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+1. I'd like to add that there's businesses that just don't want to grow after a certain size. Where I'm from there's plenty of small businesses that will make enough the family that owns it and their employees, and they're perfectly fine keeping it that way.

Not all businesses are about taking over the world.

I guess most "businesses" is just side projects, and doesn't make any money at all. But most importantly: They keep paying the monthly fees, (the same fee as those who actually make money).

Also, once a company reaches $200k/month they're likely to move to a more powerful ecommerce platform like Shopify.

Why is Spotify a better choice for that scale, snf not from the beginning, but only after that?

Weebly is likely to be simpler or more user-friendly for people just starting out. They might not know what level they will grow to yet, hence starting out with something more basic initially.