Design Marketing E-commerce & Selling

Wix eCommerce

Turning a branded website into a working online store is where Wix eCommerce excels, especially for small catalogs that need strong visual control without custom code.

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Overview

What is Wix eCommerce?

Where the shop fits

Wix eCommerce layers a storefront, checkout and order management onto Wix’s visual site builder. The free tier is useful for designing and testing, but it keeps Wix branding and cannot accept online payments. Core is the practical entry point for selling; higher tiers expand storage and commerce allowances. Physical and digital goods can share a site with content pages, forms or bookings. Wix Payments is convenient where supported, while gateway choice varies by country. Setup is approachable, but checkout changes and complex back-office workflows have tighter limits than specialist commerce platforms.

Three common setups

  • Small catalog: Build a polished direct-to-consumer shop without hiring a developer.
  • Bookings plus products: Take appointments and sell related merchandise from one customer-facing site.
  • Growing retailer: Coordinate promotions and sales channels, though large catalogs make bulk updates and inventory work feel cumbersome.
Capabilities

Key features

Build Product Options

Create variants with separate prices, stock levels, and images

Recurring Sales

Offer product subscriptions and recurring purchase plans

Store SEO Controls

Edit product URLs, metadata, and social sharing previews

Customer Accounts

Give buyers order histories, saved details, and subscription access

Manage on Mobile

Process orders and edit products through the Wix app

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