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Nanopage — plans from $19 / year
$19 / year
- AI builds the page from your content
- Custom domain included
- Global hosting included
- Edits by chatting with the AI
- 7-day refund window
The honest comparison
Nanopage vsCarrd.
Two $19 / year one-page site tools. The difference: Carrd hands you the canvas, Nanopage hands you the finished website. Here’s the side-by-side — including where Carrd wins.
The short verdictCarrd is the best DIY one-page builder.
Carrd is the best DIY one-page builder.
Nanopage does the assembling.
Carrd is cheap, fast, and lightweight. But it is still DIY: you pick the template, place the blocks, and pay $19/yr before a custom domain or built-in forms show up. Nanopage costs $19 / year with the domain included, and the AI does the assembling — describe the site or drop in a PDF, and it’s live in 3–5 minutes. If you’d rather steer a canvas than write a sentence, Carrd is genuinely good. If you want the work done for you, that’s us.
Feature by feature
Nine things people compare before picking.
Carrd plan details as of June 2026.
| Feature | Nanopage | Carrd |
|---|---|---|
| How you build | Describe it. AI assembles the page. | Pick a template, build it yourself. |
| Time to live | 3–5 minutes. | An hour to an afternoon of assembling. |
| Custom domain at $19 | Included. | Not at $9 — needs Pro Standard at $19/yr. |
| Start from a PDF or photos | Drop in a menu, resume, or flyer. Done. | Retype and re-place the content by hand. |
| How you edit | Plain English: “make it green.” | Reopen the canvas editor. |
| Design skill needed | None. The AI does layout and type. | Some taste and patience required. |
| Password protection | Optional shared password on any site. | Pro Plus only. |
| Forms & bookings | Link or embed the tools you already use. | Built-in forms start on the $19/yr tier. |
| Try before paying | First build is free to preview. | Free tier on a carrd.co subdomain. |
What you actually paySame price.
Same price.
Zero assembling.
Not us
Carrd — the tier ladder
$9–$49 / yr
- $9/yr Pro Lite: no custom domain, no forms
- $19/yr Pro Standard: domains + forms unlock
- $49/yr Pro Plus: advanced features
- + Your hours assembling the page
- Multiple sites per plan — its real edge
When Carrd is the better pick
Honest reasons to choose them instead.
You want lots of tiny sites
Carrd Pro Lite covers 3 sites for $9/yr and scales to 25 for $29/yr. Nanopage is priced per website.
You enjoy building it yourself
If dragging elements around a canvas is the fun part for you, Carrd is a genuinely great canvas.
You need a $0 forever option
Carrd's free tier (carrd.co subdomain, Carrd branding) is free forever. Nanopage's free step is a preview before you buy.
You live in its widget ecosystem
Carrd Pro Plus packs redirects, built-in forms, and other widgets into one canvas. Nanopage links or embeds the tools you already use instead of shipping its own form builder.
Common questionsThe answers people ask
The answers people ask
before they switch.
Is Nanopage a good Carrd alternative?+
Yes, if you want the site built for you. Both start at about the same price — Nanopage plans start at $19 / year per website — but Carrd gives you a canvas and templates to assemble yourself, while Nanopage generates the finished page from your description, PDF, or photos in 3-5 minutes.
Carrd has a $9/year tier. How does Nanopage compare?+
Carrd Pro Lite at $9/yr covers three sites but does not include custom domains or built-in forms — those start on Pro Standard at $19/yr. Nanopage plans start at $19 / year per website, with a custom domain, hosting, AI generation, and AI editing included on both capacity levels.
Can I move my Carrd site to Nanopage?+
Yes. Paste your current copy, upload your images or the original PDF, and the AI rebuilds the page. Most one-page sites move over in a single build plus a couple of plain-English edits.
Which is better for a restaurant menu, resume, or event page?+
Nanopage, because those pages start from content you already have — a menu PDF, a resume, an invite. Upload it and the page is generated. In Carrd you would retype that content into template blocks yourself.
When is Carrd the better choice?+
When you want many small sites on one cheap plan, when you want a free-forever tier, or when you genuinely enjoy hands-on canvas design. Carrd is excellent at what it does — it just makes you do the doing.
Does Nanopage have a free trial like Carrd's free tier?+
Your first Nanopage build is free to preview before you pay, and every purchase has a 7-day refund window. Carrd's free tier is permanent but stays on a carrd.co subdomain with Carrd branding.
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$19 / year with the custom domain included. Live in 3–5 minutes. 7-day refund window if it isn’t for you.