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Best GBP Website Builders in 2026 (Tools Compared)

Google shut down its own Business Profile website builder, so you need another one. Here are the best GBP website builders, what each is best for, and the six things to check before you pick.

Bennett Black

Bennett Black

November 8, 2026|8 min read

Best GBP website builders: a Google Business Profile card with an arrow to a ranked list of website builders

Quick Answer

The best GBP (Google Business Profile) website builder depends on whether you want the site to exist or to rank. For a local service business that wants a full site with a page for every service and every town, 1ClickWebsite is the pick. For a simple site you manage yourself, Wix connects to an existing profile. For agencies already on a white-label platform, Duda has a profile sync. For a cheap one-page replacement of the old Google site, Whitespark.

Quick picks:

  1. 1ClickWebsite: best for ranking a local service business and for agencies building many sites.
  2. Wix: best for owners who want a drag-and-drop builder that connects to their profile.
  3. Duda: best for web pros who manage client sites and want profile sync.
  4. Whitespark GBP Website: best for getting the old one-page Google site back.
  5. GBP Promote: best for owners who also want profile management tools.
  6. Lindo and Wizyz: best for a quick editable draft from a profile link.
  7. Dorik: best if you are happy to describe the business yourself.

Google's own builder is gone, so none of these is a button inside your profile anymore. When you have chosen one, add the new address under Edit profile → Contact → Website.

GBP Website Builders at a Glance

BuilderStarts fromMulti-pageService and area pagesProfile syncBest for
1ClickWebsiteBusiness nameYesA page per service and per service areaBuilt once from the profileRanking local service businesses, agencies
WixYour own buildYesYou build themConnects an existing profile; needs a connected domainDIY owners
DudaYour own buildYesYou build themConnect and syncWeb pros and agencies
WhitesparkYour location in the Local PlatformMimics the old siteNoNot statedReplacing the old Google site
GBP PromoteYour profileNot statedNot statedYes, per its pageOwners who want profile tools too
LindoProfile or Maps URLDraft siteNot statedNoQuick drafts
WizyzBusiness name searchEditable siteNot statedNoFree preview first
DorikA promptYesAI generatedNot applicableDescribe-it-yourself AI builds

This table uses only what each tool's own page says. "Not stated" means the page does not say, not that the tool cannot do it.

What to Look For in a GBP Website Builder

Check these six things before you pick. They matter more than a long feature list.

1. Multi-page or one page

A profile is one card. A one-page site repeats that card. A multi-page site can have a page for each thing a customer searches for. If you want to rank beyond your own name, you need more than one page.

2. Service pages and service-area pages

A page like Pipe Repair in La Jolla can rank for that exact search. A single homepage cannot. Ask whether the builder writes these pages for you or leaves you a blank page for each one.

3. Sync with the profile

Some tools build from the profile once. Others say they keep the site in sync. Wizyz and Lindo both say there is no automatic sync, and GBP Promote's page says its builder keeps the site in sync. Either way, make sure hours, phone and services match on the site and the profile.

4. Editing

Check how you change things afterward: a visual editor, an AI assistant, or a developer. The easier the edit, the more likely the site stays current.

5. Domain

Use your own domain, not a subdomain. Wix's support page says its profile integration needs a connected domain. The old business.site address cannot be reclaimed, according to Lindo's page.

6. Agency use

If you build sites for clients, check how many sites you can manage, whether you can hand a site over, and how fast you can build one. A tool made for one owner can get slow once you have fifteen clients.

The Best GBP Website Builders in 2026

1. 1ClickWebsite: best for ranking and for agencies

1ClickWebsite is built for the case where the GBP is the starting point and the goal is leads. You enter the business name, pick a template, confirm the details it finds (address, hours, services, service areas, reviews), and click Create Site. About three minutes later you have a full site:

  • A homepage written for the business
  • A page for every service, written to answer common customer questions
  • A page for every service area
  • The business's real Google reviews
  • A contact page and lead forms

Every site is a WordPress site. You can edit it in the visual editor or describe a change to the built-in Website Agent, and you can connect Claude Code, Codex or Cursor through the MCP server. It is a one-time build from the profile, so update the site when the profile changes.

Best for: local service businesses that want to rank for each service and town, and agencies that build many sites. Skip it if: you only want a single page that mirrors the profile.

New to the tool? The click-by-click walkthrough is How to Turn Any Google Business Profile Into a Website in About 3 Minutes.

2. Wix: best for DIY owners

Wix's support page says you can connect an existing Business Profile to a Wix site and manage the business information from there, as long as you have a connected domain. You build the pages yourself with a drag-and-drop editor, so a page per service and area is up to you.

Best for: owners who want to build and edit their own site. Skip it if: you do not want to write each service and area page.

3. Duda: best for web pros managing client sites

Duda has a support page for connecting and syncing a Business Profile with a site. It is aimed at people who build sites for others. As with Wix, you design and write the pages.

Best for: web designers and agencies already working in Duda. Skip it if: you want pages written for you.

4. Whitespark GBP Website: best for a one-page replacement

Whitespark's page says its GBP Website is a replacement for the old Google site, built to closely mimic its content, functionality and look. You add your location in its Local Platform. It does not state whether it syncs with the profile.

Best for: owners who want the old one-page site back with minimal change. Skip it if: you want a site with a page per service.

5. GBP Promote: best if you also want profile tools

GBP Promote's page says its builder turns your profile into a site, hosts it and keeps it in sync, as part of a GBP management platform.

Best for: businesses that want profile management and a site from one vendor. Skip it if: you only want a website.

6. Lindo and Wizyz: best for a quick draft

Lindo says you paste a Business Profile or Google Maps URL and it drafts an editable, mobile-first site you then correct. Wizyz says you search your business name and get an editable site from your name, category, address, phone, hours, photos, reviews and rating. Both say the profile is a starting point and there is no automatic sync.

Best for: a fast first draft, or a pitch site. Skip them if: you need the site to grow past a draft without more work.

7. Dorik: best if you describe the business yourself

Dorik's page markets an AI generator that builds a site from a description of your business. Its page does not say it reads your profile, so you supply the details.

Best for: people who know exactly how they want to describe the business. Skip it if: you want the profile to fill things in.

What about Squarespace, Google Sites and WordPress?

They work as profile replacements, but none starts from the profile. Google's own recommendations after the shutdown included Wix, Squarespace and Google Sites, according to Search Engine Journal. Site Builder Report's roundup of alternatives ranks Squarespace first. Use them if you want a general-purpose builder and are fine copying the profile details in yourself.

How We Compared

We compared each builder on the six points above, using what the builder's own page or support article says, and what we know about our own product. We left out prices because they change. None of these tools can promise rankings or map placement. Google says local rankings mainly depend on relevance, distance and prominence, not on which builder you used.

What Counts as a "GBP Website Builder"?

Two different things get this label. One replaces the old one-page Google site. The other builds a real multi-page site using the profile as the source of facts. For the first, any tool above works. For the second, look at the multi-page and service-area rows in the table. For the full background, including the five ways to do it, read How to Turn Your GBP Into a Website.

Pro tip: build demo sites for a whole lead list

If you build sites for local businesses, you do not have to build them one at a time. Mini Sites in the 1ClickWebsite dashboard builds a one-page demo site for every business on a list.

  • Up to 500 businesses per batch.
  • Upload a CSV of businesses from your lead source. business_name is required. Optional columns are phone, email, address, logo_url and primary_color.
  • One industry per batch.
  • It costs one Mini Site credit per business, plus 5 once for an industry without saved photos.

Send each owner the link to their demo, then build the full site for the ones who reply. It also runs from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor through the MCP server. See the Mini Sites batch guide and the API docs.

FAQ

What is the best GBP website builder?

For a local service business that wants to rank for each service and town, 1ClickWebsite. For DIY owners, Wix. For a one-page replacement, Whitespark.

Is there a free GBP website builder?

Wizyz says you get a free preview before signing up. Check each tool's page for current pricing.

Can Google still build a website from my Business Profile?

No. Google shut down its Business Profile website builder in March 2024, according to Wizyz and Lindo. Your profile still works in Search and Maps.

Does the site sync with my profile?

It depends on the tool. Wizyz and Lindo say no, GBP Promote says yes, and Wix and Duda describe connecting or syncing the profile. Assume you update both places when hours or services change.

Will a GBP website builder improve my map ranking?

Not by itself. Google says local ranking comes down to relevance, distance and prominence. A multi-page site with matching name, address and phone can help the site rank for services and towns, but no builder can promise placement.

Do I need to own the profile?

To change the website link on the profile you need to manage it. Lindo says you do not need ownership to use a public listing as a reference, but you should have the owner's permission to publish a site for the business.

Sources and Review Notes

This post was informed by an LLM Sleuth research run on 2026-11-08; product claims were checked against the pages below. Pricing and features change, so verify them on each tool's page before you buy.