Wix Reviews & Product Details

What I love most about Wix is how seamlessly it brings together website building and the backend side of running a business. The drag-and-drop editor gives me real creative freedom to design professional, pixel-perfect pages without having to write a single line of code.

What really stands out, though, is the Wix Dashboard. It feels like a single command center where I can manage SEO settings, check real-time traffic analytics, run email marketing campaigns, and stay on top of customer interactions—all in one place. Whether you’re putting together a simple portfolio or managing more complex client bookings, the native app ecosystem makes it easy to expand the site’s functionality as your needs grow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The sheer depth of customization is impressive, but the classic editor can sometimes feel overwhelming for complete beginners because of the huge range of design tools and settings. Also, once you commit to a particular design template in a live website project, changing the entire site over to a totally different theme structure later usually takes quite a bit of manual content restructuring, rather than being a simple one-click swap. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've been a Wix user since they started. I remember when they were one of the first platforms to offer Adobe Flash sites - then when they were one of the first to offer Mobile sites (back when it was just a list of links to individual typed pages). Wix is still my go-to 20 years later.

It remains one of the easiest platforms to use, to teach people how to update, and to provide an absolutely free site (with Wix ads).

They continue to be on the forefront of cool add-ons and features. I love the integration of Twism and other features.

They have adopted a lot of AI features, but I don't use those as much.

Cost is appropriate, especially with the option of free sites and regularly running 50% off costs.

I cannot comment on Wix support, as I haven't used them (but feel that just goes to ease not needing them in 20 years of use). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My one qualm is that the site sometimes uses a lot of RAM on my laptop. As soon as I open Wix, it immediately starts “whirring up,” and, possibly related to that, the site can feel a bit slow to run at times. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Wix is how cleanly it supports handing a finished site over to a client. I build and host websites for local businesses, and the transfer ownership feature lets me move a site into the client’s own Wix account once the project is done, so they own the site, the billing, and the domain connection, while I stay out of the loop for ongoing costs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Load speed could be a lot better. A page with a lot of images and a few apps installed gets slow, and I can’t get into the code far enough to fix it. And if a client later wants a different look, you can’t just swap templates. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the medium ease of use for Wix. I say medium use because it's best to have a rudimentary knowledge of web design before you use it. It works for us because I have designed websites before. However, if you're going in blind I suggest some tutorials for newbie users. You may have these tutorials and I'm not seeing them, but that was my thought process. It integrates into our main website for the library well. The website always performs well and we don't have to deal with outages. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I do not like the convoluted nature of some of the tools. It takes many clicks and searching to find what we are looking for. I wish it was clearly labeled. I also do not like how it costs more to send to more than 200 people. We already pay for the hosting service, but then we have to pay to send emails out to more than 200 people. That is frustrating, because any self respecting business has more than 200 people we are sending emails to at any point in time. Then we need to pay more. It just seems like we are being nickel and dimed for everything. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Wix is powerful yet intuitive. It offers ready-made templates, but it also lets you build your website from scratch. There are plenty of fonts to choose from, along with flexible layout options. It supports e-commerce, bookings, and more.

Uptime is virtually 100%. It also integrates with dozens of apps, including both Wix apps and third-party options. For example, Wix Events & Tickets, Wix Forms, and Wix Donations, as well as Social Media Stream, Calendar, and GiveButter.

They offer both chat and live support, and it’s always helpful and professional. The AI agents include Symphony, Marketing Agent, and Design Agent. Overall, it’s a solid choice for a website platform at an easy-on-the-wallet price. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some of the features require premium accounts. The SEO is not as strong as some other website platforms. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Wix is how easy it makes it to create and maintain a professional-looking website without needing extensive technical or coding knowledge. Its customizable templates, drag-and-drop editor, and built-in marketing tools make it simple to manage our online presence and keep our website aligned with our brand. I especially appreciate the flexibility it offers for updating content and showcasing our services, helping us attract new patients and maintain a polished, professional image. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike most about Wix is that, despite its flexibility, some features can feel limiting when trying to customize the website beyond the available templates and built-in tools. The editor can also become cumbersome when making detailed design changes, and certain advanced features may require additional apps or paid upgrades. More flexibility, better performance, and a more streamlined editing experience would Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Wix is how user-friendly it is while still giving you so much flexibility. You don't need a background in web design to create something that looks polished and professional, and there are so many ways to customize your site to fit your brand. I also love that you can incorporate custom code when you want to take the design or functionality even further.

Wix also has a great variety of integrations and built-in tools. Forms, email marketing, events, payments, scheduling, analytics, and other features can all work together within the same platform. This makes managing a website much easier and provides a lot of value, especially for a small business or nonprofit that doesn't want to manage and pay for several different platforms.

The platform is generally reliable and easy to update, and the learning curve is very manageable. There are plenty of resources available when you need help figuring something out, whether you're just getting started or trying something more advanced.

I've also enjoyed seeing Wix continue to expand its AI tools. They can be really helpful for generating ideas, creating content, and speeding up some of the more time-consuming parts of building and maintaining a website. Overall, I think Wix does a great job of making website management approachable without sacrificing customization, functionality, or a professional look. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There isn't much that I dislike about Wix overall. If anything, having so many features and customization options can sometimes make it take a little longer to figure out exactly where a particular setting or tool is located. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It’s a very intuitive, easy-to-use web platform, and you can create a website very quickly. It has tons of connectors and plugins to meet your project needs; it’s reliable, and it offers affordable plans that can fit your budget. Wix also has a vast library of tutorials and learning resources, plus an AI assistant to help you build with confidence. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While the classic web editor works well, some of their newer AI-driven editors (Studio/Harmony) still feel incomplete when it comes to basic features, such as Responsive Web Design. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is easy to use and quick to set up a website. It is user friendly and has the ability to add templates, a blog, images and built in SEO settings. My clients that use Wix have a good SEO performance and the website receives decent speed scores. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Wix isn't as robust as Wordpress, you kind of have to be ok with the templates and the themes that they provide. So I think Wix is great for a low cost easy website, but if you want something more professional and robust with more functions, then I would choose Wordpress. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Wix is a great tool for individuals who aren't technical but want to build and manage their own website. Thanks to their WYSIWYG website builder you dont need to be a designer or have any coding knowledge to be able to create a professional looking site. There are plenty of features and tools to use within the platform and their range of pre-designed templates are excellent. The platform integrates with all major platforms seamlessly for a price that is very competitive. Havent used their support team as not had any issues in 3 years of having a website. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes the UX of the website builder can be a little complex. Especially when working between a desktop and mobile version of the site. At times there are too many options available when most are not needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.