Review: OmniEngine

A website is the face of a business in the World Wide Web. It is essentially the business’ virtual facility, where visitors are received and taken to a tour of the business’ wares, and where transactions take place. Building one, however, may be outside the scope of a regular business owner. It is thus very fortunate that there are professionals willing to do the dirty job of site building for you for a fee; their pay, however, can be quite expensive. As an alternative, many turn to website building tools, and there are hundreds of those out there. The tool that got our attention, however, is the OmniEngine from Tom Yevsikov and his team.

This product is an all-in-one site builder that can create a full on website for you with just a few clicks. The builder can automatically populate your site with content through curation, and will automatically work on the entire traffic generation aspect through viral content. This software’s output is promised to look beautiful and will be optimized for maximum engagement and, most importantly, conversions. The product will come in two flavors: single site for $27, and an unlimited site license for $37.

OmniEngine is going to come live on July 22, 2017, and it is going to launch later at 10:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time. As is customary, we will update this post with a review as soon as the product is launched, so if you want to learn more about it, just bookmark this page and come back later, right after the product has gone live.