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Create vs Jimdo

Create confirms 8 of the features we check on its own site; Jimdo confirms 5. Starting prices: Create USD 33/mo · per month billed annually (39.99 billed monthly), Jimdo not published. Both integrate with Facebook, Instagram.

Create

UK small businesses that want a simple drag-and-drop site or online shop with UK-based support and a dedicated account manager.

Watch out: Geared to UK merchants (Royal Mail, UK support); only one plan's price was visible in the text.

Jimdo

Small businesses wanting a website, store, bookings and legal texts in one solution.

Watch out: Prices not shown in the crawled text.

Overview & pricing
CategoryWebsites, CMS & No-codeWebsites, CMS & No-code
SpecialtyWebsite builderWebsite builder
Based in🇬🇧 United Kingdom🇩🇪 Germany
Best forSMBsSMBs
Starting priceUSD 33/mo · per month billed annually (39.99 billed monthly)Unconfirmed
Free plan✕NoUnconfirmed
Free trial✓30 daysUnconfirmed
Features confirmed on each vendor’s site
Drag-and-drop editor · Core features✓Easy drag and drop website builderUnconfirmed
Templates · Core features✓Professional mobile-friendly templatesUnconfirmed
Custom domain · Core featuresUnconfirmed✓Your own domain offered
CMS / blog · Core features✓Blog included in planUnconfirmed
Forms · Core features✓15 custom forms on Business plan✓Smart forms for contact forms
Sell online · Core features✓Online shop with unlimited products on Business plan✓Online store builder
SEO tools · Core featuresUnconfirmed✓SEO included in the all-in-one solution
Custom code / code export · Core features✓200 custom HTML integrations on Business planUnconfirmed
Hosting included · Core features✓All packages include SSL encryption and hosting✓Domains and hosting included
Web app · Platform✓Browser-based website builder with log inUnconfirmed
Integrations
Listed on its siteKlarna, PayPal, Pinterest, Instagram, Facebook, Google Shopping, Royal Mail Click & DropFacebook, Instagram, Google Business

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Every ✓ / ✕ comes from the vendor’s own website (sources on each product page). Unconfirmed means the site doesn’t say — not that the feature is missing.