Weebly Pricing: What Each Plan Costs, and the Fact to Check First

Before you compare Weebly's plan prices, check one thing: Weebly's own support site confirms it is winding down services in 67 named countries, unpublishing affected sites on September 27, 2026, and ending account login on December 26, 2026. If your account is or will be based in one of those countries, no plan price below is worth paying for right now. If it isn't, the plans and prices here are what Weebly's own pricing page lists today (checked September 2026, in USD).

Is Weebly shutting down before I'd even get to use a paid plan?

Only in specific countries, not worldwide. Weebly's own regional notice states: "We have made the difficult decision to wind down Weebly services in 67 countries by 2026-09-20 due to changes in regulation and to simplify our global operations." For accounts in those countries, "your current Weebly site will remain active for 90-days, and then will be unpublished on 2026-09-27," and account login continues "until 2026-12-26 to enable you to move your site, domains, and data to another service" — after which "you will no longer have login access to your Weebly account" (Weebly Support, "Upcoming Changes to Weebly's Global Operations", checked September 2026).

The affected list includes Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, the UAE, Thailand, South Korea, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, Egypt, Nigeria, Pakistan, Russia, Ukraine, and dozens more — 67 in total, per that same notice. The United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and most of Western Europe are not named on that list, so this notice doesn't say those accounts are affected. If you're unsure which list your account falls into, check the full list on Weebly's own page before you subscribe to anything.

If you're already past the point of deciding whether to pay and need to get your content out instead, the full Weebly export walkthrough and what's still recoverable after September 27 cover that directly — this post is about the plans themselves, for accounts the shutdown doesn't touch.

What do Weebly's current plans actually cost?

Weebly's pricing page lists four tiers (weebly.com/pricing, checked September 2026, USD):

These are the numbers shown on Weebly's pricing page at the time we checked it; Weebly serves the page in different languages by region (its footer offers over 20 locale variants), so confirm the price shown to your own account before you buy rather than relying on the figures above.

What does each plan actually unlock?

Weebly's pricing page breaks features into Site Features, eCommerce, Marketing, and Support sections, compared across all four plans. Reading that comparison grid column by column, the pattern is cumulative — each tier keeps everything below it and adds more:

(Source: weebly.com/pricing, checked September 2026.) In plain terms: Free gets you a real, published site with ecommerce basics but no custom domain. Personal is the entry point for a custom domain, digital goods, shipping tools and phone support. Professional is where storage, stats, a bundled domain, and password protection show up. Performance adds the operational extras — PayPal, reviews, abandoned-cart recovery, and priority support — on top of everything else.

Does Weebly charge extra fees beyond the plan price?

Weebly's pricing page lists ecommerce as included at every tier rather than as a paid add-on, and it doesn't show a separate line-item transaction fee on the plan comparison itself. Payment processing still runs through whatever payment provider you connect (the page names PayPal support specifically on Performance), and any percentage that provider charges per sale is between you and that processor, not something Weebly's pricing page itemizes. If a specific transaction-fee percentage matters to your decision, check it directly with your chosen payment provider rather than assuming Weebly's plan price is the only cost.

Should I still pay for Weebly right now?

That depends entirely on the country question above, not on the plan prices. If your account is in one of the 67 named countries, no plan is a safe purchase — you'd be paying for a site that's scheduled to be unpublished within weeks and for account access that ends in months. If your account isn't on that list, Weebly's own notice doesn't say anything changes for you, and the plans and features above apply normally.

Either way, a subscription decision here is also a bet on how long Weebly keeps being maintained as a separate product outside the 67 affected countries — something Weebly's own pages don't make any forward-looking promise about.

What if my country isn't on the list, but I'm still nervous?

That's a reasonable reaction to a vendor withdrawing from 67 countries at once, even if yours isn't one of them today. There's no way to fully insure against a future expansion of that list, but you can reduce the cost of being wrong: keep your own copy of your site content and images outside Weebly from the start, register your domain with a registrar you control rather than through Weebly if you're just getting started, and revisit the decision when your current billing period is up rather than locking into an annual plan on a product mid-wind-down elsewhere.

If you've decided to move regardless of the shutdown — because the pricing above doesn't fit, or because you'd rather not depend on Weebly's roadmap at all — our roundup of Weebly alternatives covers Square Online, Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, and Figment, sourced the same way as this post.

Bottom line: Weebly's own support page confirms a 67-country shutdown with dates of September 27 and December 26, 2026 — check that before anything else. Outside those countries, Weebly's pricing page lists Free ($0), Personal ($13/mo annual), Professional ($15/mo annual), and Performance ($32/mo annual), each adding features cumulatively on top of the last, with custom domain access starting at Personal and the full feature set reserved for Performance.