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Top Website Builders like Jimdo

The most popular alternative to Jimdo is Wix, which has a free version. Other great alternatives to Jimdo are Squarespace, Hostinger Website Builder, WordPress.com, and Durable.

Most alternatives to Jimdo are in the Website Builders category, compared here by price, platform and features.

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  1. Wix

    4.6(16.8K) · App Store

    Wix is a hosted website builder that lets you design pages by placing elements freely on a canvas or by starting from a template. Hosting, domains, an online store, bookings and blogging are built in, and an AI tool can draft a first version of a site from a few questions. It suits small businesses and individuals who want everything in one place.

    12 Wix alternatives

    Pros

    • Free-form canvas lets you place elements anywhere
    • Online store, bookings and blog built in
    • AI tool drafts a first version from a few questions

    Cons

    • Switching templates later means rebuilding the site
    • Free plan shows Wix ads and uses a Wix subdomain
    • Sites cannot be exported to another host
    Cost / License
    FreemiumProprietary
    Categories
    Website BuildersE-commerce Platforms
    Platforms
    WebiPhoneAndroid
    Features
    AI site generationBloggingCustom domainsSEO settingsTemplatesVisual editor
    Visit websiteMore about Wix

  2. Squarespace

    4.6(18.8K) · App Store

    Squarespace is a hosted platform for building websites, portfolios and online stores from designer templates. It bundles hosting, domains, e-commerce, email campaigns and appointment scheduling, with a section-based editor that keeps layouts consistent. It appeals to creatives and small businesses who care about design and prefer not to manage plugins.

    12 Squarespace alternatives

    Pros

    • Polished designer templates with consistent layouts
    • Hosting, commerce, email campaigns and scheduling in one place
    • No plugins to install or keep updated

    Cons

    • No free plan beyond the trial
    • Less layout freedom than canvas-based builders
    • Fewer third-party extensions than WordPress
    Cost / License
    Free trialProprietary
    Categories
    Website BuildersE-commerce Platforms
    Platforms
    WebiPhoneAndroid
    Features
    BloggingCustom domainsPaymentsSEO settingsTemplatesVisual editor
    Visit websiteMore about Squarespace

  3. Hostinger Website Builder

    Hostinger Website Builder, formerly known as Zyro, is a drag-and-drop editor included with Hostinger hosting plans. It offers templates, an AI generator that creates a first draft of a site from a description, and AI tools for writing text and producing images. Plans include hosting, a domain and basic e-commerce, making it a simple all-in-one option for small sites.

    8 Hostinger Website Builder alternatives

    Pros

    • Hosting, domain and builder bundled in one plan
    • AI generator drafts a first version of the site
    • Drag-and-drop editor that is easy for beginners

    Cons

    • No free plan is available
    • Less design flexibility and fewer integrations than larger builders
    • Best prices require long upfront commitments
    Cost / License
    PaidProprietary
    Categories
    Website Builders
    Platforms
    Web
    Features
    AI assistantAI site generationCustom domainsSEO settingsTemplatesVisual editor
    Visit websiteMore about Hostinger Website Builder

  4. WordPress.com

    WordPress.com is the hosted version of WordPress run by Automattic, so you get the WordPress editor, themes and blogging tools without managing a server. Free sites use a wordpress.com address, while paid plans add custom domains, plugins, e-commerce and more storage. It suits bloggers and small businesses who want WordPress without handling updates, backups and security themselves.

    11 WordPress.com alternatives

    Pros

    • WordPress without managing servers, updates or backups
    • Free plan to start a blog quickly
    • Same WordPress editor, themes and blogging tools

    Cons

    • Installing plugins requires a paid plan
    • Free sites show ads and use a wordpress.com address
    • Less control over hosting than self-hosted WordPress
    Cost / License
    FreemiumProprietary
    Categories
    Website Builders
    Platforms
    WebiPhoneAndroid
    Features
    BloggingContent management (CMS)Custom domainsPlugins & extensionsSEO settingsTemplates
    Visit websiteMore about WordPress.com

  5. Durable

    Durable is an AI website builder for small businesses and solo service providers. You describe your business and it generates a complete site with copy and images, which you then adjust in a simple editor. Alongside the website it offers tools for running a small business, such as a basic CRM, invoicing and AI-assisted marketing content.

    7 Durable alternatives

    Pros

    • Generates a full site with copy and images from a short brief
    • Simple editor suited to non-technical business owners
    • Bundles a basic CRM, invoicing and marketing tools

    Cons

    • Generated sites look generic without manual editing
    • Less design control than traditional website builders
    Cost / License
    FreemiumProprietary
    Categories
    Website Builders
    Platforms
    Web
    Features
    AI assistantAI site generationCustom domainsVisual editor
    Visit websiteMore about Durable

  6. Carrd

    Carrd is a minimal builder focused on single-page websites such as personal profiles, link pages, portfolios and product landing pages. You start from a template, edit sections in a straightforward editor and publish to a carrd.co address, or to your own domain on a paid plan. Its deliberately narrow scope makes it very quick to learn.

    9 Carrd alternatives

    Pros

    • Very quick to learn thanks to a deliberately narrow scope
    • Good-looking templates for profiles and landing pages
    • Low-cost paid plans unlock custom domains

    Cons

    • Limited to single-page sites
    • No blog or full online store
    Cost / License
    FreemiumProprietary
    Categories
    Website Builders
    Platforms
    Web
    Features
    Custom domainsLanding pagesTemplatesVisual editor
    Visit websiteMore about Carrd

  7. Webflow

    Webflow is a browser-based visual builder that exposes real HTML and CSS concepts such as boxes, flexbox and classes, so designers can produce custom, responsive sites without writing code. It includes a CMS for structured content, interactions and animations, hosting and localization. It is aimed at designers, agencies and marketing teams who want more control than template builders offer.

    9 Webflow alternatives

    Pros

    • Visual control over real HTML and CSS concepts
    • Flexible CMS for structured content
    • Interactions and animations without writing code

    Cons

    • Steep learning curve for non-designers
    • Pricing is complex, with separate site and workspace plans
    Cost / License
    FreemiumProprietary
    Categories
    Website Builders
    Platforms
    Web
    Features
    Content management (CMS)Custom domainsSEO settingsTeam collaborationTemplatesVisual editor
    Visit websiteMore about Webflow

  8. WordPress

    21.5Kstars

    WordPress is a free, open source content management system that you install on your own web hosting. Its block editor handles pages and posts, and thousands of themes and plugins add features such as forms, SEO tools or an online store. Because it is self-hosted, you keep full control over your files, your data and your choice of host.

    9 WordPress alternatives

    Pros

    • Thousands of themes and plugins for almost any need
    • Full control over files, data and choice of host
    • Free and open source, with a huge community

    Cons

    • You handle hosting, updates, backups and security yourself
    • Plugin sprawl can slow sites and introduce vulnerabilities
    • Block editor takes time to master for complex layouts
    Cost / License
    FreeOpen source
    Categories
    Website Builders
    Platforms
    iPhoneAndroidSelf-hosted
    Features
    BloggingContent management (CMS)Plugins & extensionsTemplatesVisual editor
    Visit websiteMore about WordPress

Jimdo vs its alternatives at a glance

Pricing, platforms and the key features of Jimdo, compared with its most popular alternatives.

Jimdo vs its alternatives at a glance
AppPricingPlatformsCustom domainsSEO settingsTemplatesVisual editor
JimdoFreemiumWeb
WixFreemiumWeb, iPhone, Android
SquarespaceFree trialWeb, iPhone, Android
Hostinger Website BuilderPaidWeb
WordPress.comFreemiumWeb, iPhone, Android
DurableFreemiumWeb

Jimdo alternatives: frequently asked questions

What is the best alternative to Jimdo?

The most popular alternative to Jimdo is Wix: Drag-and-drop website builder with hosting and templates included. Other great alternatives are Squarespace, Hostinger Website Builder, WordPress.com, and Durable.

Is there a free alternative to Jimdo?

Yes, 6 alternatives are free or have a free plan, including Wix, WordPress.com, Durable, and Carrd.

Is there an open source alternative to Jimdo?

Yes, one open source alternative is listed: WordPress.

Is Jimdo free?

Jimdo has a free plan, with paid plans that unlock more features.

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