Readymag

Name: Readymag
Author: Readymag

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What Readymag is

Readymag is a web-based design tool for creating websites, landing pages, portfolios, and other online projects. Its editor combines drag-and-drop controls with free composition, customizable grids, and guides. The Free plan costs nothing, billed monthly, and includes one published project, up to 10 pages, desktop, mobile, and tablet layouts, and animations. It also includes more than 5,000 free fonts and more than 2 million Unsplash photos. Widgets can animate on load, scroll, hover, or click, and the tool supports Lottie animations and Bézier motion paths. Listed integrations include Ecwid, Stripe, Shopify, Gumroad, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Matomo, and Hotjar; other tools can be added using embed code. Free accounts can add iframe code only, while paid plans support HTML, JavaScript, and CSS through a Code widget or project Code Editor. Readymag supports custom domains and automatically issues and updates SSL certificates for them, but does not allow users to connect their own certificates. Editing is unavailable on smartphones and tablets, and in-app browsers are not supported for viewing published projects. Readymag was founded in 2013.

Who it suits

Readymag suits people creating online projects who want a visual editor with flexible layouts and animation. The Free plan may fit a single small project; editing requires a supported desktop browser.

What it does well

Free plan includes desktop, mobile, and tablet layouts.
Offers more than 5,000 free fonts and 2 million-plus Unsplash photos.
Widgets support triggers, Lottie animations, and Bézier motion paths.
Custom domains receive automatically issued and updated SSL certificates.

What to know first

Free plan allows one published project and up to 10 pages.
Free accounts can add iframe code only.
Editing is unavailable on smartphones and tablets.
Users cannot connect their own SSL certificates.

Limits

The Free plan costs nothing, billed monthly, and includes one published project, up to 10 pages, and animations. It allows iframe code only; custom HTML, JavaScript and CSS are supported on paid plans.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Free	1 published project · up to 10 pages · desktop, mobile and tablet layouts · animations	Free
Personal	per month · 1 published project · unlimited pages · 1 domain · 10,000 views/month · 0 collaborators	$15 a month
Freelancer	per month · 5 published projects · unlimited pages · 3 domains · 2 collaborators · 25,000 views/month	$25 a month
Studio	per month · unlimited published projects · unlimited pages · 5 domains · 5 collaborators · 50,000 views/month	$40 a month
Business	per month · unlimited published projects · unlimited pages · 10 domains · 10 collaborators · 75,000 views/month	$65 a month
Business (Advanced)	Monthly or yearly billing; yearly is 10% cheaper. · Unlimited websites · 10 custom domains · 10 collaborators · code export · iframe embedding · priority support	On request
Extra	per year · priority support · custom legal agreements · security assessment · expanded collaborators, domains and views	On request

As readymag.com lists them, read 21 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Visit readymag.com.
Start with the Free plan, which includes one published project and up to 10 pages.
Create a project in the drag-and-drop editor and choose layouts for desktop, mobile and tablet.
Add and arrange content with customizable grids and guides.
Add animations, integrations or embed code as needed.
Connect a custom domain if your plan supports it; Readymag manages its SSL certificate.

Verdict

Readymag offers a visual web design editor and a free plan for a small published project. Check the page and code limits, and note that editing requires a supported desktop browser.

Questions

Does Readymag have a free plan?

Yes. The Free plan costs nothing, billed monthly, and includes one published project, up to 10 pages, desktop, mobile and tablet layouts, and animations.

What are the paid plan prices?

Prices are not provided here for Personal, Freelancer or Business (Advanced). Extra is available by quote via email.

Which platforms does Readymag support?

Readymag lists Android, iOS and web. Editing is not available on smartphones or tablets.

Can I use a custom domain?

Yes. Readymag supports custom domains and automatically issues and updates SSL certificates for them. Users cannot connect their own certificates.

Can I add custom code?

Paid plans support HTML, JavaScript and CSS through a Code widget or project Code Editor. The Free plan allows iframe code only.

Who makes Readymag?

The maker is Readymag Inc., incorporated in Delaware with a registered office in Brooklyn, New York. Readymag was founded in 2013.

Facts from Readymag's own pages

Animation: Readymag supports animated elements, including Bézier curves, multiple triggers, Lottie widgets and interactive presets. · blog.readymag.com, 21 Oct 2026
Animations: Widgets can be animated with triggers including on load, on scroll, on hover, and on click, and the tool supports Lottie animations and Bézier motion paths. · blog.readymag.com, 11 Oct 2026
Browser limitation: In-app browsers are not supported for viewing published projects. · help.readymag.com, 11 Oct 2026
Capterra product description: Capterra describes Readymag as a free-composition, customizable-grid tool positioned between simple site builders and developer-heavy systems. · capterra.com, 21 Oct 2026
Code export: HTML source export is available on Business (Advanced) and Extra plans for hosting on an external server. · help.readymag.com, 21 Oct 2026
Company: Readymag identifies itself as Readymag Inc., incorporated in Delaware, with a registered office in Brooklyn, New York. · readymag.com, 11 Oct 2026
Company facts: LinkedIn lists Readymag as privately held, founded in 2013, headquartered in New York and employing 11–50 people. · linkedin.com, 21 Oct 2026
Company founders: Crunchbase lists Anton Herasymenko, Diana Kasay and Kirill Danchenko as founders, with Diana Kasay as co-founder and CEO. · crunchbase.com, 21 Oct 2026
Company legal name: Crunchbase identifies the legal entity as Readymag Inc. · crunchbase.com, 21 Oct 2026
Company ownership: Crunchbase states that external investors were bought out by 2024 and that the company is founder-owned and bootstrapped. · crunchbase.com, 21 Oct 2026
Custom code: Paid plans can inject HTML, JavaScript and CSS through a Code widget or project Code Editor. · help.readymag.com, 21 Oct 2026
Custom-code limitation: Readymag warns that third-party scripts may need additional coding and that support does not troubleshoot custom-code problems. · help.readymag.com, 21 Oct 2026
Custom domain: Yes · readymag.com, 19 Sept 2026
Custom domains: Custom-domain mapping is a paid-plan feature and requires DNS configuration through a six-step setup process. · help.readymag.com, 21 Oct 2026
Design editor: The editor provides free composition, customizable grids and guides, and a drag-and-drop WYSIWYG interface. · readymag.com, 11 Oct 2026
Documentation and support: The help center provides written guides, a forum, a learning section and email support at [email protected]. · help.readymag.com, 21 Oct 2026
Editing system requirements: Editing supports current Chrome, Firefox and Opera versions plus Safari 10 or newer; browser beta versions are unsupported. · help.readymag.com, 21 Oct 2026
Editor limitation: Editing is not available on smartphones or tablets; supported editing browsers include current Chrome, Safari 10+, Firefox, and Opera. · help.readymag.com, 11 Oct 2026
Editor model: Projects are built from widgets in a visual editor, with pages that can be rearranged, duplicated and deleted. · help.readymag.com, 21 Oct 2026
Export limitation: Exported projects encode content in JSON and cannot be edited directly; changes require editing, republishing and exporting again. · help.readymag.com, 21 Oct 2026
Figma integration: Readymag publishes a dedicated Figma plugin that imports Figma layouts into Readymag. · blog.readymag.com, 21 Oct 2026
Forum complaints: publishing and export: The forum lists reports of HTML export failures, blank exported pages, offline sites, publishing errors and Google-font problems. · forum.readymag.com, 21 Oct 2026
Forum complaints: SSL: Readymag’s forum lists repeated 2026 topics about SSL certificate failures, including a thread with 17 replies. · forum.readymag.com, 21 Oct 2026
Founded: 2013 · readymag.com, 28 Sept 2026