of 600 employees in 2014 when it moves into the property. As of August 25, 2013, Weebly had 80 employees and was based in an space in the Pacific Heights area of San Francisco. In October 2015, Weebly announced it would open a Berlin office in late 2015/early 2016 to offer European-based support and marketing. Acquisition by Square On April 26, 2018, Square, Inc. (now known as Block, Inc.) announced it would acquire Weebly for approximately $365 million in cash and stock. On acquisition in April 2018, Weebly had "millions of customers and more than 625,000 paid subscribers. The Weebly acquisition was completed on June 4, 2018. Product Weebly's free online website creator uses a widget-based site builder that operates in the web browser. All the site elements are drag-and-drop, and it automatically generates a mobile version of each website. Storage is unlimited, but the service restricts individual file sizes. Consumers are given the option to have any url ending in .weebly.com, .com, .net, .org, .co, .info, or .us. (example.weebly.com) Android and iPhone apps are available that allow users to monitor their website traffic statistics, update blog posts and respond to comments, and add or update products if the user has an e-commerce online store. Basic features for blogging and e-Commerce are supported: as of 2018, site owners could develop simple stores with payments through either PayPal, Stripe or Authorize.net. Users can choose to incorporate advertisements in their pages, and visitor statistics can be tracked through an in-house tracking tool or Google Analytics. Weebly also has integrated newsletter marketing features. As of 2020, Weebly was offered in 15 languages: English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese, Polish, Norwegian, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Chinese, Japanese, Russian and Turkish. Public relations and sponsorship In April 2012, Weebly co-sponsored a hackathon hosted by Pennsylvania State University titled the "PSUhackathon." Rusenko and Fanini, who are both alumni of the College of Information Sciences and Technology, spoke at and judged the event. Awards and recognition TIME listed Weebly among the 50 Best Websites of 2007. In 2011, Business Insider included Weebly into its "15 Cool New Apps That Are Crushing It On Chrome" list. Also in 2011, David Rusenko, Weebly's CEO and co-founder, earned a spot in Forbes "30 Under 30: social/mobile" list. Censorship In December 2014, the Indian government blocked Weebly in India, due to fears that ISIS propaganda was being spread through the site. On