Weebly is a web-hosting service launched in 2006. It allows individuals and businesses to create and maintain a website without any HTML coding knowledge.
Weebly is one of the most popular site-building platforms on the web, with over 50 million registered users.
The company was founded by three University of Pennsylvania graduates, Dan Veltri, Chris Fanini, and David Rusenko. Weebly was originally conceived as a way to allow non-technical users to create websites without having to learn HTML code. The platform has since evolved to become one of the most popular site-building platforms on the web.
Weebly is not a free service, and users must sign up for a paid account to use their features. Weebly has been known to change their pricing structure and features without warning, which can be frustrating for users who are trying to build a website on a budget.
Weebly has been recognized as one of the fastest growing companies in the United States. It has been featured in Forbes, Inc., and Fast Company. In 2012, Weebly was acquired by Square for $365 million.
Who Invented Weebly?
Weebly was invented by three University of Pennsylvania graduates, Dan Veltri, Chris Fanini, and David Rusenko.
