Carrd is a solid option for one-page sites. If you are looking for something free and equally straightforward - without worrying about hitting plan limits early on - oomf is worth a look. The builder works in a similar way: drag-and-drop blocks, themes, and a clean canvas.
What oomf includes
- Drag-and-drop blocks: text, images, links, social icons, tabs, accordions, music player, Q&A
- 10+ free themes with one-click switching
- Try the builder before creating an account
- A free plan, and your page stays free
- Your own URL at oomf.me/yourname
Who it works best for
oomf is a good fit if you want a personal profile, a link-in-bio page, or a simple landing page and you do not need complex features like custom forms or multi-page navigation. It is more focused than Carrd - the builder is simpler and the blocks are geared toward personal profiles and social use. If that fits what you are building, the free plan will cover most of what you need.
Getting started
Open the builder from the homepage and add your content - no sign-up required. When you are happy with how it looks, create an account and save to claim your URL. You can edit anytime after that. The URL stays the same even when you make changes.