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Shopify vs Wix eCommerce

A side-by-side look at Shopify and Wix eCommerce. On our scoring, Shopify comes out ahead — but the right pick depends on your priorities.

Platform
Shopify logoShopifyAll-in-one
Wix eCommerce logoWix eCommerceWebsite builder
Scores
SellingScene score4.7/54.2/5
User rating4.74.1
Reviews5,4211,980
Pricing
Starting price$39/mo$29/mo
Pricing modelper month, billed monthlyper month, billed annually
Transaction fees2.9% + 30¢ (0% with Shopify Payments)0% (processor fees apply)
Hosting & setup
Hosting typeFully hosted (SaaS)Fully hosted (SaaS)
Free trial3 days + $1/mo for 3 monthsFree plan available
Staff accounts2–15 by planRole-based
Product limitUnlimitedUp to 50,000 products
Payments & security
Payment gateways100+ gateways + Shopify PaymentsWix Payments + 50+ providers
SSL includedYesYes
PCI compliantYesYes
Gift cardsYesYes
Catalog & content
Themes / templates12 free, 100+ paid900+ templates
App marketplace8,000+ apps500+ apps
Multi-currencyYesYes
Multi-languageYesYes
POS includedYesYes
Abandoned cart recoveryYesYes
Built-in blogYesYes
Tools & flexibility
Drag-and-drop editorYesYes
API accessYesYes
Mobile appYesYes
Support channels24/7 live chat, phone callback, email24/7 callback & live chat
ActionsRead reviewRead review

Why pick Shopify?

Shopify remains the platform to beat. Its polished admin, best-in-class checkout, and enormous app ecosystem make it the safest choice for most merchants — provided you are comfortable using Shopify Payments to avoid extra transaction fees.

Best for: Growing brands that want everything in one place

Why pick Wix eCommerce?

Wix offers the most approachable design experience of any builder here, with true drag-and-drop freedom and friendly pricing. It is best for smaller stores — performance and structure can strain under large catalogs.

Best for: Small businesses wanting total design freedom