NeedThatWebsite VS WebNewBee

NeedThatWebsite's answer

You don't start with a blank page. Describe your business in a sentence or two, or paste your current website's address, and the AI writes and builds your whole site in a design made for your trade. The designs aren't generic: a watch shop gets a wrist-size tool, a tree surgeon gets tree-work galleries and a quote form, a salon gets a price list and bookings.

WebNewBee's answer:

WebNewBee bundles what most Canadians actually need in one plain price: the AI drafts the whole website for you, and hosting, https, up to 10 email addresses on your own domain and English/French sites are all included for CA$6.99 a month (+GST/HST). It is made and supported in Atlantic Canada, and a real person answers support questions in English or French.

NeedThatWebsite's answer

It's cheaper and faster. Plans start at £5.99 a month (less than Wix, Squarespace or GoDaddy), the AI writes your text so a first draft takes minutes, and shops pay 0% commission with money going straight to their own Stripe account. Domains, professional email and your shop are all in one dashboard.

WebNewBee's answer:

If you want a website and email at your own domain without learning a website tool or paying agency prices. The AI drafts the site for you in English, French or both, and the price stays CA$6.99 a month plus tax, with no teaser rate, no contract and up to 10 mailboxes included (many builders charge extra for email). Building and previewing are free, so you can see your site before you pay anything.

NeedThatWebsite's answer

UK sole traders, tradespeople, shops, salons, cafés, charities and clubs who want a professional website quickly without hiring a designer or learning a complicated builder.

WebNewBee's answer:

People and businesses in Canada who need a simple, professional website with matching email and don't want to build it themselves: self-employed people, trades (plumbers, cleaners, contractors), salons, artists, musicians, photographers, community groups and anyone who wants a personal site. Many are bilingual or French-speaking, so sites can be in English, French or both.

NeedThatWebsite's answer

I built needthatwebsite after seeing how many good local businesses either had no website or an out-of-date one, because a designer was too expensive and DIY builders still meant writing everything yourself. I wanted something where you just say what you do and get a website you're proud of, at a price anyone can afford.

WebNewBee's answer:

We build business software for owners in Atlantic Canada (EnAffaire, RKP POS). Again and again they asked for the same thing: a simple website with email at their own domain, in English and French, without agency prices or learning a website tool. Website builders either charged extra for email, raised the price at renewal, or were English-only. So we built WebNewBee: the AI drafts the site, the price stays CA$6.99 a month, email and French are included. It launched in October 2026.

NeedThatWebsite's answer

Next.js, Supabase, Vercel, Stripe (including Stripe Connect for shops) and AI models from Anthropic (Claude) and fal.ai.

WebNewBee's answer:

• PHP and MariaDB on our own Linux servers (nginx + Apache)
• Claude (Anthropic) as the AI that drafts sites and translates EN/FR
• Exim + Dovecot for the included mailboxes (IMAP/SMTP), Roundcube webmail
• Let's Encrypt for https
• Porkbun API for domain registration

WebNewBee's answer:

• WebNewBee launched in October 2026; our customers are self-employed people, artists and local businesses across Canada. We don't publish customer names without their permission.