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Before you pick any site builder, ask 5 boring questions.
I read founders asking these under a builder's launch. One asked if they could take the site back to their own hosting. Another asked who owns the output.
• Can I export the code or the content?
• Can I host it somewhere else?
• Do my URLs stay the same if I leave?
• Who owns the copy and images it makes?
• What happens to my bill when I grow?
Easy to skip when you're excited about a new tool.
What would you add to the list?
thanks Nagaraj, worth asking before you pick a builder, not after
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