< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Automations: Adding Multiple Paths and Actions Your automations aren't limited to a single path or action. You can have multiple actions happening at the same time, splitting the automation into paths. You can also have multiple actions within a path happening one after the other. For example, create a multi-action automation that welcomes members logging in to your site with a chat message (action 1) and then sends a follow-up email a few days later (action 2). You can split this automation into multiple paths if you want more actions to happen simultaneously. (e.g. Add loyalty points, or add them as a contact) Creating a multi-path automation Add multiple paths to your automation so that multiple actions can occur at the same time, streamlining your business efforts. Note: Automations can include up to 10 splits and each split can have up to 10 parallel paths. To create multiple paths: Create a new automation or edit an existing automation . Click + to add a step. Click Split . Click + to add a step under Path #1 to set up your first path as needed. Click + to add a steps under Path #2 to set up your second path as needed. Tip: These paths will execute simultaneously, so it does not matter which actions go in Path #1 or Path #2. Creating a multi-action automation Add multiple actions to your automation to manage repetitive tasks for your business. To create a multi-action automation: Create a new automation or edit an existing automation . Click + to add a step. Click Action . Select an action. Set up the action using the available options. Follow steps 2-5 for every additional action you want to add to this automation. Click Activate or Save at the top right. FAQs Click below to learn more about multi-action automations. What happens when if add more actions to an existing automation? If you add new actions to existing automations, these actions will only apply to instances triggered after you save your changes. For every instance that has already triggered (e.g. form submitted), these new actions will not be performed. I can't see the option to add a split anymore, why did it disappear? Automations can include up to 10 splits and each can have 10 parallel paths. After adding the 10th split or parallel path, the split option will disappear. Can I reorder the steps in my automation? Yes, you can reorder the steps in your automation using drag and drop. However, the trigger must always be the first step in your automation. This means you can't move the trigger or place any other step before the trigger. Can I merge paths together? No. It is not possible to merge the data from one path to another path. Can I share data between different paths? No. Each path holds only the data available from the steps directly above it. Data doesn’t flow between parallel paths. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Apps: Hiding a Private Folder With the Wix File Share app, you can hide certain folders from view so that only members with the required permissions can view them. You can always unhide the folder later if you need to. Note: Hiding a folder from view requires changing the permissions so that it's no longer a public folder, visible to all your members. To hide a private folder: Go to File Share in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant folder. Click Permissions . Click the drop-down next to All members and select Remove . Select the checkbox at the bottom of the pop-up to hide the folder. Set up the new permissions for this folder: Use the search bar to find a specific member, role or pricing plan. Choose their permission level from the drop-down: Can view , Can upload or Can manage . Select or deselect the checkbox next to Notify members . Click Add / Add & Notify . Click Save . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Google Workspace with Gemini Google Workspace with Gemini: Managing Your Subscription Manage your Google Workspace with Gemini subscription from the Premium Subscriptions page in your Wix account. You can reset your password, connect a domain and cancel your subscription. This article refers to Google Workspace productivity plans for free Wix sites without a custom domain subscription. If you have a custom domain with a business email plan, learn more about business email with Google Workspace subscriptions . Resetting your password Reset the password you use to sign into your Google account and the Google Admin console. To reset your password: Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon next to your Google Workspace subscription. Click Reset password . Enter your new password in both fields. Click Reset Password . Updating your payment method Update the payment method you use to pay for your Google Workspace subscription. To update your payment method: Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon next to your Google Workspace subscription. Click Update payment method . Click Use another payment method and enter your card details. Note: If you have other cards saved, you can select them from the list. Click Submit Payment . Connecting a custom domain Connect your Google Workspace subscription to a custom primary domain that you already own. To connect a custom domain: Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon next to your Google Workspace subscription. Click Connect custom domain . Review the information on-screen and click Go to Google . Note: Make sure you're signed into the correct Google account (the one connected to your Google Workspace subscription). Change your primary domain in the Admin console. Tip: Learn more about changing your primary domain for Google Workspace in Google's Help Center. Canceling your subscription You can cancel your Google Workspace subscription at any time. When you cancel, auto renewal is turned off and your subscription will expire at the end of the current billing period. To cancel your subscription: Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon next to your Google Workspace subscription. Click Cancel subscription . Review the information on screen and click Cancel Subscription . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about managing your Google Workspace subscription. How do I turn off auto renewal for my Google Workspace subscription? You can turn off auto renewal by following the same steps as canceling your subscription. When you turn off auto renewal, you'll continue to have access to Google's AI tools until the end of the subscription period. Note: Make sure to turn auto renewal back on if you want to continue using your subscription. To turn auto renewal back on, go to the Premium Subscriptions page in your Wix account, click the More Actions icon next to the subscription, and click Turn auto renew on . Can I cancel my subscription immediately and get a refund? It is not possible to cancel the remaining time on your subscription instantly. When you cancel your subscription, it remains active until the end of the billing period. Google Workspace plans purchased through Wix are non-refundable. Can I upgrade my plan? No, it is not currently possible to change or upgrade Google Workspace plans purchased through Wix. If you would like to change your plan, you can follow the steps above to cancel your plan, then purchase your preferred plan at the end of the current billing period. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Photo Albums: Setting Up Your Photo Albums Store Important: Wix Photo Albums Store is not available to all users. As of February 2023, it is no longer possible to add Wix Photo Albums Store to your site. As an alternative, you can add Wix Stores to your site and connect it to Printful to sell your photos. To accept payments on your site, you'll need to have a Business & eCommerce Premium plan. Learn more about accepting payments . You can sell your digital or photo prints from your site with the Wix Photo Albums Store. Once you create an album, you can choose to sell digital and prints or digital images only: Sell Digital and Prints : Wix Photo Albums works with a third-party service, Order a Print to provide you with even more options when selling your printed photos. This is a great option to choose if you want to incorporate digital downloads and also a variety of canvases, mugs etc. Sell Digital Images Only : Visitors can purchase and download your image files directly from your site in just a few simple steps. Note : Wix automatically adds a watermark to your photos to protect them. Since the Wix Photo Albums Store is only available for new albums, if you already have an album, you'll need to create a new one to sell your photos. Setting up an Albums Store Start selling your digital and print images by setting up an Albums Store. You'll need to create a new album to sell your photos. To set up an Albums Store: Go to the Photo Albums tab in your site's dashboard. Click + New Album . Select an album cover style, then click Next . Select a layout for your album, then click Next . Add your business name or logo with one of these options: Select Business Name and enter your business name in the text field. Select Logo and click Add Your Logo to add your logo. Click Next . Enter a name for your album in the Album name field. (Optional) Enter some extra information about the album in the More info field. Click Next . Click + Upload Media to add content to your new album. Click Create Album . Click Store on the left. Click Set Up Store . Choose what you want to sell: Digital Files and Prints Select Digital Files & Prints . Click Next . Click OK . Click Change Currency to set your currency type. Select the checkboxes next to the products you wish to sell. Set pricing for your products: For prints: Hover over the relevant product and click Edit on the right. Set the desired value in the YOUR PROFIT field. (Optional) Select the Round Prices checkbox to round the retail price up to the nearest whole number. For digital products: Hover over the relevant product and click Edit on the right. Enable the toggle next to each license type you want to offer: Standard License: Sell your images for personal, single use only. Extended License: Sell your images for commercial, multiple uses. Set the total allowed usage next to Number of Uses . Set the price next to Retail Price . Click Next . Enter your Business Information. Click Next . Click the checkbox to complete the ownership confirmation. Click Done . Click Publish Now . Digital Files Only Select Digital Files Only . Click Next . Click OK . Choose from the 2 types of licenses you want to sell: Commercial Use: Content can be used for commercial use, in promotional campaigns such as advertising, as well as on websites and blogs. Permissions are for web and digital use only and does not require the owner to be credited. Extended Use: This license offers images, illustrations and photos for commercial purposes. This license extends from web and digital to print use, and does not require the owner to be credited. Choose the type of file format you want to sell and the price: Web Ready: If you are uploading files over 1200px, we create a smaller version ideal for web use. This gives you two ways to sell. Web images should cost less than print. Set the price in the price field. Original File: Customers get the high-resolution file you uploaded, perfect for print and other outlets. Higher quality usually sells at a higher price. Set the price in the price field. Click Next . (If necessary) Set up a payment method. Click the checkbox to complete the ownership confirmation. Click Done . Click Publish Now . Next steps: Once you've set up your store, you can view orders from the album's Store tab. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about setting up your Wix Photo Albums Store. Can I access images from the regular Media Manager when adding them to Photo Albums? Newly created Photo Albums that have the Store feature in them (whether it is active or not), have their own secured Media Manager. This means that it is not possible to access the images uploaded to the regular Media Manager when adding images to the Photo Albums with the Store feature. Can I add a Store to Photo Albums I created before the Photo Albums Store was launched? It is not possible to add a Store to the Photo Albums that were created before the Store feature was launched. Can I duplicate an Album and add a Store to it? Albums duplicated from the Albums without the Store feature in them do not have the option of adding the Store to them. Can I manage the Photo Albums Store in the Wix app? Currently, it is not possible to manage your Photo Albums Store in the Wix app on your mobile device. If this is a feature you would like to see in the future, please click Vote for this feature in this article and we'll make sure to keep you updated. Can I customize the purchase confirmation emails sent to customers who purchase from my Photo Albums store? It is not possible to customize the automated email customers receive confirming their purchase from your photo albums store. Additionally, custom automated emails are only able to be synced with Wix Stores purchases, not Photo Albums store. I've selected my desired license, where do my site visitors see these license terms? The selected license and associated terms display on the product page when your site visitors select their desired image and license. It is currently not possible to add these to the purchase confirmation email. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Wix Site Inspection: Understanding Your Site Inspection Report Note: As of December 1, 2023, Google has retired their Mobile Usability report, the Mobile-Friendly Test tool and Mobile-Friendly Test API. Learn more about this update . With Wix Site Inspection , you can scan your site's pages for issues that could affect how they rank in Google search results. Create a detailed report with insights about the discoverability and indexability of your pages. You can quickly see the most important issues for your whole site in the Highlights section, see an overview of your pages in the Full Report section, or open a page's information panel to view detailed information about it. Important: Wix Site Inspection displays information about the most recently indexed version of your site. This may not be the same as the latest live version of your site because it takes Google time to crawl and index changes that you make. Learn more about Site Inspection limitations Understanding the Highlights section In the Highlights section you can see a summary of the index statuses and top status details of all your pages. You can use the Highlight report to quickly check the overall health of your site and understand if there are any issues you need to explore more deeply. Learn more about Index statuses and details . Understanding the Full Report section The Full Report section is where you can see an overview of the results of your Site Inspection scan. In this section, you can see: Page name Type of page (for example, Wix Stores product page) Index status Status details Rich results status You can use the search box to look for pages that contain a certain piece of text. This text can be in the page's name or in any other field such as Type or Index Status. You can also use the filters to view a certain page type, index status, or rich results status. Each page result in your Full Report has a status beside it. These statuses indicate whether your page is indexed or not, has issues, or is excluded from search results. Status Meaning Valid The page is indexed and can appear in search results. Note: A valid status does not guarantee that a page appears in search results. For example, it may be missing if it's a duplicate page or if it doesn't conform to Google's quality and security guidelines. Learn more about valid statuses Warning Google may or may not have indexed this page depending on its specific warning status . This means that the page may not appear in search results. Invalid Google did not index this page due to an error on it. You may be able to request that Google index the page after you fix the error. Excluded Google crawled this page, but decided not to index it. For example, Google may exclude a page that's a duplicate of a previously indexed page. Learn more about excluded statuses Unspecified Google doesn't currently have any information for this page. Understanding the page result information panel In the information panel for a specific page result, you can see more detailed information about that specific page. The information panel is divided into two sections: Index status and status details and Rich results. Index status and status details This section contains information about your page's status, the sitemap it's part of, the crawler that visited the page, the last date that Google crawled it, and the page's canonical URL. Detail Meaning Coverage state Displays information about whether or not your page can appear in search results and any issues the page has. Learn more about statuses Sitemap The URL of the sitemap that your page is listed in. Crawler type This is the primary web crawler type that Google used to crawl this page. For example, Googlebot Desktop simulates a desktop user visiting your site, while Googlebot Smartphone simulates a mobile device user. Learn more about Google crawlers Date last crawled by Google The last date that a Google web crawler visited this page. User-declared canonical The canonical tag that you (the site owner) set for the page. Learn more about canonicals Google-selected canonical The canonical URL that Google chose for this page. If it's not the URL you expect, you can try to request indexing for this page . Rich results report This section shows you information about any rich result types that your page is eligible for. These rich results are based on the structured data markup on your page. The section also shows you any issues that your page's markup has that could prevent search engines from displaying rich results for the page. Wix adds preset markups to some of your site's pages by default. For example, Wix Stores product pages have Product preset markups that tell Google that the page includes a product. The markup also includes relevant information about your product that Google can include in search results. Learn more about rich result statuses Understanding index statuses Index statuses give you information about whether or not Google can index a page so that it can appear in search results. There are five possible categories of statuses: Valid , Invalid , Warning , Excluded , and Unspecified . Read the relevant sections below to learn more about the statuses that you see in the report. Valid statuses Pages with valid statuses are indexed and can appear in search results. Important: A valid status does not guarantee that a page appears in search results. For example, it may be missing if it's a duplicate page or if it doesn't conform to Google's quality and security guidelines . You may see the following valid statuses: Status Meaning Valid - the page is indexed Google crawled and indexed this page and it can appear in search results. Valid - the page is indexed, but has issues This page is indexed and can appear in search results. However, it has some problems that might affect how it appears. For example it may be missing a rich result due to issues with the page's structured data markup . Valid - Indexed, not submitted in sitemap Google indexed this page, even though it's not included in your site's sitemap. It can appear in search results. Invalid statuses Pages with invalid statuses have not been indexed and don't appear in Google search results. You may see the following status reasons for pages on your site that have errors: Status Meaning Server error (5xx) This error relates to an unsuccessful request to a web page. Google requested access this page but the page wasn't available. A server error may happen when Googlebot tries to access the page and fails due to a request timeout, an overloaded server, or server that is down. Learn about fixing server errors Redirect error This means that Google found a redirect error. For example, Google may have found a redirect loop or the redirect may have included a broken URL. Tip: You can use a debugging tool like Lighthouse to get more information about the issue. Submitted, blocked by robots.txt This means that a page you submitted for indexing is marked in your site's robots.txt file as a page that you don't want to appear in search results. You can edit your robots.txt file to allow Google to index this page, and then request indexing for the page . Submitted, marked ‘noindex’ The "noindex" tag is a meta tag that you can add to a page's HTML code in order to prevent search engines from showing it in search results. However, this error message doesn't necessarily mean that there is a "noindex" tag in your code. Learn more about fixing this error Submitted, seems to be a Soft 404 A soft 404 error means that Google expected to find the page, but didn't. This could be because you recently deleted the page, or it may be that there is no content on the page. Learn more about fixing soft 404 errors Submitted, returns unauthorized request (401) This means that Google tried to access this page after you submitted it for indexing, but it was blocked. For example, you may have password protected this page , or it maybe be a private page in your Member's Area . If you want this page to be indexed, you need to make it a public page and then request indexing . Submitted, not found (404) This means that you submitted this URL to Google for indexing, but Google could not find anything for this page because it doesn't exist. For example, this may happen after you delete a page or change a page's URL. Learn more about 404 errors Submitted, returned 403 This means that you submitted this URL to Google for indexing, but Google was blocked when trying to crawl it. For example, you may have password protected this page , or it maybe be a private page in your Member's Area . If you want this page to be indexed, you need to make it a public page and then request indexing . Submitted, blocked due to other 4xx issue This means that Google tried to access this page after you submitted it and found some other server issue that is not covered by the issues above. Warning statuses Pages with warning statuses have issues that mean Google may or may not have indexed them. This means that the pages potentially do not appear in search results. Whether or not the pages are indexed depends on the page's specific warning status. Status Meaning Indexed, though blocked by robots.txt Google crawled and indexed this page, even though you requested that Google not index it in your site's robots.txt file . For example, this can happen if someone else links to your page on another site. If you don't want this page indexed, you can add a "noindex" directive in the page's robots meta tag instead. If you do want this page indexed, update your site's robots.txt file. Note: Wix adds a "noindex" tag by default to some pages when you add them to your site, such as form pages and calendar pages. Indexed without content This means that Google could index the page, but could not read the page's content. Excluded statuses If you see an excluded status in your report, it's not necessarily something that you need to worry about. Not all pages on your site need to be indexed. For example, search engines recommend not to index certain pages, such as Wix Blog archive pages or blog tag pages . Wix automatically adds a "noindex" tag by default to the robots meta tag of these pages to prevent search engines from indexing them. You may also see an excluded status for a page when Google crawled it, but decided not to index it for search results. For example, this might happen if Google decides that a page is a duplicate of a previously indexed page. Status Meaning Excluded by ‘noindex’ tag This means that Google tried to index the page, but found a "noindex" directive in the page's robots meta tag. If you want this page to be indexed, you can try the following: make sure there is no "noindex" directive in the page's robots meta tag or in your site's SEO Settings and make sure that you allow search engines to index your site . Blocked by page removal tool This means that the page is currently blocked by a URL removal request to Google . This block is valid for up to 90 days, after that Google may index the page again. Blocked by robots.txt This means that a page you submitted for indexing is marked in your site's robots.txt file as a page that you don't want to appear in search results. If you want to Google to index this page, you can edit your robots.txt file and then request indexing . If you don't want Google to index this page, it's better to edit the page's robots meta tag to add the "noindex" directive. Blocked due to unauthorized request (401) This means that Google tried to crawl this page, but it was blocked. For example, you may have password protected this page , or it maybe be a private page in your Member's Area . If you want this page to be indexed, you need to make it a public page and then request indexing . Crawled - currently not indexed This means that Google crawled this page, but decided not to index it for search results at the moment. It may or may not be indexed in the future. Tip: If you want these pages to appear in search results, you can try to request indexing for them . Discovered - currently not indexed This means that Google found this page, but decided not to crawl it for search results at the moment. This is usually because Google decided that crawling this page would overload your site and rescheduled crawling for a later time. Tip: If you want these pages to appear in search results, you can try to request indexing for them . Alternate page with proper canonical tag Google crawled this page and decided that it is a duplicate of another page that it considers the canonical version . This page correctly points to the canonical page, so you don't need to do anything. Duplicate without user-selected canonical Google crawled this page and considers it a duplicate of another page, but none of the page URLs are marked as the canonical version . Google also thinks that this page is not the canonical version. If you want Google to index this page, you can resolve this error by updating its canonical URL. Duplicate, Google chose different canonical than user You marked this page as the canonical version of a set of pages. However, Google thinks that there are 2 pages with very similar content, and has decided to index only one of them. It can also mean that there is one page that can be reached by multiple URLs and Google chose only one to index. Check if the page that is receiving this error is not a copy of another page (or has very similar content). To index this page instead, update the canonical URL of the other page to indicate that it is the duplicate. Not found (404) This means that Google could not find anything for this page's URL during crawling. For example, this may happen after you delete a page, or change a page's URL without creating a 301 redirect . Learn more about 404 errors Page with redirect Google crawled this page and found that it was a redirect to another page, so Google decided not to index it for search results. Soft 404 This means that Google expected to find the page when crawling it, but didn't. This could be because you recently deleted the page, or it may be that there is no content on the page. Learn more about fixing soft 404 errors Duplicate, submitted URL not selected as canonical You requested that Google index this page. However, Google found that it is one of a set of duplicate pages and none are marked as the canonical version . Google thinks another page is a better choice as the canonical version and indexed that page. To index this page instead, update the canonical URL of the other page to indicate that it is the duplicate. Blocked due to access forbidden (403) This means that Google tried to crawl this page, but it was blocked. For example, you may have password protected this page , or it maybe be a private page in your Member's Area . If you want this page to be indexed, you need to make it a public page and then request indexing . Blocked due to other 4xx issue Google tried to crawl this page but found some other server issue that's not covered by the issues above. Unknown to Google The URL has not yet been found by Google. This may be because it’s a new page or it has no links directing to it. Unspecified status An unspecified status means that Google has no information available for this page. Still need help? You can find out more about reasons that your site or page may not be indexed in this help article . Understanding rich results statuses The rich results statuses give you information about the rich results types that the pages on your site are eligible for. These rich results are based on the structured data markup on the page. This section also shows you any issues that your page's markup has. These issues could prevent search engines from displaying rich results for your pages in search results. Important: Not all types of rich result are supported for site inspection by Google yet. Pages with structured data markup for unsupported types may still show rich results in search results. The table below explains the different rich results statuses that you may see in your report. Status Meaning Valid The rich result is eligible and can appear in Google search results. The page's markup has all of the required and optional data it needs. Optional fix The rich result is eligible to appear in Google search results, but there is optional data that you can add to the page's markup that could improve it. Some examples of optional fixes are missing or invalid optional values, errors in non-critical properties, or deprecated properties in the markup. Issues Your page's markup is missing required data and the rich result cannot appear in Google search results. Markups with issues have at least one error, and can also have warnings. Learn more about common structured data markup issues Unspecified This status means that Google currently has no information available about the page. This is often because Google couldn't retrieve the page or test its rich result at the time of the report. No data This status can mean that the page does not have markup, or that the page is not indexed and Google doesn't have info about it. You can learn more about the different types of eligible rich results here: Breadcrumb Dataset Education Q&A Event FAQ Fact check Guided recipe How-to Image License Job posting Learning Video Logo Product Q&A page Recipe Review snippet Sitelinks searchbox Special Announcement Video This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Creating a logo for your business Wix Logo: About the Wix Logo Maker Plans Once you've created your logo , you can purchase a logo plan that lets you download and use it on your site, and in marketing materials. Each plan offers a variety of different file types, some plans only include high-quality logo files while others also come with your very own branded site and unlimited access to the Logo Maker tools. Brand Kit Our n ew Brand Kit offers additional features for your logo. With the Brand Kit, you get unlimited post download edits and additional file types. You can access the kit with the Social, Brand Plus, Unlimited, or Business Logo plans. Just Logo plans Logo plans (Basic, Advanced, and Brand Plus) are a one-time purchase. They don't renew automatically and are non-refundable. Just need a logo? You have 3 plans to choose from. The Basic plan includes PNG logo files in one size, while the Advanced plan offers resizable SVG logo files that are ideal for printing on merchandise. However, the Brand Plus plan goes a step further and includes the new Brand Kit, which offers unlimited downloads, plus some additional file types. Click an option below to learn what benefits each plan includes: Basic The Basic plan includes: 1 logo design Full commercial usage rights to your logo 8 high resolution logo files (3000 x 3000 PNG) in color, grayscale and monochrome Advanced The Advanced plan includes: 1 logo design Full commercial usage rights to your logo 8 high resolution logo files (3000 x 3000 PNG) in color, grayscale and monochrome Resizable logo files (SVG vector files) in a range of colors, to print on anything from printable business cards to billboards Logo files for social media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Etsy, YouTube, LinkedIn and more Email signature, and watermark Optimized logos to use on Android and iOS app stores Brand Plus Note: The Brand Plus plan is a new plan and it is not yet available to everyone. In order to download all the branded assets (primary logo and all additional assets), the Brand Plus plan must be assigned to the same website as the purchased logo. The Brand Plus plan includes: Brand Kit - Unlimited logo changes, unlimited social posts, social covers, and printable business cards designs Note: You can design as many printable business cards as you like for free. Printing them involves a separate fee. Full commercial usage rights to your logo 8 high resolution logo files (3000 x 3000 PNG) in color, grayscale and monochrome Resizable logo files (SVG vector files) in a range of colors, to print on anything from printable business cards to billboards Logo files for social media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Etsy, YouTube, LinkedIn and more Email signature, and watermark Optimized logos to use on Android and iOS app stores Access to the exclusive Wix media library Ready to purchase a Just Logo plan? Go to the standalone Logo Maker to view the Just Logo plans. Logo and Online Presence plans Need help creating a unique brand for yourself and your business? The Logo and Online Presence plans don't only include logo files, but also the ability to create printable business cards, social posts, social media covers and even a branded website – all based on your logo design. Note: The Logo and Online Presence Plans are sold only in the standalone Logo Maker. Click an option below to learn what benefits each plan includes: Value The Value plan includes: 1 logo design Full commercial usage rights to your logo 8 high resolution logo files (3000 x 3000 PNG) in color, grayscale and monochrome The Wix Light website plan Note : The Light plan does not allow you to accept online payments. If you need to accept payments, you'll need to purchase a Business Logo plan Unlimited The Unlimited plan includes: Brand Kit - Unlimited logo changes, unlimited social posts, social covers, and printable business cards designs Note: You can design as many printable business cards as you like for free. Printing them involves a separate fee Full commercial usage rights to your logo 8 high resolution logo files (3000 x 3000 PNG) in color, grayscale and monochrome Resizable logo files (SVG vector files) in a range of colors, to print on anything from printable business cards to billboards You can redeem 250 free business cards Logo files for social media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Etsy, YouTube, LinkedIn and more Email signature, and watermark Optimized logos to use on Android and iOS app stores Access to the exclusive Wix media library The Wix Light website plan Note : The Light plan does not allow you to accept online payments. If you need to accept payments, you'll need to purchase a Business Logo plan. Business The Business plan includes: Brand Kit - Unlimited logo changes, unlimited social posts, social covers, and printable business cards designs Note: You can design as many printable business cards as you like for free. Printing them involves a separate fee Full commercial usage rights to your logo 8 high resolution logo files (3000 x 3000 PNG) in color, grayscale and monochrome Resizable logo files (SVG vector files) in a range of colors, to print on anything from printable business cards to billboards You can redeem 250 free business cards Logo files for social media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Etsy, YouTube, LinkedIn and more Email signature, and watermark Optimized logos to use on Android and iOS app stores Social media logo files Access to the exclusive Wix media library The Wix Core website plan Social Note: The Social plan is a new plan and it is not yet available to everyone. The Social plan includes: Brand Kit - Unlimited logo changes, unlimited social posts, social covers, and printable business cards designs Note: You can design as many printable business cards as you like for free. Printing them involves a separate fee Full commercial usage rights to your logo 8 high resolution logo files (3000 x 3000 PNG) in color, grayscale and monochrome Resizable logo files (SVG vector files) in a range of colors, to print on anything from printable business cards to billboards Logo files for social media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Etsy, YouTube, LinkedIn and more Email signature, and watermark Optimized logos to use on Android and iOS app stores Access to the exclusive Wix media library Hopp Pro plan which includes: Ad-free Link in Bio Unlimited short URLs and landing pages Premium layouts and design options FAQs Click a question below to learn more about Wix Logo plans. Can I see a sample of my logo before purchasing? Yes, once you create a logo with Wix, you automatically get access to your free sample file. This free sample file is a single low resolution jpg version of your final design. If you decide you need additional file types with higher resolution, you can upgrade to one of our plans . The additional file types are subject to your plan type, e.g. Basic, Value, Advanced, Unlimited, Business, Social and Brand Plus plans. Note: Logo plans can only be purchased with credit / debit cards and PayPal. Can I purchase a Logo plan on a monthly website subscription? Currently, it is not possible to buy Wix Logo plans that include a monthly website subscription. It is only possible to buy these plans with a yearly Premium website plan. If this is something you would like to see in the future, vote for that feature . What happens to my Wix Logo Brand kit if I upgrade to a plan that doesn't include it? Upgrading your plan will completely move your site to those plan's features. If your new selected plan does not include the Logo Brand Kit, you will no longer have access to those features including unlimited editing. Which files should I use if I want to print my logo? If you're planning on printing your logo, we recommend purchasing one of the following plans that include high quality SVG vector files : Advanced Unlimited Business Social Brand Plus These plans also include 40+ PNG files of your logo to use on your social media channels. Can I download SVG files with a background? Currently, all SVG logo files come with a transparent background by default to ensure your logo looks good in all places i.e., mugs, t-shirts, printable business cards etc. If you want to use a logo file with your chosen background color, you can use one of the PNG files that come in your downloaded ZIP file. Keep in mind that PNG files may lose quality if you resize them. If this is something you'd like to see in the future, vote for that feature . Can I download animated logo files? Currently, it is not possible to create animated logos with the Wix Logo Maker. If this is something you'd like to see in the future, vote for that feature . How can I convert my logo files into different formats? Currently, we offer Wix Logo files in PNG and SVG formats. However, you can easily convert your files to another format for free with CloudConvert . Keep in mind that CloudConvert is a third-party application, and as a result, we do not offer support for it. If this is something you'd like to see in the future, vote for that feature . Can I upload SVG files with uploaded / embedded images to the Wix Media Manager? Currently, logo SVG files with uploaded / embedded images cannot be uploaded to the Wix Media Manager. Learn more about SVG files This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Using the Wix Harmony Editor Adding and customizing elements Wix Harmony Editor: Adding and Setting Up a Form on Your Site Wix Forms helps you collect details from visitors so you can stay in touch, get leads, take bookings, and more. Add a form directly on your page in the Wix Harmony Editor, then customize how it looks and how it works for your business. Step 1 | Add a form to your site First, add a form to your site from the Add panel. You can choose a template from categories like Subscribe , Request & Registration , and Contact us , select one of your existing forms or start from scratch and design your own. To add a form to your page: Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Select Elements . Hover over the More Options icon , then scroll down and click Form & Contact . Choose how you want to start: Create a new form from scratch: Click Create new form . Add the relevant fields. Tip: You can customize these later. Add an existing form: Click Add existing form . Select the form you want to reuse. Add a form template: Select the template you want to use. Drag the template onto your page. Step 2 | Customize your form fields Once you have a form on your page, you can tailor it to your needs and use it to collect and manage important information about your visitors. Add, edit, duplicate or remove fields so each form only asks for what matters. To customize your form fields: Click the form element in your editor. Choose what you want to do: Add a new field Click Edit Form on the action bar. Click the Add icon on the left. Click the type of field you want to add. Change the design of a field Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click Design . Click Form Fields . Click the State drop-down at the top and select the state you want to customize: Normal , Hover , or Error . Use the available options to design your form fields, such as colors, borders and text style. Delete a field Click Edit Form on the action bar. Click the relevant field. Click the Delete icon . Step 3 | Edit your form's settings and save Adjust your form settings so it looks and works the way you want. Update the layout, spam filter, success message and more to create a form that fits your site and style. To edit your form settings: Click the form element in your editor. Choose what you want to do: Customize the form's design and layout settings Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click any of the tabs to customize the form: Layout: Adjust the form's padding and spacing. Design: Customize the form's background, fields, header, paragraphs and buttons. Manage: View and manage all your forms in one place. Click Save . Name the form Click Edit Form on the action bar. Click Settings . Enter a name in the Form Name field. Click Save . Adjust your spam filter Click Edit Form on the action bar. Click Settings . Scroll down and click the Spam filter settings drop-down in the Spam filter section. Choose from the following options: Only reCAPTCHA : Uses invisible reCAPTCHA to analyze site visitor behavior and determine if they are human or a bot. If suspected to be a bot, a challenge is shown. This is the lowest level of spam protection. Basic and reCAPTCHA : After passing invisible reCAPTCHA, submissions go through a basic spam filter that labels spam based on criteria like network identifiers and contact information. This is the mid-level spam protection. Advanced and reCAPTCHA : Includes reCAPTCHA and the basic filter, plus an advanced filter using additional technologies to mark spam. This highest level of spam protection is only applied if the other two filters do not mark the submission as spam. Click Save . Edit the required field style Click Edit Form on the action bar. Click Settings . Under General settings , choose how required fields are shown: Asterisk : Display an asterisk so your visitors know the field is required. Label : Display a label that says "Required". None : Do not display anything letting your users know this field is required. (Optional) Choose whether to display your asterisk before or after the field title. Click Save . Edit the confirmation message Click Edit Form on the action bar. Click Settings . Under Confirmation message , choose how the message behaves: When a form is submitted: Click the drop-down and choose what happens after a visitor submits the form: Show a message: Display a confirmation message on the form. Redirect to a URL: Send visitors to another page or external link. Clear the form: Clear all fields after submission. Message display time: Choose how long to show the message: Custom: Show the message for a set number of seconds. Enter the time in Seconds displayed . Always: Keep the message visible. Click Save . Create rules and / or extra pages for the form Click Edit Form on the action bar. Click Rules or Pages on the left to add conditional rules or multiple pages to the form: Rules: Add a conditional rule to the form. Rules improve the way you collect information based on responses. A visitor's response to one field can determine if another field is shown, hidden, required, or optional. For example, add a rule such as, 'If a visitor chooses Option A in Question 1, then Question 2 is hidden. But if they choose Option B, Question 2 is visible.' Pages: Create multiple pages for the form. This keeps questions and information organized. Tip: If you have multiple pages, make sure you add a Submit field to each page so visitors can navigate through the pages by clicking 'Next.' Click Save . Step 4 | View and manage your form submissions All the information you collect through Wix Forms is stored in one place. From the Forms & Submissions tab in your site’s dashboard, you can review and export submissions, control who gets notified when someone submits a form and more. To view and manage form submissions: Go to Forms & Submissions in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant form and click the More Actions icon . Select View submissions . Choose how to manage your submission data: Sort submission data Click the arrow next to the relevant field title to sort the table by that column. Edit submission data Click the relevant submission. Click Edit under Submission details . Edit the submission as needed. Export data from the table Select the checkbox to the left of the relevant submission. Click Export . Select the data you want to export. Click Export . Download PDF Click the More Actions icon next to the submission. Select Download PDF . Access the PDF from your downloads folder. Notes: You can only download one submission at a time. You can't customize the PDF settings. Only fields with data are included in the PDF. Empty fields (e.g., optional fields left blank) are excluded. Mark a submission as spam Select the checkbox to the left of the relevant submission. Click Report as spam . Notes: Unmark submissions marked as spam by selecting the checkbox to the left of the relevant submission in the Spam tab, then click Report as not spam . To permanently delete spam submissions, click the More Actions icon and select Permanently delete . Spam submissions (submissions filtered automatically by the spam filter or submissions manually marked as spam) will stay in this tab for 30 days, after that they will be permanently deleted. Mark a submission as trash Select the checkbox next to the relevant submission. Click Move to trash . Note: You can always restore submissions you previously marked as trash from the Trash tab. Form submissions manually marked as Trash will be kept in the Trash tab for 180 days. After that time, they will be permanently deleted. Tip: Click Summarize with AI to view an overall picture of your form submissions. You can also ask questions about the data collected by the form, such as how many submissions came in from a specific city. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. How do I test a form? To test a form, follow the steps below: Select the form in your editor. Click Edit Form on the action bar. Click the Preview tab at the top of the form builder. Test the form by selecting different options, inputting information in text boxes, and clicking 'Next' to navigate between form pages. How many forms can I add to my site? You can create 4 forms for free. If you upgrade your site , you can create as many forms as you need. How do I set email notifications for a form? When someone submits a form, an email automatically gets sent to the site owner notifying them about the submission. This email notification is built using Wix Automations . Once you have set up an automation trigger , you can update the automation as well as change who receives emails from the Forms & Submissions tab in the site's dashboard. Go to Forms & Submissions in the site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to a form. Click Form notifications . Tip: This opens the Settings tab where you can see your active automations. Click Edit next to the relevant automation. Click the Action. Scroll to the Set Recipients section on the left panel. Click + Add Recipients . Click Collaborator Roles . Select the Collaborator roles you want to receive the form submission notifications. Click Apply . I would like to restore a deleted field, is this possible? Yes. When deleting a field from a form with existing submissions, it moves to the Deleted Fields section. Click the More Actions icon to restore the field to make it active again or delete it permanently. Keep in mind that permanently deleting a field also removes all submissions associated with it. How do I customize my form’s design and layout settings on mobile? To customize your form’s design and layout settings on mobile: Click the Mobile icon at the top right of the page. Click the form you want to edit. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click any of the tabs to customize the form: Layout: Adjust the form's padding and spacing. Design: Customize the form's background, fields, header, paragraphs and buttons. Click Save . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Creating a logo for your business Wix Logo: Ordering Branded Merchandise in the Wix Logo Maker Promote your business and expand your brand's reach with t-shirts, mugs, tote bags, magnets and stickers. With Wix, you can easily design your own merchandise and have it shipped directly to your doorstep. Ordering your merchandise Choose the merchandise item(s) you want to order and clarify the size of the merchandise and quantity you want delivered. If you want to order business cards , the process is slightly different. Before you begin: To order printed merchandise, make sure that you first purchase your logo . To order merchandise: Go to the Brand Studio . Click the My Brands drop-down at the top. Select the relevant brand. Click the Brand Actions drop-down and select Print Logo on Merchandise . Click the Shipping to drop-down and select your shipping destination. Click Get Started below the item you want to order. Depending on the item you chose, follow the steps below: T-Shirts (Optional) Customize your T-shirt template: Click Customize at the bottom left. Design your T-shirt using the available options. When ready, click Done at the top right. Select a color for your T-shirt: Black or white. Choose a size from the drop-down menu. Tip: Click Size Chart to get the exact measurements of each size. Select a quantity. Click Add to Cart . Click Continue to Checkout. Enter your shipping details and click Save & Continue . Confirm your payment method and click Submit Purchase . Mugs (Optional) Customize your mug template: Click Customize at the bottom left. Design your mug using the available options. When ready, click Done at the top right. Choose the amount of mugs you want per pack. Click Add to Cart . Click Continue to Checkout. Enter your shipping details and click Save & Continue . Confirm your payment method and click Submit Purchase . Tote Bags (Optional) Customize your tote bag template: Click Customize at the bottom left. Design your tote bag using the available options. When ready, click Done at the top right. Choose the amount of bags you want per pack. Click Add to Cart . Click Continue to Checkout. Enter your shipping details and click Save & Continue . Confirm your payment method and click Submit Purchase . Stickers (Optional) Customize your sticker template: Click Customize at the bottom left. Design your sticker using the available options. When ready, click Done at the top right. Select the dimensions of your sticker. Choose the amount of stickers you want per pack. Click Add to Cart . Click Continue to Checkout. Enter your shipping details and click Save & Continue . Confirm your payment method and click Submit Purchase . Magnets (Optional) Customize your magnet template: Click Customize at the bottom left. Design your magnet using the available options. When ready, click Done at the top right. Select the dimensions of your magnet. Choose the amount of magnets you want per pack. Click Add to Cart . Click Continue to Checkout. Enter your shipping details and click Save & Continue . Confirm your payment method and click Submit Purchase . Viewing your order history Once you have completed your order, you can check your order's status and track your merchandise from the Brand Studio. To view your order history: Go to the Brand Studio . Click the My Brands drop-down at the top. Select the relevant brand. Click the Brand Actions drop-down and select Print Logo on Merchandise . Click Order History . Click View items . Click Track Order . Tip: If you've ordered business cards from the Business Card Maker, follow these instructions to view your order history . You can also view your business card order history from the Business Cards & More section of the dashboard . Available products by region Your custom merchandise order is printed and shipped by Order a Print. The available products vary per region. Learn more about Order a Print . Note: Orders are fulfilled by Order a Print . You can cancel an order within the first 24 hours. Damaged or defective orders need to be reported within seven days of the delivery date to Order a Print and not Wix. Order a Print will investigate and send a replacement at their discretion. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Using the Wix Harmony Editor Branding your site Wix Harmony Editor: Adding a Logo to Your Site Your logo is at the heart of your brand's identity. It helps people recognise your site at a glance and sets a professional tone for everything you do. Have a logo ready to go? Upload it to your site and get up and running right away. Or, if you want to try something new, use the Wix Logo Maker to experiment with designs and create a logo that really captures your brand’s personality. Adding a logo to your site Upload your own existing logo or create a new logo from inside your site's editor. You can upload directly from your Media Manager or get creative with the Logo Maker. To add a logo: Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Select the Graphics category. Scroll down to Site Logo and click Add a logo . Click the logo element on the page. Click Customize Logo on the action bar. Choose what you want to do: Create a logo with the Logo Maker: Click Create with Logo Maker . (Optional) Add a tagline to appear on the logo. Hover over the design you like best and choose what to do next: Add to site: Add the logo directly to your site. Customize: Customize the logo using the available options. Click Apply to Site . Upload my own: Click Upload Logo . Select the relevant file from the Media Manager. Click Update . Customzing the logo's design Take a moment to perfect your logo so it reflects your vision. Remove the logo's background, crop it to the perfect size, or revisit the Logo Maker to explore new touches - every detail adds to your brand’s story. To customize a logo: Go to your editor . Click the logo element on the page. Click Customize Logo on the action bar. Choose what you want to customize: Remove the logo's background Click Remove Background . Click Save and Add to Site . Note: You can remove the background once per image. Edit a logo created with Logo Maker Click Open Logo Maker . Customize the logo using the available options. Click Apply to site . Replace the logo with your own file Click Replace Logo to open the Media Manager. (In the Media Manager) Select the relevant file or upload a new one. Click Update . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about adding a logo to your site: How can I add a link to my logo? Click the logo element on the page. Click the Link icon . Click Choose a link and select where you want to link the logo to. Learn more about the types of links available . How can I add alt text to my logo? Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Enter your alt text in the Accessible name field. Can I create another version of the logo I created with the Logo Maker? Yes. You can create secondary logos in addition to your primary logo. Click the logo element on the page. Click Customize Logo on the action bar. Click Open Logo Maker . Click the Create new logo icon . Hover over the logo template you like best and click Select . Customize the logo using the available options. Click Apply to site . Notes: When downloading your primary logo, you get all the files included in the Logo plan you have. Learn more about what's included in each plan. When downloading a secondary logo, you get a 500 x 500 px PNG file of your logo as designed. This means you don't get any variations of your secondary logo, like black and white files or files with a transparent background, for example. Do I need to pay to create a logo with Wix? No. You can create a logo and use it on your site for free. However, logo plans allow you to download your logo as high resolution files, and specific file formats for different sites and merchandise. Learn more about logo plans . What are the recommended ratios for logos I upload? We recommend uploading a logo file with a ratio of 1:1 (square in shape). We also recommend uploading your logo as a PNG or SVG file with a transparent background. SVG files (or vector files) are ideal for logos as they are infinitely scalable, meaning you don't have to compromise on quality or resolution. Learn more about supported file types and sizes . Where are my logo files stored? When you add a logo to your site (uploaded or applied directly from the Logo Maker) , the file is automatically saved in your Logo Media Manager. This media manager contains only your logo files. If you want to access the regular Media Manager, click the Wix dropdown at the top left of the editor and select Media Manager . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Music: General Troubleshooting If you are experiencing issues with Wix Music, see our solutions below. Click an issue below to find out how to resolve it: The player isn't working Delete the existing player. Add a new player from the Add panel. Notes: Your music is saved in your music library, so don't worry about deleting your player. Don't copy and paste the player itself as you might be also copying the problem. Music files aren't uploading Make sure that the files you are uploading meet the requirements. If the file is not supported by Wix Music, you can convert it to another file type. See our file guidelines for Wix Music . Music isn't downloading If your issue relates to music downloads, try disabling the sale and then turning it back on. Learn more about selling your music . Payments aren't working If you are having issues with payments, check that a supported payment gateway is properly connected. Learn how to connect a payment method . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix Payments: The Difference Between Account Types While setting up your Wix Payments account, you're asked to select an account type depending on how you do business. Usually, this can be either an individual or a business account. Selecting the correct account type will help you to manage your Wix Payments account in the best way for your business. Account types per region You may see different business types when you set up your Wix Payments account. The available types depend on your country or region. Click your country or region below to see which business types you can choose and what information you may need to provide. Where do I get my payouts? Individuals get their payouts to a personal bank account. Sole traders and some sole proprietorships can receive payouts to either a personal or business bank account, depending on your country. All other business types get their payouts to a business bank account. Austria Individual: A business operated by one person without a registered business name. Sole proprietorship : One person business registered under your own name or a business name. Company: Registered legal entity with a business registration number. Partnership: Business with 2 or more owners that may be registered as a legal entity. Association/Non profit: Non profit or membership based group that is registered as a legal entity. Note: Partnerships in Austria may be asked to provide a Firmenbuchnummer when setting up their Wix Payments account. Business bank account details and a physical address are also required. Associations in Austria may be asked to provide a Zentrales Vereinsregister Zahl . Belgium Individual: A business operated by one person without a registered business name or registration number. Sole proprietorship: One person business registered under your own name or a business name with a registration number. Company/Organization: Registered legal entity with a business registration number. Unincorporated partnership: Business with 2 or more owners that is not registered as an independent legal entity. Finland Individual: A business operated by one person without a registered business name. Sole proprietorship: One person business registered under your own name or a business name. Company/Organization: Registered legal entity with a business registration number. Germany Individual: A business operated by one person without a registered business name. Sole proprietorship: One person business registered under your own name or a business name. Company: Registered legal entity with a business registration number. Incorporated partnership/Association: Business or group with 2 or more owners or members, or a non profit, that is registered as a legal entity. Unincorporated partnership : Business with 2 or more owners that is not registered as an independent legal entity. Note: Partnerships or associations in Germany may be asked to provide a Handelsregisternummer when setting up their Wix Payments account. Business bank account details and a physical address are also required. Ireland Individual: A business operated by one person without a registered business name. Sole proprietorship: One person business registered under your own name or a business name. Company/Organization: Registered legal entity with a business registration number. Unincorporated partnership: Business with 2 or more owners that is not registered as an independent legal entity. Italy Individual: A business operated by one person without a registered business name or registration number. Sole proprietorship: One person business registered under your own name or a business name with a registration number. Company/Organization: Registered legal entity with a business registration number. Note : Sole proprietors in Italy are required to submit a codice fiscale number when setting up their Wix Payments account. Acceptable ID , bank account details and a physical address are also required. Lithuania Individual: A business operated by one person without a registered business name. Sole proprietorship: One person business registered under your own name or a business name. Company/Organization: Registered legal entity with a business registration number. Netherlands Individual: A business operated by one person without a registered business name or registration number. Sole proprietorship: One person business registered under your own name or a business name with a registration number. Company/Organization: Registered legal entity with a business registration number. Unincorporated partnership: Business with 2 or more owners that is not registered as an independent legal entity. Note: Corporations and other registered entities in the Netherlands may be asked to provide a KvK Business Number when setting up their Wix Payments account. Business bank account details , a physical address and a list of company directors may also be required. Portugal Individual: A business operated by one person without a registered business name. Sole proprietorship: One person business registered under your own name or a business name with a registration number. Company/Organization: Registered legal entity with a business registration number. Spain Individual: A business operated by one person without a registered business name or registration number. Sole proprietorship: One person business registered under your own name or a business name with a registration number. Company/Organization: Registered legal entity with a business registration number. Unincorporated partnership: Business with 2 or more owners that is not registered as an independent legal entity. Switzerland Individual: A business operated by one person without a registered business name or registration number. Sole proprietorship: One person business registered under your own name or a business name with a registration number. Company/Organization: Registered legal entity with a business registration number. Unincorporated partnership: Business with 2 or more owners that is not registered as an independent legal entity. Note: Sole proprietors in Switzerland may submit a BID / UID number when setting up their Wix Payments account. Acceptable ID , bank account details and a physical address are also required. United Kingdom Individual: A business operated by one person without a registered business name or registration number. Sole trader: One person business registered under your own name or a business name. Company/Organization: Registered legal entity with a company registration number. Unincorporated partnership: Business with 2 or more owners that is not registered as an independent legal entity. Note: UK sole traders are required to submit a Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) number when setting up their Wix Payments account. Acceptable ID , bank account details and a physical address are also required. United States Individual: A business operated by one person without a registered business name or EIN. Sole proprietorship: One person business registered under your own name or a business name with an EIN. Company/Organization: Registered legal entity with an EIN. Unincorporated partnership: Business with 2 or more owners that is not registered as an independent legal entity. FAQs Click the questions below to learn more about account types. My NGO is an unregistered charity. Can I use Wix Payments? If your non-governmental organization doesn't have an EIN or any other company registration ID, it is not possible to create a business account. Wix does not support unregistered charities in compliance with our prohibited products and services . As an alternative, you can check other payment providers available in your region to see if they support your NGO type. What is the difference between an individual and sole proprietor? An individual is someone who is not officially registered as running a business. You sign up in your own name and use a personal bank account, and you usually do not have a business registration number. A sole proprietor is registered as self‑employed (for example, as a freelancer). You are still one person, but you are registered as a sole proprietor. You might have a business bank account or use a personal account, and you might also have a business registration number, depending on your country. How should I upload documents to Wix Payments? To send your documents successfully, follow our guidelines for uploading documents to Wix Payments . What happens if my account information doesn't match my documents? The information you include in your account set up must match the documents you provided. If not, the verification will fail and your payouts are put on hold. Can I change my Wix Payments account type later? In some cases, yes. For example, you may start with an individual account and later register a company, or want payouts to go to a business bank account. If your account can be changed online, you see an option on the Edit Account Details page in your Wix Payments settings. If you do not see this option, follow the message in your account to contact Customer Care. What happens when I change my account type? When you submit an account type change, your payouts are put on hold while your new details are reviewed. You can keep accepting payments from your customers, but new payments remain pending until your account is verified with the new details. After verification is complete, payouts are enabled again and include those pending payments. How does changing my account type affect my 1099-K form? Changing your account type can affect how your transactions are reported for tax purposes. In some cases, you may receive more than one 1099-K form if your payments were processed under different account setups. Learn more about getting a 1099-K form from Wix Payments. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Billing & premium subscriptions Invoices for Wix services Different Amount Appearing on Your Wix Invoice and Bank Statement There are two main reasons why the amount listed on your bank statement might not match the amount on your Wix invoice. The amounts are in different currencies: Depending on your location, the amount listed on your Wix invoice may be displayed in US dollars (for example, in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Argentina, Israel or Singapore). The amount you see on your bank statement will be in your local currency. You have been charged bank fees: Your bank may charge additional processing fees for your payment. For example, a transaction fee or a currency conversion fee. Note: Bank fees or exchange rates are not determined or controlled by Wix. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit