# Duda vs Sitejet: two agency platforms with different cost curves

*Source: https://www.editorstack.cc/compare/duda-vs-sitejet — last updated 2026-08-20. Licensed CC BY 4.0 with attribution to EditorStack.*

## Summary

- Both target agencies producing client sites; Duda is the more complete platform, Sitejet the cheaper per additional site on the figures we could verify.
- Vendor-published: Duda from $19 per month with White Label at $149 and additional sites around $17–19; Sitejet's Agency plan reported at $89 per month with additional sites at roughly $5–7.
- We could confirm less about Sitejet than about Duda — several fields in our dataset are null — which is itself relevant when comparing vendors.

## At a glance

| Product | Type | Licence | Frameworks | Bundle (min+gzip) | Price from | Self-hosted | White label | Score |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| [Duda](https://www.editorstack.cc/libraries/duda) | platform | Proprietary | Unverified | Not measurable | from $19/mo | No | Yes | not scored |
| [Sitejet](https://www.editorstack.cc/libraries/sitejet) | platform | Proprietary | Unverified | Not measurable | from $89/mo | No | Partial | not scored |

## The comparison is a spreadsheet

These two products do the same job for the same buyer. What differs is the cost curve and how much
each vendor publishes.

At ten sites the difference is modest. At a hundred, per-site pricing dominates every other factor,
and on the figures we could verify the gap is roughly threefold per site.

## Where Duda wins

**Published pricing at every tier**, so the whole ladder can be modelled without a sales call.

**A provisioning API**, which Sitejet does not advertise and which changes what your own software can
do.

**A confirmed white-label tier** at a published price.

**A more mature platform**: roles, client editing, marketplace, developer documentation.

**More independent evidence available** — more third-party coverage, more published integration
experience.

## Where Sitejet wins

**Per-site cost**, on the figures we could confirm: roughly $5–7 per additional hosted site against
Duda's roughly $17–19.

**A production workflow aimed at volume** rather than at design exploration.

**A lower total at large portfolios**, which is the entire reason to consider it.

## What we could not establish

Our verification pass could confirm Sitejet's agency tier and per-site pricing but not the full plan
structure, and there is no public repository or registry entry for either product.

That asymmetry matters when choosing a vendor you will trust with a client portfolio. It is not
evidence that Sitejet is worse — it is evidence that you should ask for more in writing before
migrating fifty client sites onto it. Our [methodology](/methodology) explains why we leave those
fields null rather than filling them from marketing pages.

## Migration between them

No export path preserves editability in either direction. Portfolio migration means rebuilding, so the
decision is worth making before the portfolio exists rather than after.

## Decision checklist

1. **What is the all-in total for our projected site count, in writing, from both?**
2. **What exactly is rebrandable?** Get the list, not the assurance.
3. **Does our own software need to create sites?** Only Duda advertises that.
4. **What happens to client sites if we leave?**
5. **What is each vendor's published patch and incident history?**

## The number that matters

Roughly threefold — the per-site price difference on the figures we could verify. At ten sites that is
noise. At a hundred it is the whole comparison, and it is the reason agencies with large portfolios
look past the more polished platform.


## Frequently asked questions

### Which is cheaper at fifty sites?

On the figures we could verify, Sitejet: roughly $5–7 per additional site against Duda's roughly $17–19 changes the total substantially at that portfolio size. Confirm both with the vendors, because per-site pricing is where quotes and published rates diverge most.

### Which has better white-label support?

Duda, which publishes a White Label tier at $149 per month. Sitejet's rebranding extent we could not confirm, so our dataset records it as partial.

### Can either be embedded in a product?

No. Both are hosted platforms for producing and hosting client sites.