Builderall Review

BuilderAll 4.0 has now been released, so once again, it's time to update this BuilderAll Review.

My original review was written many moons ago, so I decided that it needed a refresher. Looking at new pricing, features and seeing if they fixed some of the issues I had with BuilderAll 3.0. 

A few months ago I grabbed the free 14 day trial, these days this has been replaced with a $1 trial. I dived back in and took BuilderAll a new spin. 

Before I get into the meat and potatoes of this BuilderAll review, it's worth mentioning that the new sign up process has been smoothed over, focusing on showing you what BuilderAll can do, but also explaining how to navigate and make the back-end look and feel how you want. 

One of my biggest issues before was that it had so many tools, it was horrendous from a user experience point of view being able to actually navigate. They seem to have cleared it up.

Having that small little introduction to give you the ability to play around with the system that you are about to play with, really puts your mind at ease. 

And you also get a wizard, or onboarding tutorial that starts to show you where things are, again for something this big, it's worth getting that information. 

There is a ton of information within this review, so the below table of contents should make navigating this beast a little easiser.  

What Is BuilderAll?

BuilderAll is one of the growing breed of platforms called 'all-in-ones' designed to allow marketers to use a single platform to basically run their business. In total there are roughly 21 different tools, or apps on the BuilderAll platform. I will of course try and go into as many of them as possible later. 

The platform was designed I guess for marketers to be able to have everything from a website builder, funnel creator, video editing and creation tools, to a CRM and even VA access tools.

A small selection of the tools and apps you get, depending on your tier are;

And that's just a high level overview, the apps or tools you are shown cover a number of different areas, that they break down into;

• Builders
• Email Marketing & Engagement
• Design & Video
• Others 
• Domain
• Legacy

This screenshot gives the best overview I can find. 

One of my biggest criticisms of 'all-in-one' marketing platforms, is that many do the shotgun approach, whereby they will create as many apps as possible, to cover every scenario, but usually not finishing or polishing those apps and tools.

Meaning you are left with a lot of OKish apps, or some half done tools that simply don't work as well as their paid counterparts. It will be interesting to see if the ever-expanding offerings from BuilderAll have been updated. 

These are only a few examples. Once you start to delve into the tools and templates that are available on the Builderall platform, your creativity will really be the only limit to the variety of website types that you can develop with the platform.

BuilderAll 4.0 Features & Tools

BuilderAll version 3.0 helped categories the different apps into some fairly decent areas, the new BuilderAll 4.0 update has now moved more into the legacy area, which suggests BuilderAll are still improving and removing old broken and outdated tools. 

The BuilderAll Builders

The Builders section houses all the apps or tools that focuse around, well building. The majority of these are drag and drop tools so that you can quickly and easily build a funnel, or a website without needing to play around with code.

This section has the following tools; 

• Pixel Perfect Builder (Old)
• Cheetah Drag & Drop (Replaces Pixel Perfect)
• BuilderAll Canvas Funnel Builder
• A WordPress integration plugin (essentially a page builder that can export directly to WordPress)
• eCommerce (Now powered by Magento)
• BuilderAll Webinar Builder
• ChatBuilder
• eLearning (course or membership creator)
• App Builder
• Builderall Directory Builder
• BuilderAll Booking

If you only count the ones that are marked as new, and ignore the ones being replaced, that's still 10 different builders here, this is going to take a time. 

Pixel Perfect Builder (Old)

With the release of BuilderAll 3.0 Pixel Perfect was pretty much retired, being replaced by the Cheetah tool. 

The Pixel Perfect Builder was, and I guess still is an Drag and Drop page builder, it feels very much like the tools you would use on Wix of Squarespace (no surprise, considering they once said they wanted to out do those sites).

One of the most impressive features of the entire platform that you get access to would definitely be the Pixel Perfect Builder.

The Pixel Perfect was designed to be both BuilderAll's landing page, or funnel builder, as well as a website builder. You can get a idea of how it worked, and still does work with the video below.

The Pixel Perfect Builder comes with pre-built templates, that actually let you build an entire website fairly quickly. 

My main issue I guess with it these days, is that the sites take a while to load, changing templates can take around 30 seconds for everything to slowly appear, but I have to be honest, this was still one of the better editors our there at the time. Possibly a bit cluttered and confusing to navigate, but still. 

BuilderAll Cheetah

One of the flagship apps that BuilderAll like to push a lot is the Cheetah website builder, called it because supposedly it's lightning fast. 

This works differently from Pixel Perfect, straight from the get go you are presented with the ability to created published or unpublished sites. 

Selecting either will start you on your website building journey, with the options of starting from scratch, using a template, or picking up something called a smart template. Sadly there are no descriptions explaining what any of these options mean.

From playing around a little, the smart template looks to pre-fill in some of the information that you can set within 'Tag' groups. I assume it will also pick up the same colour. Sadly after creating a tag group, the smart templates crashed, and refused to do anything. 

So, time to use a standard template and to be fair, there are loads to choose from, covering a variety of different niches and styles. 

I am always curious with these, that if I choose something like 'webinar registration' if it will load others such as the thank you page, and then the actual webinar. It doesn't it simply loads that first page you choose. 

You are then shown this screen, that is essentially that first page (Yes, the website is called Mr Test.. the one before crashed). For you to now build the next pages for this website, you will need to now click 'Create New Page', which loads a completely different screen from what you just saw.

You now need to fill in these details, that where not asked to fill in before, as well as now choose from a dropdown what your next page needs to be. Hopefully you remembered what your first page was called.

Lucky for me I had this article open with my above screenshot, because there is no way of knowing what page you have chosen. 

This, in my personal opinion just makes it harder, and more difficult for someone who is trying to quickly build a website, or a few pages. 

The page builder itself has been updated, so the look and feel is a lot different than the Pixel Perfect builder they obviously wanted to replace. Focusing on a single side bar to add new elements and edit existing ones. 

All in all, it is slightly nicer than Pixel Perfect, the builder feels a little slicker (though it's slower to open side bars or even switch between elements, taking around 1 - 5 seconds to catch up sometimes).

But the fact that you can't seem to load say a 'webinar' page group into your website, especially considering the creation templates really do make it look like you are importing a site template, as apposed to simply starting with a single page, I still feel this website builder needs some work, and some user experience thought put into it. 

BuilderAll Canvas Funnel Builder

The all-in-one platform wouldn't be complete without a funnel builder, and to be fair, BuilderAll do quite a good job of showig high level or complex funnels, and then allowing you to jump in and edit each part. 

I like this as both a funnel designer concept, and the indivudal page editing concept, it actually means you can map your funnel, seeing where each pages will go, before jumping in and dealing with the look and feel of the pages.

You can pick from pre built funnels that you can then choose different themes, page layouts and even add extra pages anywhere you want within the funnel. 

Once you have chosen your category, you are given the choice of some pre-built funnels maps, these show you the different start and end points, including up-sells or cross-selling that might happen within the funnel. 

Grabbing one of the pre-built ones makes the most sense, as they are already done for you, and just need your images and text adding, without the need to play around with the flow. 

When you have chosen the template, you get to choose the look and feel. Essentially BuilderAll are doing what I wished they did for the Cheetah builder, they are pre-loading in a number of pages that have the same theme. 

For example, if I picked up the 'Muscluar Mass Gain Theme', then every single step along that funnel is going to have the same look and feel. 

The landing page, or lead capture page that contains some pre-filled points. 

The email confirmation page can be shown if selected answers where given, such as asking if they want to buy X product or just download Y free gift. Or you can send them to a new application page if they say yes to one of those questions. 

For those who said they want to join that mastermind or training group, boom you have the second sign up page, or you can simply send them straight off to a different page. 

The finished funnel flow looks really nice, you can then go ahead and 'create' the site. Which essentially will pre-load everything you have made in here into Pixel Perfect. Missed a trick by not combining this with Cheetah, but maybe they haven't got around too it.

As you can see, each page is loaded into Pixel Perfect, you can look edit the look and feel, without worrying about if the linking between sites is correct (you can quite literally not touch that part and just change out the text and it will work quite nicely). 

I wish more funnel builers gave you this ability, and then showed you the pages to edit after, I think it's a really nice way to understand where your customer journey is. 

eCommerce Builder

This builder was revamped and added at the tail end of 2019, created as a way of letting someone create a professional looking store, without needing to know how to build one from scratch. 

BuilderAll essentially has an API plugin straight into Magento, so that you can build a new eCommerce store within BuilderAll, but using a Magento account. 

The new builder uses Magento, a well known and popular platform that many store owners use themselves to build websites. It provides greater freedom that something like Shopify, without being hindered by platforms such as WordPress + WooCommerce (still a great platform, but can be limiting). 

As with the Pixel Builder & The Canvas Builder, you can choose from a pre-selection, at the moment they are mainly focused on the USA, Brazil and Spain, with the option of Other. You are then given the option to choose which layout, either with or without data (i.e with products or without).

BuilderAll Webinar Builder

Another new addition, or possibly a rework and re-jig of some old apps is the BuilderAll Webinar Builder. 

This might surprise you, but it's an app that let's you set up a webinar of your choice, be it running it through Youtube, Facebook, or possibly a Live via Youtube or just something that you filmed 20 years ago and you want to run on a never ending cycle of 'webinars. 

Sadly, I couldn't actually it to work, it simply kept telling me to refresh the page. I guess it's still in BETA. 

Chat Builder

Pretty simply really, it's an app that allows you to run a chat function on a website of your choice. That's it. 

eLearning BuilderAll Builder

There are two eLearning builders, so I am going to ingore the old one, and just focus on the New eLearning BuilderAll Builder. It's quite a nice wizard to be fair, and looks quite easy to get going. 

The whole process for this is possibly one of the best module or class creation builders I have used across the last few platforms. Everything is in one place, with the ability to add your modules, thank you page URLs, certs and a whole ton of other things.  

You can quite quickly add modules and lessons, without needing to play around with fiddly buttons. Simply find the video or text you want to add into the lesson and you are done. You can decide if you want to drip feed them, or just give every lesson instantly. 

After creating your modules and lessons, you can check what you have created and give it an idea of what it will look like. 

All in all, I quite like this, it's pretty quick and easy to set up, the overall look and feel are ok, you do get the option of playing around with the theme, but I just used the standard one that is given. 

The App Builder

It really does what it says on the tin, it allows you to create apps that can be loaded onto app stores, or simply used as a way of creating a mobile friendly 'website'. 

You need to have an active subscription to be able to create and submit the apps to the app stores. 

BuilderAll Directory Builder

To get the directory builder set up, you need to set up local places, categories and a whole bunch of other stuff. To be honest, I don't actually know anyone who would need or would want to create their own directory. 

BuilderAll Booking

Essentially a calendar tool, BuilderAll Booking is for those who want to schedule calls and meetings, potentially setting up how much those calls and meetings will generate (useful if you are a consultant or possibly a mentor).

Again, the set up, or wizard is really quite easy and simple to use. You can create a new calendar, and then give the different timezones, success URLs (in case you fancy doing some up-selling), you can do the normal stuff like set available times, how long your sessions are for, if you need intervals and a host of other stuff.

I had a look at one of these apps the other day, and it took about, 15 minutes to figure everything out, BuilderAlls calendar takes about 5minutes. 

The beauty for this is you can run multiple hosts, different types of people (say if you are a hairstylist and you do men's & women's hair, then you can set different groups) as well as run multiple calendars. 

Nifty, I like it. 

BuilderAll Email Marketing

I was dreading doing this update, especially with how much MailingBoss was so clunky and just an awful tool to use, it was one of the main reasons I would never recommend BuilderAll to anyone, because MailingBoss looked like it had come out of a Soviet Russian missile toolkit. 

Supposedly, it has come on leaps and bounds since then, and it's a sexy, easy to use auto-responder and email platform. 

MailingBoss

MailingBoss is an integrated email marketing system that comes as part of the Builderall platform. 

MailingBoss looks to allow you to create workflows, subscriber lists and of course email campaigns, so far this looks fairly normal.

Email Workflows

The workflow tools allows you to come up with potentially complex decisons or actions based on what your subscribers do, or what email campaigns you send them. It takes some getting used too, and you can 'link' the seperate elements, you only seem to be able to add your first element, and then it must be used to add the next stage. 

You could probably make some complex automation if you have the time, and possibly use it for the same thing I use ActiveCampaign to do with my Legendary Marketer campaigns. 

Email Lists

Pretty straight forward if I am honest, you can create a list that certain capture pages use, allowing you to understand where leads have come from. 

But, I would say this is where MailingBoss starts to become confusing, as it starts to go down the rabbithole of buttons, links, actions and getting a bit lost in itself. 

The terminology used to try and explain even the simplest of actions, is baffling. 

That screen alone has 6 different buttons, 3 of them do nothing, 2 are fairly obvious I guess and 1 is confusing (and obviously duplicated). I'm not sure how they ended up with this screen, or any of the other within MailBoss. 

I think one of the things I find most baffling with MailBoss, is the sheer complexity to do simple tasks. 

Want to send a single email to your subscriber list?

You have to create a 'campaign'. Why.. it's a single email, it's not a campaign or sequence of emails, it's a single one. 

To do that campaign takes 5 steps, including tagging, choosing sequences (WHY!), choosing what type of campaign it is (be it a regular, automation, autoresponder)..

I had lost the will to live at this point and abandoned MailBoss.

It should be sent back to the sorting office to re-do it's training.

#MailIntern

Professional Emails

Last in our awful whistle-stop tour of badly designed email auto responder from the soviet era, the randomly dubbed Professional Emails app. 

This MAY be the place to send those single outbound emails...but who knows, you need a verified domain to do that, and I sure as hell can't be bothered to try and find out how to send a single email. 

Engagement

Next up is the clear title App section 'Engagement', something that every budding entrepreneur will probably want to gain access to. 

In total, there where 11 different tools that you could install and use;

• ChatBot
• Share Locker
• Social Proof Popups
• Website Bots
• Autoposting
• Notification Apps
• Autoresponder
• Telegram
• SMS Messaging
• CRM
• Script Generator

I'm not sure I would class the last few as engagement, but hey, they have to go somewhere. 

Facebook Chatbot

If you haven't seen tools like this, they are essentially mini funnels or flows within Facbeook messenger, that can be hooked up to Facebook pages and used to help customers or leads find products or services. 

ManyChat is one that I use to create mine, as it's free, and fairly easy to use. 

The BuilderAll Facebook chatbot looks to be very similar in what it can do, I'm semi certain its the same app, but I can't be 100% sure. 

Quite good, so a nice bonus to have. 

ShareLocker

Sharelockers are a great way, (or potentially a very annoying to your customer) of growing social engagement by essentially hiding or locking content behind a wall until someone interacts as you see fit. 

Some people use it on shall we say less than legal sites, that may promote CPA programs or pirated movies, because it's a good way of getting more people on your site without needing to pay for ads (which you wouldn't be able to do). 

The BuilderAll Sharelocker works perfectly fine, you give it some URLS for sharing or liking, and then give it some social images to use. 

It will spit out a HTML script for you to add to your page. 

Simple.

Social Proof

A nice new addition, the social proof tools allows you to show when customers sign up to your funnels, membership sites or buy products. 

You provide it with a domain, what you are asking it to show, be it a new sign up, or potentially a purchase. 

Everytime someone triggers the app, then it will display a little popup saying an action. There are free versions of this type of social proof out there, so I wouldn't pay to access a platform just to use this app, and to be honest, the free ones are a bit more professional to look at. 

Professional Website Bot

If you have ever wanted a chat bot on your website, well now you can.

It works the same way as the messenger bot, you set up a flow of questions and possible answers, it slowly directs the confused person to where they need to go.

It seems to work fairly well, a little clunky and a lot of wasted space with the user interface, but that's just a small issue.

They should have made one for MailIntern.

Social Autopost

I like to call this the Buffer clone. 

This app allows you to select your Facebook account, choose what day and time you want to post an image or a block of text and it will post it for you. 

As with a lot of BuilderAll apps, a lot of wasted space, you quite literally have to go to a different screen to select your account, why not just do what Buffer does and let you choose or even set up the account on the same page. 

Even the calendar they use takes up the whole screen and doesn't even manage to get 30 days into view. 

Instagram Autoresponder

A nice and quick way to get your Instagram account banned quickly, the BuilderAll Instagram Autoresponder. 

Give it the doomed account, and decide what rules you want to run. Be it comments or mentions, and how you want to respond. You can essentially comment back on every comment that is given on certain posts etc.

Nope, I am not going to use it to see if it works, I like my Instagram accounts.

CRM

The CRM is actually a reall nice tool, it's great for understanding your customers or leads, though I would have personally put this under the 'Email' section, as a lot of these people are going to be added to lists. 

The CRM app allows you to start adding interactions with those leads, saying if you have spoken to them, called them, emailed them etc. 

Every interaction can be scored with a value, the more interactions the higher the score, which usually means these leads are closer to becoming 'buyers'. 

It's a nice app, I can't really argue with this. 

Script Generator

The last tool within this section is the Script Generator, something that is quite similar to ClickFunnels own Funnel Scripts. 

The app essentially creates headlines, emails, sequences etc. 

You can plug in different Avatars (these are essentially data points about your target market, be it age, education, interest etc) this will help determine the wording and the style of the script that is generated. 

You can also just run it raw, without an avatar to see what random scripts you will be given. 

I really like the script generator, as it can potentially save both time and money, as it means you don't have to pay for copy writers or people to create these emails, you can simply click a few buttons and get a script you can go ahead and play around with. 

The script you get from this tool seems to run really well. These tools are essentially large libraries of text or whole emails that have been pre-wrriten in the past with lots of variations within them (check out article spinners to get an idea). 

Not bad BuilderAll, not bad!

Design

If you fancy yourself a bit of a Micheal Angelio, or maybe a Van Goh, then you will definitely want to add a few of the apps from the design category. 

A section that I have not had much time to play around with, as I already use tools such as Canva and Content Samurai for social media posts or YouTube videos. 

Inside Design, you will find;

• Magazine Editor
• MockUp Studio
• Photo Studio
• Animated Videos
• Floating & Presentation Videos
• Video Wrappers
• Video Tag

I didn't do a lot of playing around with the Design stuff, because I have the design ability of a 4 year old. 

I had a little look at the Magazine app to see what it was like, and to be honest, I actually liked it. 

Selecting the templates actually give you a load of pages that can then be edited and updated as you like. 

I actually enjoy the design apps, they seem to work, but I do need to go and play around with these a lot more. 

Other Apps

The final section, or bundle of apps don't really belong anywhere else, they are 'just apps' that can be used across a few of the others. 

It's full of reports, click maps and tools that basically just help you do increase your page visiblity or dial up the conversions on your apps. 

SEO Report

The SEO report will analyse your URL's for the chosen keyword to tell you if you are actually optimised to rank for that keyword. 

I actually ran one of my latest articles through the SEO Report to see what it gave me, it was actually a pretty decent report. 

The report itself isn't super detailed but does give a few ideas, for example one of the issues it had was that my Meta Description ran to 165, but according to their research only 156 show, though RankMath don't get angry until 170 characters. 

It also told me to add bolding to my keywords, for example it might tell you that I would need to ensure the words BuilderAll Review are prominent. They do say it's only a small preference, but hey that may make the different between 1st or 2nd page. 

ClickMap

This is quite difficult to test, as it requres adding pixels to websites, which sadly I didn't have any spare. 

From the documentation it looks to run the same as HeatMaps or HotFunnel, which essentially increase the 'heat' on page maps, showing you the areas that are used the most. So if people don't click that huge call to action, it will turn up cold as ice. 

But if everyone just instantly click a link to elsewhere, it will show up as Hot as the sun. 

Simple

BuilderAll Plans And Pricing Information

BuilderAll 4.0

The $69 per month one seems to be the most popular with a lot of BuilderAll customers, it comes in cheaper than competitors such as ClickFunnels, or Kartra, and provides unlimited subscribers (which is worth if it you are willing to put up with MailBoss)

Personally, I have always been on the fence about their pricing. On the one hand, you get a lot of tools for $30 or for $70 the ability to house unlimited leads, send SMS's, build funnels etc. 

But on the other hand, how many of them will you use, especially if you have apps and tools that work really well. 

So I guess it is up to each individual to work out what works for you and your business. 

BuilderAll Pros - What I liked

There are a lot of tools available with BuilderAll, from messenger bots, to drag and drop page website builders, so no one could argue you don't get a lot for your money. 

The funnel builder and overview works really well. I loved being able to see an overview of it, I just wish I could edit the pages directly, rather than having to go to the page builder apps to play around with it, but hey, I guess I am being picky. 

If you are someone who uses multiple platforms and you want to reduce the estate or your outgoings, then BuilderAll could be a decent idea. 

BuilderAll Cons - What I Don't Like

I honestly don't know how many of the apps I would use, especially as I have platforms and tools I happily use and focus on the one 'job' that they need to do. 

For example, I wouldn't use the Blogging tools, because WordPress simply works so much better and I have so much more freedom with it. 

Instead of using 'Post App', I would use Buffer, as it's free, smooth, multi-connected, and free. 

But, MailBos has to be one of my biggest issues, I have never got on with it, I find it complicated, unintuitive and it takes a lot of clicks and effort to deal with even the most basic of tasks.

The flow designer works well, and is similar to what you find within ActiveCampaign, but sadly that's about the limit of the similarities. 

You can get a dedicated email marketing platform (Aweber), with up to 500 subscribers, which is great for those just starting, for free. Or you can pick up an affiliate friendly GetResponse for $15 (up to 1000 subscribers).  

Who Is BuilderAll For?

A question I have pondered a lot recently. Especially as I don't think I am the target audience, considering I have WordPress and Thrive for my blog, I also use it for some of the simple lead capture pages that I use. 

I think BuilderAll could be useful for those who don't want the hassle of setting up a WordPress site, or possibly don't like or don't understand how to do it. It would also be good for those wanting to find a new funnel builder (though at this moment in time I would recommend DropFunnels if you are looking for a low cost funnel builder).

The other person or group who may benefit, are those who simply want to reduce their outgoings or costs, you have got the chance of saving potentially a few hundred $'s a month, though it's worth baring in mind what your time cost is. 

It might save you $80 to swap the autoresponder over, but if it takes 4 or 5 hours to do a task, you have lost that savings instantly. 

How To Get Started With Builderall

It is quick and easy to get started with BuilderAll to be fair. You can sign up here for $1, which gives you access to pretty much everything (other than the funnel club extras). 

Remember that you can upgrade or downgrade your current plan at any time, so if you do need access to more features once you land on the dashboard, you can simply request an upgrade to the next available plan.

BuilderAll Alternatives

The funnel building space is fairly busy these days, with so many different platforms, apps and plugins to help you build funnels. There are also a number of other 'all-in-ones', so I thought it makes sense to have a quick look at a number of these alternatives. 

ClickFunnels vs BuilderAll

Two platforms that I have looked into in further detail here. The main similarity between these two platforms has to be the funnel builder and even the email handler part. 

BuilderAll really does start to win on the funnel builder side of things these days, with their really nice to use funnel builder and funnel mapper. They are becoming a lot better, especially with each new version of their Cheetah Builder. 

Of course they are also cheaper than ClickFunnels at only $69 per month for roughly the same features, or only $99 if you want more features. This is compared to the $97 per month for ClickFunnels, or $297 to get access to their email tool and the ability to create your own affiliate program. Though personally I wouldn't use either of the email handlers, so it really is about the funnel drag and drop tools. 

GrooveFunnels vs BuilderAll

A new contender to the 'all-in-one' market, GrooveFunnels is still in BETA, and I am not sure it will ever exit at this rate. Created or started by the same guy who ran Kartra. 

GrooveFunnels currently has a one off price of $1397, and no monthly costs. Which is a year of BuilderAlls pricing in one payment. 

Much like BuilderAll was when it first launched, GrooveFunnels is buggy, I constantly come across issues with pages not loading, their affiliate program loading random pages when trying to run reports and even just being kicked out of my account randomly. 

But, you can use GrooveFunnels for free, it's limited, but you still get access to their funnel builder, emails and a few other features for zero cost, which is a pretty good starter deal. 

If i was trying to decide which one I wanted to use between GrooveFunels or BuilderAll, I would actually pick BuilderAll as as everyday platform, and then GrooveFunnels as a backup or affiliate offer. 

DropFunnels vs BuilderAll

Yet another new funnel builder that burst onto the scene in the middle of 2020. DropFunnels is more focused on the 'blogging & funnels', but can be directly compared to BuilderAll's own blog tool ad of course the drag and drop funnel builder. 

Coming in at just $49 per month for their basic Tier, I would say if your main focus is building a blog, with the ability to have a funnel or two (or a landing page or three) then DropFunnels is a great platform to look at. 

Kartra vs BuilderAll

The product that gets the most direct comparison to BuilderAll, has to be Kartra. Kartra focuses more on the 'want to run your own course' crowd, with the ability to have funnels, landing pages and of course email marketing campaigns, it really does get seen as a true, good all in one platform. 

It's lowest tier is BuilderAlls highest tier (i.e $99 per month), but for a seasoned set of tools, it is well worth the price. 

BuilderAll Review Conclusion

While there are a lot of platforms out there that can help you set up sales funnels, blogs, e-commerce stores, and general websites, only a handful focus on offering a variety, and BuilderAll do have a variety. With BuilderAll, users are given access to a library of tools that they can immediately start using.

The system is fairly easy to use, depending on which app you want to start with, but there are some that are either pointless, or just not user friendly, so be sure to play around with them all. I am honestly on the fence with BuilderAll these days, so I will have to let you make your own mind up about it.