Okno vs WordPress
Pick WordPress for a site that needs a plugin for everything, and an editor anyone can be hired to maintain. Otherwise Okno keeps the content in your own repository, next to the code, and leaves you nothing to run.
| What is being compared | WordPress | Okno |
|---|---|---|
| Content lives | On their servers | In your repository, next to the code |
| If you leave | Export it, then rebuild elsewhere | Nothing to move. You already have it all |
| Edits on the live page A page-builder plugin such as Elementor adds on-page editing. | No | Yes |
| Caps | None on this plan | None |
| Free | All of it | Everything, but on your own machine only |
| You pay | Nothing, you run the server | Only on a day you edit the live site, max €200 a year |
Where WordPress wins
- Yes: The largest plugin and theme ecosystem there is
- Yes: You can hire someone who knows it anywhere in the world
- Yes: WooCommerce for selling, with no separate service
What it costs
WordPress Self-hosted
Free you run the server
Okno Free while you build
€120 never more than €200 a year
Compare something else
Self-hosted plan, publicly listed price as of June 2026, normalised to euros and annualised, priced for 1 editor, 1 language and 10 collections. This one has not been re-checked since that scan. Capability rows checked 2026-07-21 against WordPress's own documentation; only what someone has looked at is listed, so a blank is not a no. Check WordPress's own pricing page before relying on it. See something off? support@okno.build.