Weebly is a San Francisco-based website builder and e-commerce platform founded in 2006 that provides individuals, entrepreneurs, and small businesses with a drag-and-drop interface for creating and managing websites, blogs, and online stores without requiring coding expertise. The platform grew to support over 50 million users and 40 million websites globally, offering integrated hosting, customizable templates, e-commerce tools, and a free tier alongside paid subscription plans. The firm raised approximately $35.7 million in venture funding from investors including Y Combinator, Sequoia Capital, and Tencent Holdings prior to its acquisition. In June 2018, Square, Inc. (now Block, Inc.) acquired Weebly for approximately $365 million in cash and stock, integrating its website-building capabilities with Square's small business payments and commerce platform. As of 2026, Weebly continues to operate as part of Block's product portfolio, though new e-commerce users are increasingly directed toward Square Online.