Weebly is offered through WHMCS these days.
Seeing as a lot of hosts use WHMCS and cPanel, this may be counted.
However, SitePad seems to be one of the better ones. Made by the Softaculous team.
Personally, with countless templates available for CMS like Wordpress and Joomla, website builders IMO aren't really needed.
Also, cPanel is making their own. Quite limited for now, but it is expected to improve.
Rvsitebuilder I have had installed previously and although it looked good and clients used it I always found it a bit slow and restricting. Might have improved as of recently though.
I'm sure Softaculous has released something recently? I'm sure I remember seeing an email or message in cpanel.
RVSite Builder or If you have Installtron application Installer or Softaculous then you can have number of CMS in-build in it. You can install any one of them and can build the website easily.
Stay as far away from RV as possible. they're just not any good
Take a look at weebly, if you really MUST have a site builder, or just spend a few bucks on a template and edit it yourself
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Doesn't Site.Pro charges per IPv4 that a site exists for? Or was that awkward billing changed to per server basis now?
No it is free for hosts to install on servers, this will give a link in all cpanel on server, where a website owner can use and when they click on the link and chose the domain to use they are taken too http://us.site.pro/ where they can chose a free template or chose a premium paid template
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No it is free for hosts to install on servers, this will give a link in all cpanel on server, where a website owner can use and when they click on the link and chose the domain to use they are taken too http://us.site.pro/ where they can chose a free template or chose a premium paid template
Interesting, thank you for updating me on this model. As before someone on another platform was complaining about awkward pricing.