FAQs
Is Wix free?
Wix has a free website builder option, but there are some limitations to the free version. With the free plan, you won't have your own personalized domain and Wix ads will run on your site. If you want to access more advanced features and have more control over ads, however, you'll need to opt for a paid Wix plan.
How much does Wix cost?
Wix offers a wide variety of Premium plans under the categories of Website plans, Enterprise plans and Business/E-commerce plans. All paid plans removed Wix advertising and include a free domain for a year.
Website plans: Prices range from $16 per month (Combo) up to $45 per month (Wix VIP). These plans are for showcasing a professional website. Each tier offers a different amount of storage space & form support, with professional logos, social media support, calendars & analytics available in more advanced options
Business/E-commerce: Prices range from $27 per month (Basic) up to $59 per month (VIP). These plans allow secure online payments, offering online accounts features & ad vouchers, plus storage allowances, form support & customer care that increases with prices.
Enterprise: Prices start from $500 per month. Wix's top-tier plans are for creating, launching, and promoting businesses. These personalized plans include a dedicated support team, enterprise-grade security, maintenance, and 1-on-1 consulting.
Can I get a Wix free trial?
Yes, Wix offers a 14-day trial of the Wix Premium Plan so you have some time to decide if it's right for you. You'll have access to all the premium features for the full 14 days, and when it finishes, you can choose to start a full plan to keep all your Wix website progress so far if you're happy with what you've done. If you don't want to carry on, just cancel your membership before the 14 days ends.
Can I get a Wix student discount?
If you're in full-time education, you can save 50% on your subscription costs with a Wix student discount. You just need to verify with a valid Student Beans account and you can redeem your saving on yearly plans.
How do I contact Wix?
If you want to contact Wix, you'll need to head to the Wix Help Center. From here you, you can get answers to common questions, watch tutorial videos, read support articles and contact a Wix team member.
Hints & tips
Choose longer plans for more savings: Longer plans offer greater value for money month by month if you can afford the upfront costs. 2-year plans can help you save as much as 60% on your fees each month, so are well worth considering if you want ot save in the long run.
Get a free domain: Most Yearly or Multi-Year Premium Plans offer a 1-year free domain coupon, letting you get a domain name sorted for your Wix website without paying an extra penny.
Choose the Wix free website option: You don't need to pay for a plan as Wix has a free website building option. Although the paid plans do bring a lot of additional benefits, if you are okay with putting up with ads and not having full access to the tools they offer, it's a good way to save money on a plan.
Make the most of a Wix free trial: If you're thinking of taking out a premium plan, use the 14-day trial period to your advantage. During this time, you'll have access to all the premium features. Once this trial period is up, you'll be charged for the first month of your plan. Any sites you make or edit during this period will be saved and you can carry your work over into your paid plan, so use it as much as possible during these 14 days for extra value for money.
How to use Wix promo codes
1. Look through our list of Wix promo codes for one you'd like to use and click "Get Code".
2. Copy the code for later, then head to the Wix website to browse plans.
3. Select the plan you want to take out and add it to your shopping cart.
4. When you're ready to order, click on your cart to review your selected plans to continue to the payment screen.
5. Click the "Enter promo code" field, manually enteryour Wix coupon into the field, and click "Apply".
6. Proceed through the rest of the checkout as normal to place your order at a discounted rate.
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