who want a finished personal website from their resume, fast
Good at
- Templates made for specific professions — doctors, teachers, CAs, designers and more
- Fill in your details instead of designing; live in about five minutes
- Digital visiting card with QR code and an enquiry form included
- Free plan to start; pricing in rupees
Keep in mind
- Not a general-purpose builder — no online store or complex multi-page sites
- Layouts are fixed per template so nothing breaks; you choose colours and fonts, not every pixel
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2. Wix
Best for: People who want full design control and many kinds of sites, including shops
Good at
- Drag-and-drop editor with a very large template library
- App market for bookings, stores, blogs and more
Keep in mind
- Starting from a blank canvas takes time to make look professional
- Check their current plans — features and branding differ between free and paid
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3. Google Sites
Best for: Simple internal or class pages when you already use Google Workspace
Good at
- Free with a Google account
- Easy to embed Docs, Slides and Drive files
Keep in mind
- Few design options, so personal pages tend to look alike
- No built-in lead capture or personal-branding features
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4. Carrd
Best for: A single, very simple one-page site or link page
Good at
- Fast to set up and lightweight
- Good for a landing page with a few links
Keep in mind
- One page only — limited room for a portfolio, resume and services together
- You design it yourself from blocks
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5. Canva
Best for: A visual one-pager when you already design in Canva
Good at
- Beautiful graphics and easy visual editing
- Handy if your brand assets already live in Canva
Keep in mind
- A designed page rather than a maintainable website — edits mean redesigning
- Not built around search visibility or enquiries
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6. WordPress
Best for: People comfortable with hosting, themes and plugins who want total flexibility
Good at
- Almost unlimited flexibility and a huge plugin ecosystem
- You own the whole setup if you self-host
Keep in mind
- Hosting, updates, security and backups are your job
- Takes longer to set up a polished personal site
How to choose
- Want it done today from your resume? Pick a builder with templates for your profession.
- Need a shop, bookings or many pages? Pick a general builder with an app market.
- Want total control and do not mind maintenance? Self-host WordPress.
- Whatever you choose, check the current pricing page — plans and free-tier limits change.