Webkio vs Jimdo
Two builders aimed at small businesses, with different ideas of what comes next.
- Free plan - no time limit
- No credit card required
- Cancel anytime
Jimdo is built for the sole trader and the small shop, and it is good at that: a site up quickly, a shop with one-click checkout, unlimited bookings tied to a calendar, plus invoices and payment links that most builders leave to accounting software. Webkio covers the same ground and then keeps going into the operations a business runs on - hiring things out, taking food orders, and marketing to the customer list afterwards.
| Feature | Webkio | Jimdo |
|---|---|---|
| Drag-and-drop builder | Yes | Yes |
| Online store | Every paid plan | Yes, with one-click checkout |
| Bookings & appointments | Built in | Built in - one-to-one, group and recurring |
| Invoices & payment links | No | Yes |
| Email marketing | Built in | Not advertised |
| Rental reservations | Built in - cars, bikes, boats, equipment, holiday lets | Not advertised |
| Restaurant ordering | Built in | Not advertised |
| Blog & content | Built in | Yes |
Comparison reflects Webkio's built-in capabilities; competitor features vary by plan and available apps. Always check each provider's current plans.
Last reviewed 8 August 2026.
The verdict
Choose Jimdo if you are a solo trader or small shop who wants a site, a simple store, a booking calendar and invoicing in one tidy package. Choose Webkio if you rent things out, run a restaurant that takes orders, or want email marketing to your own customer list without adding another subscription.