Webkio vs Jimdo
Two builders aimed at small businesses, with different ideas of what comes next.
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| 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 invoices; unpaid bookings get a Pay now email button | Yes |
| Email marketing | Built in | Not advertised |
| Rental reservations | Built in - cars, bikes, boats, equipment, vacation rentals | 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 August 8, 2026.
Jimdo is built for the sole proprietor 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 - renting things out, taking food orders, and marketing to the customer list afterwards.
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.
What each one costs
Jimdo is priced for simple sites and is honest about being that. Webkio is 14.99 a month on Starter with the trade modules included and a 2% platform fee on online payments, 39.99 and 1% on Growth Business. For a straightforward presence Jimdo is the lighter choice; the difference shows when the site has to do something beyond describing the business.
What moving involves
A Jimdo site is small enough that moving is measured in hours. Our import rebuilds your pages at their current addresses so nothing you have earned in search is thrown away, and you can keep the old site live until the new one looks right.
When to choose them instead
For a genuinely small brochure site that needs to exist, look tidy and then be left alone, Jimdo's simplicity is a feature rather than a limitation. If nothing on your site will ever take a booking, an order or a payment, most of what Webkio adds is weight you will not use.
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