Why pay $100/mo for plugins?

Hey Indie Hackers,

I’m the founder of Webkio.

Like many of you, I grew tired of modern site builders forcing us into plugin hell. Stacking an online store, a booking system, and email marketing onto a single site quickly balloons costs past $100+/month across 5 separate subscriptions. Worse, your client's customer data ends up fragmented across completely separate databases.

I built Webkio to fix this. It’s an all-in-one platform where the visual page builder, blog, e-commerce, real-time analytics, and scheduling system are built natively into a single codebase.

How it works:

• Vertical-Specific Context: If you choose a bike rental template, the booking form automatically adapts. Choose holiday lets, and it switches to nights and guests.

• True Unified Profiles: One contact record holds a customer’s entire history—their bookings, store orders, and emails all live in one dashboard.

• Server-Side Speed: Everything is server-side rendered out of the box for instant loading speeds and clean SEO.

Try it for free

We just opened up our tiers:

• Free Plan: 1 site, unlimited pages, visual builder, and core analytics.

• Starter: Connect your own domain, sell products, and accept 50 bookings/month.

• Growth & Agency: Built for high volume, automated marketing, and studio pipelines.

I would love your brutally honest feedback on the platform. Is the interface intuitive enough compared to what you currently use? What critical features are we missing?

Check it out at webkio.com and drop your thoughts below!