Wix is praised for its user-friendly interface and robust e-commerce features, making it accessible for users without coding skills, as noted by the makers of Blanka. The platform offers creative freedom and ease of management, highlighted by Mikrolo. However, some users mention limitations with custom web apps and integrations. Despite these drawbacks, Wix remains a popular choice for building professional websites quickly, appreciated by both beginners and experienced users.

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Nick Anisimov

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•20 reviews

A good solution if you need a website in one day.

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2yr ago

Jimbo

•10 reviews

Wix is now showing its age and lack of development investment in things like page load speed. Whilst it performs ok (but behind other more modern stacks like webflow and good old wordpress event) on desktop, its score of 33 out of 100 for Google's page speed ranking puts it in the 'don't bother' category if you're thinking mobile first. It does have some value to it, there are lots of plugins (they mostly cost though) and lots of out of the box features that are useful. On balance though, the page speed for mobile is a dealbreaker, here are some more specific deal breakers for us in our use case. - Doesn't play well with custom web apps, at all in fact, as in didn't work for us, we're using wordpress or vue now - Wix doesn't allow you to write custom javascript (you can use an iframe) they have their own Velo ecosystem which is closed. - The editor is substandard by a long way, editing static pages is painfully slow with significant input lag and the browser tab hosting the editor frequently exhibiting memory use of 2GB for pages that don't have video or much animation, or really much of anything. - Their forum app is old and outdated - Their designs, available fonts are un-inspiring

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2yr ago

Emily

•10 reviews

I use Wix to design and update my portfolio site, and it’s made the process much smoother for me. I don’t have a background in web design, so the interface helps a lot. Customizing layouts is easy, though I sometimes run into small design limitations that require workarounds.

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2mo ago

Shahriar Hasan

•4 reviews

One frustrating thing about Wix is that it doesn't support Cloudflare nameservers or their proxying feature. If you're planning to use Cloudflare, you’ll be stuck using DNS only without the benefits of proxying, which is a letdown for those who care about extra security or performance boosts. That said, everything else about Wix is really solid. It’s easy to use, looks great, and makes building a website super simple even if you’re not tech-savvy. For most users, it still does the job really well.

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3mo ago

D McD

•4 reviews

I’ve genuinely enjoyed using Wix’s site builder—it’s intuitive, visually flexible, and offers a solid suite of hosted apps and integrations, many of which are included free for the first year with a domain or website subscription. However, its position as a more closed ecosystem compared to platforms like Shopify or WordPress presents some operational limitations. When it comes to connecting external tools—especially industry-standard apps and automations—I’ve found that many simply don’t support Wix natively. It’s not necessarily a flaw in Wix’s design, but more a byproduct of market positioning and scale. The result is that setting up back-end infrastructure, integrations, and advanced automations outside the Wix environment can become more complex than expected. For anyone prioritizing automation or third-party ecosystem compatibility from day one, this is an important consideration.

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5mo ago

Crist

•10 reviews

It does have some value to it, there are lots of plugins (they mostly cost though) and lots of out of the box features that are useful. On balance though, the page speed for mobile is a dealbreaker, here are some more specific deal breakers for us in our use case. - Doesn't play well with custom web apps, at all in fact, as in didn't work for us, we're using wordpress or vue now - Wix doesn't allow you to write custom javascript (you can use an iframe) they have their own Velo ecosystem which is closed.

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5mo ago

angel ottenwealter

•3 reviews

Cool product is very helping.

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7mo ago

Faiza Ehsan

•45 reviews

Wix is so user-friendly! 😍 I made a professional-looking website without any coding knowledge. The drag-and-drop feature is a lifesaver!

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7mo ago

Mohamed Shameem

•6 reviews

I have been using for my blog which is more friendly and fast index able comparatively to WordPress and drag and drop option is worthy...

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9mo ago

Ignacio

•1 review

Auto renewal is on by default, you get no email alerts letting you know that your subscription will be renewed. Got charged £120 and customer service refused a refund.

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12mo ago

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