European Alternatives to Wix
Looking for a European alternative to Wix? Wix.com Ltd. is a Tel Aviv company whose terms are a contract with it and its affiliates worldwide, with most disputes sent to individual arbitration, and Israel is outside the EU and the EEA.
Eleven European tools cover the job for small businesses: simple all-in-one website builders and hosts with a builder, plus one open-source business suite, from companies in Germany, the Netherlands, Latvia, Cyprus, Switzerland, France, Estonia, Sweden, Belgium and Denmark.
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11 European Alternatives to Wix
Jimdo
Hamburg AI website builder with booking, online store and forms, and a free plan
Webador
Dutch builder with a free plan and published prices from €5.50 a month
Mozello
Latvian builder with a free store of up to 5 products and 0% transaction fees
Hostinger Website Builder
AI builder bundled with hosting, a free domain and mailboxes; EU customers contract via Cyprus
Webnode
Swiss-contracted multilingual builder with a free plan and operations in Brno
e-monsite
French builder with a permanent free plan, blog, shop and booking, in French
Voog
Estonian builder with a 30-day trial and a developer API from Plus at €17 a month
One.com
Aida AI chat that builds your site, with domain and email on a hosting plan
Combell SiteBuilder
Belgian host with an AI-built site and a separate webshop tier, data in Belgium
Simply.com
Danish host with an AI website designer and very low first-year prices
Odoo Website
Free open-source website app from Odoo S.A., part of a wider business suite
Key takeaways
- Wix.com Ltd. is a Tel Aviv company whose terms apply worldwide through affiliates and send most disputes to individual arbitration, with an opt-out.
- Jimdo (Hamburg) is the nearest to Wix in shape: an AI builder with a booking system, online store, forms and payment tools, a free plan and German law.
- Webador (Eindhoven) publishes its prices: Free, then Lite from €5.50, Pro €10 and Business €20 a month on annual billing, with introductory halves until 31 October 2026.
- Mozello (Latvia) puts a shop with up to 5 products in its free plan, with paid plans at €9, €18 and €27 a month.
- Hostinger bundles a builder with hosting, a free domain and two mailboxes for the first year, and for EU customers contracts through its Cyprus entity under Luxembourg law.
- Webnode, Voog, e-monsite, one.com, Combell and Simply.com each fit a narrower case, and Odoo is the one to pick if the website should sit inside a wider business suite.
Why people leave Wix
Wix is the website builder most small businesses start with. You pick a template or let its AI build a first draft, drag things around, and the site, hosting, domain and a basic shop or booking page all live in one account. A free plan lets you try it with no card, and paid plans on its US pricing page run from $17.77 a month (Light) to $159.77 (Business Elite).
It is run by Wix.com Ltd. in Tel Aviv. That is not an American company, but it is not a European one either. The terms are a contract between you and Wix.com Ltd. and its affiliates worldwide, and section 19 sends most disputes to binding individual arbitration with a class-action waiver, unless the law where you live says otherwise (you can opt out). Israel is outside the EU and the EEA.
This page is about the simple, all-in-one end of the market: a site for a shop, a studio, a clinic or a consultancy that one person can run. It does not cover designer tools or headless systems, which are on the Webflow and Squarespace pages. Eleven European builders and hosts qualify, and they are not interchangeable: several are strong on price, some on a permanent free plan, and one is an open-source business suite.
- Your contract is with a company outside Europe Wix.com Ltd. is in Tel Aviv, and its terms apply to all customers worldwide through its affiliates. Disputes are steered to individual arbitration with a class-action waiver, subject to local law and an opt-out. If you want a contracting party inside the EU or EEA, with a court in your own region, none of that applies to the tools below.
- The free plan is a doorway, not a destination Wix offers a free plan, and the paid plans on its US page run from $17.77 to $159.77 a month, with eCommerce and marketing tools from the Core and Business tiers up. Several European builders here publish a permanent free plan too (Webador, Mozello, e-monsite, Webnode, Jimdo), so the free entry point is not unique to Wix.
- Your site lives inside the builder A Wix site is built with Wix tools and cannot be exported as a working site elsewhere. That is true of almost every builder on this page as well, with one exception worth knowing: Odoo Website is open source and can be run on your own server. If you ever plan to leave, a move means rebuilding in either case.
- The European answers differ in what they bundle Jimdo, Webador, Mozello, Webnode, Voog and e-monsite are builders first. Hostinger, one.com, Combell and Simply.com are hosting companies whose builder comes with a domain and mailboxes. Odoo is a business suite where the website is one app. Choose by what you also need, not only by price.
What you have to replace, not just match
List what your Wix site actually does: how many pages, whether it sells anything, whether people book, which languages it uses. A five-page brochure site moves almost anywhere. A shop with bookings and several languages narrows the choice to a few tools here, and it is worth checking the product limits on the plan you would need rather than the headline plan.
Keep your domain with a registrar you control, not with the builder, so that moving later means changing a DNS record instead of a transfer. Run the old and the new site side by side until the new one is live, and redirect old addresses so that search traffic follows you.
The alternatives compared
| Position | Tool | Headquarters | Pricing | Jurisdiction |
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| #1 | Jimdo | Hamburg, Germany | Free tier / from €9/month | EU (Germany) |
| #2 | Webador | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Free tier / paid from about €5/month | EU (Netherlands) |
| #3 | Mozello | Riga, Latvia | Free tier with a store / paid from about €7/month | EU (Latvia) |
| #4 | Hostinger Website Builder | Kaunas, Lithuania | From about €3/month on multi-year plans; renewal higher | EU (Lithuania) |
| #5 | Webnode | Brno, Czech Republic | Free tier / paid from about €4/month | EU (Czech Republic) |
| #6 | e-monsite | Amiens, France | Free plan for life / paid plans from about €5.50/month; domain registration about €35/year | EU (France) |
| #7 | Voog | Tartu, Estonia | No free plan; Starter €1.25/month, Standard €11/month, Plus €17/month, Premium €39/month | EU (Estonia) |
| #8 | One.com | Malmö, Sweden | Free trial for the Aida AI website builder, no credit card required; hosting plans from £1.99/month for the first period, including a free domain for the first year | EU (Sweden) |
| #9 | Combell SiteBuilder | Ghent, Belgium | SiteBuilder from about €9.99/month (promo €3.99); SiteBuilder with Webshop from about €11.99/month (promo €6.99) | EU (Belgium) |
| #10 | Simply.com | Skanderborg, Denmark | Starter Suite EUR 0.49 per month in the first year, then EUR 4.49; Basic EUR 0.49 then EUR 6.99; Standard EUR 0.53 then EUR 13.95; Pro EUR 3.00 then EUR 21.00; Enterprise EUR 4.00 then EUR 32.00; all excluding VAT | EU (Denmark) |
| #11 | Odoo Website | Ramillies, Belgium | One free app / paid plans per user per month | EU (Belgium) |
How each alternative compares to Wix
- Which law reaches it. EU (Germany). Wix is operated from Israel, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Where the data sits. EU (Germany).
- Source code. Closed source, as Wix is.
- Independently checked. GDPR.
Best for: Freelancers and small businesses that want an AI-built site with booking and a store in one account
Jimdo is run by Jimdo GmbH in Hamburg (Amtsgericht Hamburg, HRB 101417). Its terms are governed by German law, with Hamburg as the venue for business customers. It is a German company with European servers, by its own account.
Its homepage describes an AI website builder, a booking system, an online store with one-click checkout, AI-drafted forms and payment and invoicing tools in one dashboard. It also offers a free plan with no credit card, and billing by the month or by 12 or 24 months paid upfront.
The pricing table on its own site is rendered in the browser and could not be checked for this page, so no figure is quoted here. Check the current price of the plan with the shop or booking you need.
What Jimdo does better than Wix
- German company under German law, where Wix is a Tel Aviv company
- AI builder, booking, store, forms and invoicing in one dashboard
- Free plan with no credit card
- Says it is PCI DSS certified and hosted in Europe, which is its own statement
Where Jimdo is a step down from Wix
- Prices could not be verified and the plan structure is not shown in plain text
- A smaller app market than Wix
- A Jimdo site cannot be exported to another builder
- Shop and booking depend on which paid plan you choose
Standout against Wix. AI building, booking and a store come as one product aimed at one-person businesses.
- Which law reaches it. EU (Netherlands). Wix is operated from Israel, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Where the data sits. EU.
- Source code. Closed source, as Wix is.
Best for: People who want a simple site and a small shop with prices they can read before they sign up
Webador is the trade name of JouwWeb B.V., registered in Eindhoven (KvK 73261505). The terms are under Dutch law with the competent Dutch court for the district where the company is established.
Its pricing page lists a Free plan, then Lite at €2.75 a month for the first 12 months and €5.50 after, Pro at €5 then €10 and Business at €10 then €20, on annual billing and excluding VAT. The introductory half price runs until 31 October 2026, and the domain is free for a year, then €20.
All paid plans include the webshop. Pro allows 10 products and Business is unlimited, and Lite shows ads on the site. AI features are mentioned across the plans but not described in detail.
What Webador does better than Wix
- Prices published in plain text, with the renewal price next to the introductory one
- Free plan with no time limit
- Dutch company under Dutch law
- Store included on every paid plan
Where Webador is a step down from Wix
- Lite carries ads on your site
- Pro limits the shop to 10 products
- Introductory prices double after the first 12 months
- AI features are only briefly described
Standout against Wix. Its pricing page puts the introductory price and the renewal price side by side for every paid plan.
- Which law reaches it. EU (Latvia). Wix is operated from Israel, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Where the data sits. EU.
- Source code. Closed source, as Wix is.
Best for: Very small shops and multilingual sites that need to start free
Mozello is provided by Mozello SIA, a Latvian company with registration number 40203002519. The terms on its own site do not name a governing law, and the distance-contract text refers to Latvian law.
Its free plan includes 0.5 GB of storage and up to 5 products. Premium is €9 a month (or €11 billed quarterly) with 50 GB and 15 products, Premium Plus €18 with 500 products, and Premium Pro €27 with unlimited products. Paid plans carry 0% transaction fees and include a domain from approved extensions.
It is built for small shops and multilingual sites. Higher plans raise AI credit allowances from 2,000 a month on Free to 60,000 on Pro.
What Mozello does better than Wix
- A free plan that includes an online store
- 0% transaction fees on paid plans
- Latvian company, inside the EU
- Publishes all four plan prices on one page
Where Mozello is a step down from Wix
- Free plan is capped at 0.5 GB and 5 products
- The terms do not state a governing law
- Fifteen products on the entry paid plan
- Fewer marketing and app options than Wix
Standout against Wix. It puts an online store, capped at five products, into its free plan.
- Which law reaches it. EU (Lithuania). Wix is operated from Israel, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Where the data sits. EU data centres (Netherlands, Lithuania, France).
- Source code. Closed source, as Wix is.
Best for: Small businesses that want the builder, domain and mailboxes from one provider
Hostinger is a hosting company, and its website builder is part of the package. For customers in EU countries the contracting entity is HOSTINGER INTERNATIONAL LIMITED in Larnaca, Cyprus, and the agreement is governed by Luxembourg law with the courts of Luxembourg. Customers in other regions contract through entities in Singapore, the UK, Indonesia or Luxembourg.
Its builder page lists an AI Builder, online booking, e-commerce, templates, a free domain and two mailboxes for the first year, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. It does not offer a permanent free plan.
Prices on the page vary by country and promotion, so no amount is quoted here. Check the renewal price before you buy a long term, because the first term is discounted.
What Hostinger Website Builder does better than Wix
- Builder, hosting, domain and mailboxes from one provider
- AI Builder and online booking on the same platform
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Contracting entity in Cyprus for EU customers, with Luxembourg law
Where Hostinger Website Builder is a step down from Wix
- No permanent free plan
- Prices vary by country and promotion, and first terms are discounted
- Contracting entity differs by region, so check yours
- Aimed at hosting customers rather than a builder-only product
Standout against Wix. It sells the builder inside a package with a domain, two mailboxes for the first year and a 30-day refund window.
- Which law reaches it. EU (Czech Republic). Wix is operated from Israel, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Where the data sits. EU.
- Source code. Closed source, as Wix is.
Best for: Multilingual brochure sites and small shops that start free
Webnode is provided by Webnode AG, registered at Badenerstrasse 47 in Zürich, under Swiss law with Zürich as the venue for business customers. Day-to-day operations are run by Webnode s.r.o. in Brno, Czech Republic, and the terms refer to the team.blue group of companies.
Its homepage lists a free plan with free hosting and a Webnode subdomain, AI-powered site creation, multilingual support, bookings, an invoicing plugin and SEO tools. Paid plans add a custom domain, professional email accounts and removal of the Webnode branding.
Prices are not on its homepage and the pricing page is rendered in the browser, so no figure is quoted here.
What Webnode does better than Wix
- Free plan with hosting and a subdomain
- Multilingual sites, bookings and an invoicing plugin
- Swiss company under Swiss law, outside US and Israeli law
- Free plan includes an AI-assisted start
Where Webnode is a step down from Wix
- Free plan carries Webnode branding and no custom domain
- Prices could not be verified
- Switzerland is outside the EU and the EEA
- Part of the team.blue group of hosting companies
Standout against Wix. The contract is Swiss, while the operations team sits in Brno, Czech Republic.
- Which law reaches it. EU (France). Wix is operated from Israel, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Source code. Closed source, as Wix is.
Best for: French-speaking users who want a free site with a blog, shop and agenda
e-monsite is run by SARL E-monsite, 19 rue Lamartine in Amiens (SIRET 794 282 202 00017). Its terms refer to French law, but do not state a venue, and no parent company is named.
Its homepage lists a free plan with hosting and a domain, paid plans from about €5.50 a month, unlimited pages, a blog, an online store, an agenda, a booking system, 100+ themes and HTML, CSS and JavaScript editing. Support is in French.
It is aimed at French-speaking users. If your site must be in English or several languages, other tools here are the better fit.
What e-monsite does better than Wix
- Permanent free plan with hosting and a domain
- Blog, store, agenda and booking on one platform
- Lets you edit HTML, CSS and JavaScript
- French company under French law
Where e-monsite is a step down from Wix
- Primarily French-focused, with support in French
- No venue clause in the terms
- Interface and support are primarily in French
- Fewer global integrations than Wix
Standout against Wix. Its free plan comes with hosting and a domain, and the platform adds a blog, shop, agenda and booking, in French.
- Which law reaches it. EU (Estonia). Wix is operated from Israel, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Source code. Closed source, as Wix is.
Best for: Small sites that may later need custom code or several languages
Voog is provided by Edicy OÜ, an Estonian company (registry code 12176224, Raekoja plats 1, Tartu). Its terms are governed by Estonian law, with disputes decided by the Tartu County Court.
It has no free plan but a 30-day trial. Annual pricing is Starter €1.25 a month for up to 2 pages, Standard €11 with 30 pages, 3 products and 3 languages, Plus €17 with unlimited pages, products and languages and API and developer tools, and Premium €39 with custom SSL, CDN and priority support. Store transaction fees run from 0 to 3% by plan, and Voog Pay starts at 2% plus €0.30.
Domains start at €12 a year. A free domain is included on annual plans.
What Voog does better than Wix
- Estonian company under Estonian law with a local court
- Developer API and custom code available from Plus
- Unlimited languages on Plus
- Prices published for every plan
Where Voog is a step down from Wix
- No free plan, only a 30-day trial
- Starter is limited to 2 pages
- Transaction fees of up to 3% on lower plans
- Fewer templates and apps than Wix, which is the larger platform
Standout against Wix. Its Plus plan at €17 a month opens the developer API and unlimited pages, products and languages.
- Which law reaches it. EU (Sweden). Wix is operated from Israel, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Source code. Closed source, as Wix is.
Best for: People who prefer to describe the site in chat and want email and a domain with it
One.com is provided by One.com Group AB, Carlsgatan 3 in Malmö (registration number 559205-2400). Its terms send disputes exclusively to the Danish courts under Danish law, so the company is Swedish while the law is Danish.
Its builder page describes Aida, an AI chat that builds the site, plus an online shop, a booking system, templates, business email and domain registration. It offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card and a 15-day money-back guarantee on new hosting purchases. Plans are listed at under £10 a month on the UK page.
It is a hosting company first, so the builder comes with a domain and mailboxes. There is no permanent free plan.
What One.com does better than Wix
- Describe the site in chat and Aida builds it
- Domain, mailboxes and builder in one package
- 14-day trial with no credit card
- Swedish company, inside the EU
Where One.com is a step down from Wix
- No permanent free plan
- Danish courts and law with a Swedish contracting company, which is unusual
- Prices on the page are for the UK market, in pounds
- Owned by an investor-backed group, which the terms do not describe
Standout against Wix. You tell the Aida chat about the business and it builds the site.
- Which law reaches it. EU (Belgium). Wix is operated from Israel, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Where the data sits. Belgium.
- Source code. Closed source, as Wix is.
Best for: Belgian and Dutch-speaking small businesses that want one local provider
Combell is provided by Combell nv, a Belgian company. Its terms are under Belgian law, with disputes settled by the Belgian court of the district where Combell is established. The terms do not list an enterprise number, so none is given here.
SiteBuilder is listed at €9.99 a month (promotional €3.99) and SiteBuilder with Webshop at €11.99 (promotional €6.99). Its page says AI builds the site, a free domain comes with most packages, professional email is included and data is in data centres in Belgium and Europe.
It also sells managed WordPress, WooCommerce and an AI app tool called Macaly with a free trial. The SiteBuilder itself has no free plan.
What Combell SiteBuilder does better than Wix
- Belgian company under Belgian law, with a Belgian court
- AI builds the site, with a separate webshop tier
- Free domain with most packages
- Data centres in Belgium and Europe
Where Combell SiteBuilder is a step down from Wix
- No free plan for SiteBuilder
- Regular prices are more than twice the promotional ones
- The terms do not state an enterprise number
- Part of the team.blue group of hosting companies
Standout against Wix. Law, court and data centres are all in Belgium.
- Which law reaches it. EU (Denmark). Wix is operated from Israel, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Where the data sits. European Union; Simply.com states that all data is processed and stored in the EU, primarily in Denmark.
- Source code. Closed source, as Wix is.
Best for: Small sites that need a cheap first year and a Danish company behind them
Simply.com is provided by Simply.com A/S (CVR 29412006), a Danish company. Its terms are under Danish law, with arbitration at the Danish Arbitration Institute or a Danish court of Simply.com's choosing. The footer names team.blue as the group it belongs to.
Its website designer is an AI wizard with drag-and-drop editing and hundreds of templates. Prices excluding VAT are Basic €0.49 a month the first year and €6.99 after for 1 page, Standard €0.53 then €13.95 for 5 pages, Pro €3.00 then €21 unlimited and Enterprise €4.00 then €32.
A shop means the separate WooCommerce product. The page does not mention a free plan or a trial, and it does not state where the sites are hosted.
What Simply.com does better than Wix
- Very low first-year prices
- AI wizard suggests text, images and sections
- Danish company under Danish law
- Prices published for each plan
Where Simply.com is a step down from Wix
- Renewal prices are many times the first-year ones
- Basic is limited to 1 page, Standard to 5
- A shop is a separate product, not part of the builder
- No free plan, and hosting location is not stated on the page
Standout against Wix. It is the cheapest first year here, and also the one whose renewal prices rise the most.
- Which law reaches it. EU (Belgium). Wix is operated from Israel, outside the EU and without an adequacy decision, so transfers rest on contractual safeguards rather than on the data staying inside the EEA.
- Where the data sits. EU hosting (Odoo Online) or your own servers.
- Source code. Open source, where Wix is not: you can read what it does rather than take the description on trust.
Best for: Businesses that also want CRM, invoicing or inventory next to the site
Odoo is provided by Odoo S.A. in Belgium. Its Enterprise agreement is governed by Belgian law, with the Nivelles Business Court deciding disputes. The software is open source, and you can host it yourself.
Its website app has drag-and-drop blocks, a blog, AI content tools, SEO tools, analytics and translation in more than 30 languages. Its page offers a free plan with free hosting and support and a free domain for a year, with no credit card needed. eCommerce is a separate app.
It is the heaviest tool here. The site is one app of a suite, which is a strength if you want the rest and a burden if you only want a brochure page.
What Odoo Website does better than Wix
- Open source, so you can run it on your own server
- Free plan with free hosting and a domain for a year
- More than 30 languages
- One suite for site, shop and the business behind it
Where Odoo Website is a step down from Wix
- More to learn than a builder-only product
- eCommerce is a separate app
- Paid plans are priced per user per month
- Not a builder-first product, so the learning curve is steeper
Standout against Wix. It is open source, so the software can run on your own server if you leave Odoo S.A.
What actually breaks when you switch
The hard part of leaving Wix is the content, not the account. Pages, text and images are not exported as a working site, so budget time to copy them over and rebuild the layout. Take your own copies of the images before you cancel.
Check the limits on the exact plan you need. The free plans here cap storage, products or branding, and the entry paid plans cap pages and products. Mozello stops the free store at 5 products and Voog's Starter stops at 2 pages.
Several of these have introductory first-year prices that rise at renewal. Write the renewal price down before you commit, and remember that a free domain for the first year is not free the second year.
Is there a European tool that works exactly like Wix?
Closest in shape is Jimdo: you describe the business, its AI builder creates a site, and booking, online store, forms and payment links come from the same dashboard. Webnode, Webador and Mozello cover the same ground with fewer tools, and Hostinger and one.com add an AI builder to a hosting package.
None replicates Wix's whole app market. If you rely on a particular Wix app, check whether a European builder has an equivalent before you move.
Which of these has a permanent free plan?
Jimdo, Webador, Mozello, Webnode and e-monsite all describe a free plan on their own sites, and Odoo Website is free with free hosting. Voog, one.com, Combell, Simply.com and Hostinger do not offer a permanent free plan: Voog gives 30 days, one.com a 14-day trial, and the other three sell cheap first-year plans or a money-back guarantee.
Free plans carry limits that you should read first. Webador and Webnode keep their branding or a subdomain on the free plan, and Mozello limits the free store to 5 products.
Can I run a shop on one of these?
Yes, on most. Mozello includes a store even on its free plan, with up to 5 products, and its paid plans carry 0% transaction fees. Webador includes the store on all paid plans (10 products on Pro, unlimited on Business). Voog opens the store at Standard (3 products) and removes the limit at Plus. Combell sells SiteBuilder with Webshop separately, and Odoo has a separate eCommerce app.
If the shop is the point of the site, compare the product limits and the transaction fees of your payment provider, not only the monthly price.
Does the contract really matter for a small site?
It matters most for where a dispute is decided and which consumer protections apply. With Wix, the contract runs with Wix.com Ltd. and its affiliates, and most disputes go to arbitration unless your local law prohibits it. With the tools here, the contracting entity sits in the EU, the EEA, Switzerland or, for Hostinger, in Cyprus for EU customers.
For a hobby site it is a minor point. For a business that stores customer data, takes bookings or sells goods, it is part of the picture along with data location and what happens to your content when you leave.
Which one to pick
If you want the nearest thing to Wix, with AI building, booking, a store and forms in one account, Jimdo is the one, and it has a free plan. If you want to read the prices before you sign up, Webador is the cleaner choice, and Mozello is the one for a free store and several languages.
If you also want hosting, a domain and email from one company, look at Hostinger, one.com, Combell or Simply.com, and check the renewal price. Webnode, Voog and e-monsite each fit a narrower case: Swiss contract and a free multilingual start, a developer API from €17 a month, or a free French site with a blog and shop.
Odoo is the odd one out. Pick it if the website should sit inside a business suite you may run yourself, not if you want the quickest brochure site.
Be realistic about the gap. Wix has a far bigger app market than any of these, and none of the eleven imports a Wix site. Switch if you want a European or EEA contracting party and a court close to home, and keep Wix if the apps you rely on have no equivalent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Jimdo is the best all-round answer on this page, because it matches Wix's AI builder, booking, store and forms in one account, with a free plan and German law. Webador is the better choice if you want transparent prices, and Mozello if a free store matters. If you also want hosting, a domain and email in one package, look at Hostinger, one.com, Combell or Simply.com.
No. Wix.com Ltd. is in Tel Aviv, Israel, and its terms are a contract between you and Wix.com Ltd. and its affiliates and subsidiaries worldwide. Israel is neither in the EU nor in the EEA.
There is a free plan. On its US pricing page, paid plans are listed at $17.77 a month for Light, $29.77 for Core, $39.77 for Business and $159.77 for Business Elite, with a 14-day money-back guarantee. Prices can differ by country and billing period.
Webador lists Free, then Lite at €2.75 for the first 12 months and €5.50 after, Pro at €5 then €10, and Business at €10 then €20, per month on annual billing and excluding VAT. The introductory halves end on 31 October 2026. Mozello lists Free, Premium at €9, Premium Plus at €18 and Premium Pro at €27 a month, or €11, €22 and €33 when billed quarterly.
Voog has no free plan, a 30-day trial, and lists Starter at €1.25, Standard at €11, Plus at €17 and Premium at €39 a month on annual billing. Combell lists SiteBuilder at €9.99 a month (promotional €3.99) and SiteBuilder with Webshop at €11.99 (promotional €6.99). Simply.com lists Basic at €0.49 the first year and €6.99 after, Standard €0.53 then €13.95, Pro €3.00 then €21, and Enterprise €4.00 then €32, excluding VAT.
Hostinger's terms list one contracting entity per region. For customers in EU countries it is HOSTINGER INTERNATIONAL LIMITED in Larnaca, Cyprus, and the agreement is governed by Luxembourg law with the courts of Luxembourg. Other regions contract through entities in Singapore, the UK, Indonesia or Luxembourg.
Its terms name Webnode AG in Zürich, Switzerland as the contracting company, under Swiss law with Zürich as the venue for business customers. Day-to-day operations are run by Webnode s.r.o. in Brno, Czech Republic. The terms also refer to the team.blue group of companies.
Mozello, Webnode, Voog and Odoo describe multilingual support. Voog allows up to 3 languages on Standard and unlimited on Plus and Premium. Odoo lists more than 30 languages. Mozello and Webnode advertise multilingual sites on their own pages.
Not as a file you can import. Wix content and design are not exported to another builder, so a move means rebuilding the pages, copying the text and images, and setting up redirects. Plan for a few evenings for a small site, and keep the old one live until you have checked the new one.
It is, for a different kind of user. Odoo Website is free, open source, has drag-and-drop blocks, a blog and a separate eCommerce app, and is run by Odoo S.A. in Belgium under Belgian law. It is built as one app in a wider business suite, so it makes most sense if you also want invoicing, CRM or inventory in the same place. For a simple brochure site, Jimdo or Webador is quicker to learn.
Jimdo, Webador, Mozello, Webnode, Voog, Hostinger, one.com, Simply.com, Combell and Odoo all publish English pages. e-monsite is primarily French-focused, so it suits a French-language site best.
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