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Journo Portfolio review

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A low-cost portfolio builder with imports, media hosting, privacy controls and commerce.

8.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Journo Portfolio is a web-based portfolio builder for journalists, writers, photographers, designers, artists and other professionals. It supports multi-page sites, customizable layouts, a block-based editor, multiple themes, pre-built sections, blog posts and contact forms. Portfolio items can be imported from URLs or RSS feeds, while PDFs, images, video and audio files can be uploaded. Its strongest audience is individual creatives who want a focused editorial or creative portfolio without building a site from scratch.

The pricing structure starts with a Free plan for building and editing a portfolio, but the site remains unpublished until upgrading. Plus costs $7 per month when billed annually and publishes on a journoportfolio.com domain. Pro costs $10 per month on annual billing and adds a custom domain, 120 minutes of video or audio uploads, article backups, password protection, automatic article import and advanced integrations. Unlimited costs $14 per month on annual billing and adds 240 minutes of media uploads, multilingual sites, collaborators, selling tools and priority support. Paid plans also support selling products and services, while Pro and Unlimited include direct video and audio hosting.

Journo Portfolio’s platform fit is centered on the web, with integrations for Google Analytics, Mailchimp, SumoMe, Clicky, HubSpot, Stripe, custom HTML/CSS and third-party scripts. Privacy controls include password protection, secure links and search-engine privacy settings, and built-in analytics cover visitors and page views. Automatic PDF and screenshot backups help preserve online articles, while data export and PDF export support portability. Choose it for a writer-led portfolio with importing, publishing and light commerce needs. Choose an alternative if your priority is a dedicated client proofing workflow or finished-site code export.

Journo Portfolio pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Imports articles from URLs, RSS feeds and profile pages
    • Offers privacy-friendly analytics, backups and search controls
    • Supports custom domains, media uploads and built-in commerce
  • Where it doesn't
    • The Free plan keeps sites unpublished until upgrading
    • Custom domains require Pro or a higher plan
    • Client proofing workflows are not a natural fit

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