What is Readymag used for?

Readymag is a design-focused web tool for building portfolios, microsites and interactive publications without writing code. It is a good fit for designer portfolios, campaign microsites and interactive digital publications.

Is Readymag open source?

No. Readymag is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Readymag include Webstudio, Silex and Instatic.

What are some alternatives to Readymag?

Readymag competes with Framer, Tilda and Cargo. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Readymag alternatives.

Readymag: features, pricing and alternatives

About Readymag

Readymag is a commercial, hosted design tool for creating websites with a strong visual identity. It is used to produce portfolios, microsites and interactive publications, and its own description presents it as a tool for making distinctive websites that look like their authors.

Because it runs as a service in the browser, there is nothing to install or self-host, and published work lives on the vendor's platform. It is relevant to designers and creative teams comparing website builders; see the official site for current features and pricing.

Key features

Design-focused web page editor
Portfolio and microsite creation
Interactive publication layouts
Hosted publishing on the vendor platform

Good fit for

→Designer portfolios
→Campaign microsites
→Interactive digital publications

Tags: website-builder; portfolio; design; microsites; publications; no-code; saas

Readymag: questions and answers

What is Readymag used for?: Readymag is a design-focused web tool for building portfolios, microsites and interactive publications without writing code. It is a good fit for designer portfolios, campaign microsites and interactive digital publications.
Is Readymag free?: Yes. Readymag has a free plan.
Is Readymag open source?: No. Readymag is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Readymag include Webstudio, Silex and Instatic.
What are some alternatives to Readymag?: Readymag competes with Framer, Tilda and Cargo. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Readymag alternatives.