Frequently Asked Questions
How can I apply for Weebly's free trial on their products?
Weebly no longer offers a traditional free trial for its paid plans. Instead, it provides a Free Plan that allows you to create and publish a website at no cost. This plan includes basic features such as a Weebly-branded subdomain, 500MB storage, and essential SEO tools.
Does Weebly have a regular schedule on releasing new promo codes and special offers?
Yes, Weebly does have a pattern when it comes to releasing promo codes and special offers, though they don't follow a strict schedule. Based on historical data, certain times of the year tend to feature more frequent and significant discounts. You can subscribe to Weebly's newsletter or regularly check us out to be updated on their newest and legit promo codes and deals.
Can I use my PayPal account as a payment method for my Weebly purchase?
Yes, you can use your PayPal account to pay for Weebly plans by selecting PayPal as the payment method during checkout. For online stores, Weebly also allows you to connect your PayPal Business account to accept payments directly from customers. Just make sure your PayPal account is properly set up and linked to a credit or debit card for smooth transactions.
Does Weebly offer a moneyback-guarantee for dissatisfied users?
Yes, Weebly offers a 30-day money-back guarantee for all paid plans, excluding month-to-month subscriptions. If you're dissatisfied with their service, you can request a full refund within 30 days of activation or renewal. To initiate a refund, contact Weebly's support team at hc.weebly.com with the subject line "Refund Request" and provide your account details. Please note that refunds are not available for month-to-month plans, and domain registration fees are refundable only within the first 30 days of purchase.
Can I use my own domain with Weebly?
Yes, you can connect a custom domain to your Weebly site. Note that as of March 14, 2023, sites connected to custom domains require a paid Weebly hosting plan to remain published. Free users will need to republish their site on a Weebly subdomain if they choose not to upgrade.