Weebly has been able to establish itself as a
reliable webhosting business. Already as a free user, we are allowed to create
2 sites (10 sites as from 7 January 2013) with unlimited bandwidth, unlimited
number of pages and unlimited disk storage. We are also allowed to display
adsense ads by using the adsense widgets provided when building our site. This
allows us to earn 50% of the adsense ads revenue. The remaining 50% goes to
weebly. This is a fair deal for all that we get for free. It is to be
considered free as we pay nothing. The ads are optional. We only share what is
earned.
We are also to allowed to upgrade to pro user
to benefit from additional features. These include the use of favicons,
uploading files of bigger size and password protect pages, having 10 sites all
with pro features among others. Pricing for pro users have been $3.99 per month
for a one year subscription and $2.99 per month for a two years subscription. However,
as from 7 January 2013, pricing structure have changed.
Henceforth, there are 2 upgrade options, but
applies per site rather than per account as was before 7 January:
1. Starter at approximate cost of $4
per month for the site being upgraded. Other sites in the account will retain the
free features unless upgraded.
2. Pro at approximate cost of $8 per
month for the site being upgraded. Other sites in the account will retain the
free features unless upgraded.
Let’s come back to our issue for this article
which is 100% adsense share on weebly sites.
As a paid user (starter or pro), we are allowed
to insert adsense ad codes (generated from our adsense account) and insert them
on our sites by using the custom HTML element rather than using the
weebly adsense widgets. This is allowed by weebly. In this case, we keep all
the adsense revenue earned on our website.
