< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Third-Party Apps: Marketing Apps Wix offers a variety of marketing apps in the Wix App Market. These apps are all expertly built by third-party app developers and are designed to help enhance your marketing process and boost your site's reach. Benefits of adding a third-party app to your site Third-party apps are professional solutions designed to help enhance your site. Marketing apps in particular can really help give your site the boost it needs, by reaching a wider audience, generating more leads and optimizing your SEO. Extended reach Reach a wider audience and potential customer base by adding third-party apps that focus on expanding your presence within the wider online community. For instance, you could create an affiliate marketing program for your brand, that enables your site members, or even influencers to target a new customer base and help bring in those sales. Qualify leads Generate and qualify more leads by adding subscription boxes, and contact forms to your site. You can also find a variety of third-party apps that offer ways to automate lead generation for you. For example, apps that automate bulk email collection, or that pop-up on your site offering incentives to your new site visitors. SEO Good SEO is essential for a website's success because it directly impacts its ranking on search engines like Google. Many of the third-party apps in the Wix App Market offer help with generating keywords, creating backlinks, and boosting site traffic. Third-party marketing apps integrated with Wix We understand the importance of some of these professional solutions, which is why we've hand-picked some apps to integrate with Wix . Integration What you can use it for Google Analytics Discover where your visitors come from and what they do on your site. Track the number of visitors to a page, where, how long they stay, and what keywords they use to find your site. Facebook Pixel & CAPI Track your Facebook campaigns, see conversion rates, and more. Automatically connect your site with your Facebook Business Account, your Facebook Pixel, and the new Facebook Conversions API (CAPI). Google Tag Manager Use Google Tag Manager to implement a tag management system. Keep your tags and third party code snippets updated and organized in one convenient location. Google Ads Run targeted remarketing ad campaigns and get useful insights with conversion tracking. Show targeted ads to customers who have already visited your site and measure the conversion actions that users take after they click or view your Google ads. TikTok Pixel Use Wix's TikTok Pixel integration to add a pixel to your site and gain insights into your audience. Track conversions to your site for your Tiktok ad campaigns and get data that you can use to optimize your ads and improve your retargeting. TikTok Ads Showcase your products on TikTok to maximize your sales. Create TikTok ad campaigns, sell products through in-feed videos and sync your product catalog to reach more shoppers. Facebook Catalog Promote your store products on Facebook through different sales channels. Automatically update your Facebook Catalog with important information about your products such as the name, description, and price. Google Merchant Center Add products from your Wix Stores to your Google Merchant Center catalog. Promote your store products on Google and schedule regular updates so that your catalog is up to date with any changes that you make. Yandex Metrica Measure and analyze the behavior of your site's visitors. Get detailed traffic data about your desktop and mobile visitors in real time and identify the channels that drive your audience to your site. Ads.txt Add your own Authorized Digital Sellers (ads.txt) file and control who’s allowed to advertise on your site. Mailchimp Leverage your existing customer or subscriber data with Mailchimp’s powerful CRM. Get custom reports and insights to help you track your sales and campaign efficiency. Send personalized marketing campaigns based on visitor interaction with your site. FAQs Click a question to find out more about third-party apps. What is a third-party app? A third-party app is an app that is made by other developers or companies. They are not considered a product of Wix. While they are not our apps, we do provide access to them from our App Market. This gives you more variety when it comes to optimizing your site. How can I contact support for help with my app? If you find that you need help with a particular app, the best thing to do is contact the app developers directly. Developers contact details (website and/or email) are provided in every app listing in the Wix App Market. What happens if an app is removed from the Wix App Market? Wix is committed to bring you the best app experience possible which means older apps or apps that are no longer available are removed from the Wix App Market. When an app is removed from the Wix App Market it is added to our list of removed apps . We recommend checking the status of the app in your dashboard as it might need to be deleted from your site. Note: The app details, including the support details, are removed from the list after 90 days. 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 POS Register: Using the BBPOS WisePad 3 Card Reader Important: The BBPOS WisePad 3 reader is available for purchase only for merchants based in Canada or in the UK. Your card reader allows you to accept credit and debit cards as well as phone app payments from customers. This card reader supports all magstripe and EMV payment functions and you can use it to accept new forms of payment, such as Apple Pay, Android Pay, Samsung Pay, VISA Paywave, MasterCard PayPass, AMEX ExpressPay, Interac, and Discover D-PAS. Charging the reader Make sure the device is fully charged before you use it. Note: When charging, always plug the reader into a wall outlet, not directly into the tablet. Connecting the reader to the tablet To set up the card reader, you need to connect it to your tablet. If you ever replace your reader, you can use the instructions below to disconnect the old one and connect a new one. To connect or disconnect the reader: Tap and release the power button on the card reader to turn it on. Tip: The Bluetooth turns on automatically. Open the POS tablet. Tap the Connect Reader icon at the bottom right of the tablet. How do I know if I'm using the New Wix POS or Wix POS Register? This article will help you understand the differences between the New Wix POS and Wix POS Register. New Wix POS Open the POS tablet. Tap the Connect icon . Select what you want to do: Connect your card reader: Tap Connect next to Card reader . Tap Connect New . Tap the relevant reader. Tap It's Powered On . Tap It's Connected . (Optional) Enter a name for the card reader and tap Continue . Enter the code shown on your card reader and tap Pair Reader . Tap Done . Disconnect your card reader: Tap Unpair at the top right. Tap Unpair to confirm. POS Register Select what you want to do: Connect your card reader: Tap Set up Card Reader . Tap Connect next to the relevant reader. Tap Done . Disconnect your card reader: Tap Unpair at the top right. Tap Unpair to confirm. Using the card reader Keep your card reader charged, so it's ready to use whenever you need to make a sale. The reader automatically disconnects if the battery dips below a 25% charge. To ensure smooth functioning, make sure the card reader is no more than 15 meters (49 feet) away from the tablet. Tip: When the reader isn't in use, it turns off automatically after 10 hours. Updating the card reader software Check for updates to the card reader software from time to time and update the software when available. To update the card reader software: New Wix POS Open the POS tablet. Tap the Connect icon . Tap Card reader . Tap Check for Updates . If an update is available, tap Update Now and follow the instructions. Note: After the update has been completed, it will flash blue and orange. If the reader is unresponsive, restart it. POS Register Open the POS tablet. Tap the Connect Reader icon at the bottom right. Tap Check for Update . If an update is available, tap Update Now and follow the instructions. Note: After the update has been completed, it will flash blue and orange. If the reader is unresponsive, restart it. Troubleshooting your card reader If you have any problems operating the card reader, check out these troubleshooting steps . 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) Removing Pages that Incorrectly Appear in Google Search Results By default, search engines like Google crawl and index most pages on your live Wix site. You can prevent search engines from crawling certain pages on your site if you don't want them in search results. If a page still appears in search results after you do this, you can send a request to Google to remove the page. Pages on your site that search engines don't index Wix automatically prevents search engines from crawling some pages on your site by adding a "noindex" robots meta tag to them. The "Noindex" robots meta tag tells search engines like Google to skip this page when indexing your site. You can see a page's "noindex" tag by viewing the page's source code . The page types that Wix adds a "noindex" tag to are: Private member pages Wix Blog archive pages Wix Blog tag pages Password protected pages also don't get crawled by search engines because they are not able to access the content of the pages. Preventing search engines from indexing a page If you don't want a specific page to appear in search results, you can prevent search engines from indexing it by adding a "noindex" robots meta tag to the page. You can also stop Google from indexing your page by password protecting it . To fully remove a page, you also need to block AI crawlers from accessing it. Preventing search engine indexing does not automatically stop AI crawlers from reading your content. Important: Hiding a page from your site's menu does not prevent search engines from indexing a page. A page that is hidden from your menu can still appear in search results. Removing pages from Google search results If you've already prevented search engines from indexing your page, it may still sometimes appear in search results. For example, Google may have crawled your site before you prevented it from indexing the page. You can send a request to Google to remove the URL using their URL removal tool . Important: To use the URL removal tool, you need to verify your site with Google Search Console. You can let Wix do this for you using the Wix SEO Setup Checklist , or you can verify your site manually. To remove a URL: Go to Google Search Console . Click Removals . Click New Request . Select Clear Cached URL . Enter your page's URL. Click Next . Important: After you send the request, you should ask Google to crawl the page again by requesting indexing for it . It can take some time for Google to remove your page from search results. Your site's llms.txt file is regenerated daily and automatically reflects only the pages that remain on your site. 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) Incorrect Page Title Tags and Meta Descriptions in Search Engine Results Whenever you make changes to the title tags and meta descriptions of your site's pages, search engines need to crawl these changes before they can appear in search results. This process of recrawling your site can take some time. If the incorrect information still appears in search results after some time, you can send a request to Google to recrawl the page. Before you begin: Make sure you're viewing your site's source code the way search engines do . Manually requesting a recrawl If you want changes that you make to title tags and meta descriptions to appear quicker, some search engines allow you to request that they recrawl a page. For example, for Google search results you can use Google Search Console to manually request indexing for the page. Learn more about requesting recrawls for a page Important: Requesting a recrawl does not guarantee that your page's search result will update quicker. Make sure to publish your changes before you request a recrawl. Reasons for wrong information showing after recrawling If you still see the wrong title tags and meta descriptions in search engine results after requesting a recrawl, it may be for one of the reasons below. The search engine decided that other information is more appropriate The title tags and meta descriptions you add to your site's pages are just a guide for search engines. Sometimes, they decide that other information on your page is more appropriate for describing what your page is about. Search engines might also change your title tags and meta descriptions to more accurately match what the person is searching for. This is also why there is sometimes a difference between the results in desktop and mobile searches for the same site. If you think this might be the case for your page, you can try updating the page's content or adding new content to the page. Your title tags and meta descriptions don't meet the requirements In some cases, search engines may rewrite your title tag or meta descriptions if the information you provided doesn't meet their quality requirements. For example, Google may determine that your title tags and meta descriptions do not meet their webmaster guidelines , and choose other content from the page instead. If you think this might be the issue, you can try updating your title tags and meta descriptions. Custom code on your site is affecting your page Custom code on your site can sometimes affect your page's browser tab title . Try removing any custom code you added to your site if you see an incorrect browser tab title. 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 Pricing Plans: Creating Segments For Your Subscribers Use segments to group contacts based on their Pricing Plans subscription activity. This helps you send the right message to the right people such as active subscribers, new members, or people whose subscriptions ended. Pricing Plans segments automatically use subscription data, such as purchased plans and subscription status, to group contacts. Creating a segment for your subscribers Create a segment from scratch using pricing plans filters to target the contacts you want to reach. For example, reach new subscribers with a welcome message, onboarding tips, or a first-purchase thank-you. View an example segment of a welcome message for new subscribers Purchased Plan: is any, in the last 7 days Subscription Status: is Active Subscription Type: is Pricing Plans To create a segment: Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Segments at the top right. Click + Create Segment . Click + Start from Scratch . Enter a name for your segment (e.g. Active pricing plan subscribers). Click + Add a Filter . Choose a filter relevant to Pricing Plans: Purchased Plan This option matches contacts who bought a plan. Choose the relevant condition: is any / is any of. Select the relevant value (e.g. last 7 days, is on or before). (Optional) Choose the relevant date / date range. Subscription status Choose the relevant condition: is / is not. Select the relevant value: Active, Paused, Canceled, Ended. Subscription type This option matches contacts by the kind of subscription. Select is as the condition. Select the relevant value (e.g. Pricing Plans). Subscription in grace period This option matched contacts whose payment failed, but whose access has not been removed yet. Select is as the condition. Select the relevant value: True / False. Click Create Segment . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about creating a segment for your subscribers. Can I combine Pricing Plans filters with an OR relationship? No. All filters in a segment must be true at the same time. To target multiple statuses, select the condition "is not" to exclude the statuses you don't want. For example, to reach subscribers whose plans are either canceled or ended, add the following filters: Subscription Status: is not Active Subscription Status: is not Paused Subscription Type: is Pricing Plans This excludes Active and Paused subscribers, leaving only Canceled and Ended subscribers. Can I exclude a specific status, such as everyone who is not 'Active?' Yes. You can select "Subscription Status: is not Active" and "Subscription Status: is not Paused" as separate filters to reach Canceled or Ended subscribers in one segment. How often do segments update? Segments update automatically whenever a subscriber's status changes. You don't need to refresh or rebuild them manually. 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 Need more help? Solving performance and technical issues Site Performance: Using Third Party Code on Your Site You can use third-party code across your site to enrich your visitors' experience and add more capabilities. However, third-party code can impact your site's performance and loading time if not optimized. Optimizing code on your site As third-party code can impact your site performance and speed, it's important to optimize it where possible. Optimizing code can lessen its impact on your site, and provide a smoother, faster experience for visitors. There are a few ways in which you can optimize your code: Add the defer attribute to your third-party script. This attribute tells your visitors' browser to not wait for the script, so your site content can load uninterrupted. The third-party embed loads in the background, and runs when the site's DOM is complete. Place third-party scripts at the end of the code body. This ensures that your regular site content doesn't get delayed or prevented from rendering. Reduce the amount of third-party code on your site where you can. Only use code that is necessary for your business and site needs, and remove any that are no longer required. Using marketing code on your site You may use third-party tools such as Facebook Ads and Google Analytics for marketing purposes on your site. This code, though useful, can affect your site's loading time and performance. As an alternative, we recommend using Wix's integrations to embed marketing tools on your site. As these options are integrated with Wix, they have less of an impact on your site's performance, and you don't need to worry about attributes or script placement. However, as they are third-party code, we still recommend only implementing them where necessary. Issues with third-party code Third-party code has not been tested by Wix and we are therefore unable to provide support for it. If you are experiencing issues with your code snippet, you should check that you've copied the code from the provider and pasted it correctly. If the code is correct and re-entering it doesn't resolve the issue, contact the code provider directly for support in resolving the issue. 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 Hotels by HotelRunner: Connecting Goibibo & MakeMyTrip to Your Site Integrating Goibibo & MakeMyTrip with Wix Hotels by HotelRunner helps streamline your booking management. Follow these steps to set up the integration and ensure your room rates and availability are always up-to-date. Step 1 | Important information before you connect Goibibo & MakeMyTrip Before you connect Goibibo & MakeMyTrip as a channel, make sure to set and update the rates and availability of all rooms on the Inventory Calendar . After connection, HotelRunner will transfer all of your inventory to Goibibo & MakeMyTrip. This overwrites the calendar you have on the channel and all updates must be done from Wix. Your extranet calendar will be blocked. Only the reservations you receive after the connection is complete will be transferred to your Wix Hotels by HotelRunner dashboard. If you have future reservations that you received before the connection, please add them manually in the dashboard for your availability to be correct. You can connect only one Hotel ID from each channel to each Wix Hotels by HotelRunner account. Group Hotels or different Hotel IDs cannot be connected to the same Wix Hotels by HotelRunner account. Before the integration, to open your slots on Goibibo & MakeMyTrip, please update your rooms with 2 weeks of rates and availability for the channel manager to fully register your rooms. If you have blocked certain dates on your calendar before the integration, once the integration is completed, we cannot overwrite your blocked dates. To manage your calendar, please unblock your calendar from the Goibibo & MakeMyTrip extranet. Step 2 | Approve Wix Hotels by HotelRunner for connection on Goibibo & MakeMyTrip To approve Wix Hotels by HotelRunner on the Goibibo & MakeMyTrip website, log in to your Goibibo & MakeMyTrip extranet, go to Property , and choose HotelRunner from the Select Channel Manager drop-down. Then copy and paste the access token to complete the integration in the Wix Hotels by HotelRunner dashboard. Note: For further assistance, visit the Goibibo & MakeMyTrip help center . To approve Wix Hotels by HotelRunner for connection with Goibibo & MakeMyTrip: Log in to the Goibibo & MakeMyTrip extranet with your username and password. Note: Please log in to Goibibo & MakeMyTrip using the main host login information. You should not have another Goibibo & MakeMyTrip account open in your browser during this process because it will automatically connect to that account. Go to Property . Choose HotelRunner from the Select Channel Manager drop-down. Click Add . Copy your access token. You need this access token while adding the channel in the Wix Hotels by HotelRunner channel manager. Step 3 | Connect to Goibibo & MakeMyTrip on Wix Hotels by HotelRunner Once you have selected HotelRunner on Goibibo and copied your access token, log in to your Wix Hotels by HotelRunner dashboard to complete the integration. To connect Goibibo & MakeMyTrip: Go to Channel Manager in the Wix Hotels by HotelRunner dashboard. Click Connect next to Goibibo & MakeMyTrip in Wix Hotels by HotelRunner. Enter Hotel ID . Enter the access token from Goibibo in the Username field. Click Save and Continue . Step 4 | Map your room types on Goibibo & MakeMyTrip To map room types, find your room IDs on the Goibibo & MakeMyTrip extranet, and then input these IDs in the Room type mapping section of the Wix Hotels by HotelRunner dashboard. Goibibo & MakeMyTrip automatically sends your rooms to Wix Hotels by HotelRunner with their custom names. For this reason, you can use room IDs to distinguish your rooms from each other. Room IDs appear in the bottom right of the Wix Hotels by HotelRunner. Make sure to match room availability and prices. You can then use the "Advanced Settings" feature to further adjust prices, then click "Complete mapping" once all room types and rates are set. Important: In the channels where you see the HR standard rate, it should always be set as “Main Rate” and “Don't Send”. To map your room types: Collect your room IDs on the Goibibo & MakeMyTrip extranet. In another tab on your browser, go to Channel Manager in the Wix Hotels by HotelRunner dashboard. Click View channel details next to Goibibo & MakeMyTrip. Click Fetch room types . Hover over each room type and click Expand . Match your Goibibo & MakeMyTrip room types with your room types on Wix Hotels by HotelRunner using the drop-downs. Note: Make sure to double-check you are matching the correct room types across both platforms, as there may be differences in room type names. Click Save at the bottom. Step 5 | Adjust your advanced settings With the advanced settings for the Goibibo & MakeMyTrip integration, you can ensure your room availability doesn't fall below a set number using the base availability. You can also adjust room rates by specifying a different price to send to Goibibo & MakeMyTrip. Additionally, you can choose to stop sales for certain rate types or mark rates as read-only to prevent updates. To adjust your advanced settings: Go to Channel Manager in the Wix Hotels by HotelRunner dashboard. Click View channel details next to Goibibo & MakeMyTrip. Hover over the relevant room type and click Expand . Click Advanced Settings at the top right. Select the relevant option from the Room type of your property drop-down. Choose the relevant option from the Allocation type drop-down: No changes: Keeps the current availability settings without making any adjustments. Choose this option when you’re confident that your existing inventory data is accurate and up-to-date. Number of available beds in available rooms: Sets the availability based on the number of beds in the rooms that are available. For example, if you manage a hostel where each room has multiple beds, and you want to track and sell each bed individually within the available rooms. Number of available beds: Sets the availability based on the total number of beds available. For example, a dormitory where beds can be booked individually, regardless of which specific room they are in. Number of available rooms: Sets the availability based on the total number of rooms available. Use this option for traditional hotels where you want to set availability based on entire rooms being booked, without focusing on the number of beds in each room. Enter the relevant number in the Base availability field. Note: Make sure it matches your availability in your Inventory Calendar . Select the relevant option under Commission included : Yes or No Enter the relevant Adjustment amount. Choose either a percentage adjustment or a monetary adjustment, and choose whether the adjustment is an increase + or a decrease - . Enter the Commission percentage. Enable the Main rate toggle to set this rate type as the main rate. Enable the Read-only toggle to update reservations and availability of the room. Note: Other updates such as rate, minimum stay, stop sell, etc., are not affected. Enable the Send price toggle to update only availability for the room type. The price for this rate type won’t be sent to Goibibo & MakeMyTrip. Repeat steps 9-14 for all room types. Click Save . Show me how to use advanced settings to increase my room rates on Goibibo & MakeMyTrip For example, if you want to send your rate for a room type to Goibibo & MakeMyTrip at a 25% higher rate than on your Wix Hotels by HotelRunner calendar: In the drop-down next to the room type, select your room on Wix that corresponds to the room in the target channel. For example, select "Junior 2 guests" as in the example below. Select Don't send. Type 25 in the Adjustment field. Click the percentage adjustment icon . Click the Increase icon + . Enable the Main rate toggle. Enable the Send price toggle. Repeat steps 1-6 above for all relevant room types. Click Save at the bottom. Step 5 | Activate the Goibibo & MakeMyTrip connection After completing your room mapping, click Activate . Once the Goibibo & MakeMyTrip connection is complete, all your inventory (rates, availability, and restrictions) on your Wix Hotels by HotelRunner calendar will be transferred to your Goibibo & MakeMyTrip account. You can review and update your room mapping from the Channel Manager in the dashboard at any time. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Click a question below to learn more. What should I do before connecting Wix Hotels by HotelRunner with Goibibo & MakeMyTrip? Make sure all your room rates and availability are set on the Inventory Calendar in the Wix Hotels by HotelRunner dashboard. This setup will be transferred to Goibibo & MakeMyTrip, and any updates must be managed from Wix after the connection. Update your rooms with 2 weeks of rates and availability in Wix Hotels by HotelRunner. This allows the channel manager to fetch your rooms into the system. How are reservations handled after the connection? All future reservations will be fetched into your Wix Dashboard. Reservations with an expired check-in date will not be fetched into your Wix Dashboard. Can I connect multiple Hotel IDs or group hotels to one Wix Hotels by HotelRunner account? No, you can only connect one Hotel ID from each channel to a single Wix Hotels by HotelRunner account. Group hotels or different Hotel IDs require separate accounts. What happens to blocked dates on my Goibibo & MakeMyTrip calendar after integration? Blocked dates on your Goibibo & MakeMyTrip calendar will remain unchanged. To manage these dates, you’ll need to unblock them from the Goibibo & MakeMyTrip extranet. What options should I select during the HotelRunner integration on Goibibo & MakeMyTrip? You should select reservations, rates and availability, guest reviews, and reporting. Online check-in, content, and photo options are optional but recommended. How do I map room types between Wix Hotels by HotelRunner and Goibibo & MakeMyTrip? Use room IDs to match your rooms between the two platforms. Ensure that room types and prices align, such as mapping both “Junior Suite for 1 person” and “Junior Suite for 2 people.” What other uses are there for the advanced settings in the Goibibo & MakeMyTrip channel? Base Availability: This setting ensures you always have a minimum number of rooms available, even if bookings are made. For instance, if you set a base allotment of 5, the system will maintain at least 5 rooms in your inventory, regardless of how many bookings come in. This is particularly beneficial during high-demand periods like festivals or holidays, ensuring that you always have rooms available for direct bookings or last-minute guests. By maintaining this buffer, you can maximize revenue by selling these rooms at higher rates when demand peaks. Adjustment: The Adjustment setting allows you to fine-tune the pricing sent to Goibibo & MakeMyTrip, independent of your standard rates. For example, if you want to increase your prices on Goibibo & MakeMyTrip by 10% to account for platform fees or market demand, you can do this by entering the adjustment. This flexibility helps you optimize revenue across different booking channels by adjusting prices to match specific market conditions, such as higher pricing on Goibibo & MakeMyTrip during peak travel seasons while keeping other platforms at regular rates. Commission: For the Goibibo & MakeMyTrip integration with Wix Hotels by HotelRunner, the Commission field is not needed, and you should leave it blank. This is because Goibibo & MakeMyTrip's pricing structure already includes its service fees, so entering additional commission values here could lead to confusion or unintended price changes. By skipping this field, you ensure that your rates remain clear and consistent with Goibibo & MakeMyTrip's pricing model, avoiding potential overcharging or undercharging of guests. Stop Sale: When you activate the Stop Sale option, the selected rate type will be completely closed off from booking on Goibibo & MakeMyTrip for all dates. This is useful if you want to manage inventory during renovations, special events, or if you need to prevent bookings due to unexpected closures. For example, if you know that your property will undergo maintenance next month, you can use Stop Sale to block reservations during that period, ensuring that guests are not inconvenienced by the unavailability of your services. Read Only: Enabling the Read-Only option ensures that no updates are sent from your system to Goibibo & MakeMyTrip for a specific rate type, while still allowing reservations to be displayed in your dashboard. This is useful for hiding promotional rates or derived rates that are meant for special offers and shouldn’t be updated automatically. For example, if you have a promotional rate for long-term stays that you want to keep separate from regular pricing updates, Read-Only ensures that this rate remains static and visible only to specific audiences, without being affected by ongoing pricing adjustments. Main Rate: Designating a rate type as the "Main Rate" makes it the default rate that appears at the top of your calendar. This is beneficial if you have a primary rate that you offer year-round, such as a standard nightly rate. By setting it as the Main Rate, you ensure that it’s always clearly displayed and easy to manage. For example, if you frequently adjust rates for special events or seasons, having a Main Rate ensures that your baseline pricing is always visible and can be quickly referenced or changed without confusion. 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 About the New Pricing Plans Purchase Features Important: The new Pricing Plans purchase features are currently being released in stages and may not be available to all users yet. Wix Pricing Plans now includes powerful new features to help you run your pricing plans alongside your online business. Advanced functionality, improved customization options, and smoother workflows make it easier to sell and support your plans and subscriptions. Customizable purchase and checkout With the new Pricing Plans pages, the purchase process is more streamlined and user-friendly. You can enhance your customers’ experience by customizing the following: Plan Customization page : Customers see this page if it's connected to a form or includes custom start date information. You can customize the layout, design, and content of your pricing plans. Checkout page : Tailor the content and layout to fit your brand. Thank You page : Include all the relevant details customers need after completing their purchase. Tip: Get to know the Wix Pricing Plans pages and how they work together to guide customers through selecting and purchasing a plan. Streamline your customer management In addition to managing your subscriptions, purchased plans now also appear in the Orders tab of your dashboard, giving you more visibility and control over each transaction. This update provides additional ways to enhance the customer experience, including: Automatically issuing invoices for purchased plans. Issuing receipts for fully paid plans. Managing subscriptions directly from the Orders tab, alongside other customer purchases. Dynamic taxes for Pricing Plans Dynamic tax calculation is now supported for pricing plan purchases. Taxes are automatically determined based on your customer’s address, ensuring accuracy and compliance across regions. This update simplifies tax management for businesses operating internationally or in regions with strict tax regulations. Change subscription prices without disrupting active subscriptions Adjust a plan’s price as your business changes, without creating new plans or canceling existing subscriptions. Decide whether the new price applies only to new subscribers, or also to existing subscribers from their next renewal. Improve customer experience with flexible pricing plan settings The new Pricing Plans Settings page gives you centralized control over the entire purchase experience. From this page, you can: Manage your policies . Enable or disable guest checkout . Create custom forms to collect information during purchase. Set up automations to follow up with customers after they buy. Add and manage policies like cancellation, refund, or terms of use: Use checkout settings to apply policies to all plans. Use individual plan settings for plan-specific policies. Multilingual support Wix Pricing Plans now supports over 180 languages thanks to integration with Wix Multilingual , ensuring that your plans and pages can meet the needs of your global audience. Whether you cater to local or international customers, Wix Multilingual helps you deliver a consistent, localized experience. 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 Studio, Partners & Enterprise Enterprise Solution Enterprise Solution: Creating and Managing Custom Apps Build, publish, and manage custom apps to use across your organization's sites and optimize your workflow. Unlike apps in the Wix App Market, custom apps are private, tailor-made solutions with a streamlined publishing process, providing full privacy and control over your organization's solutions. Once you’ve created and published a custom app, it will be available to all relevant team members of your organization through shareable links. Note: Only admins and co-admins can create custom apps, so make sure the correct members of your team have the relevant permissions. Creating a custom app Create and code your custom apps using Wix Blocks , our app and widget building environment. You can create basic widgets, or incorporate more advanced features such as APIs and interactive web components. Use custom apps as unique applications for your organization or as content blocks for bulk updating content on multiple sites. Before you begin: When you start building your first custom app for your organization, make sure to: Read the App Guidelines . Read the Terms of Use . To create a custom app: Go to Custom Apps in your Enterprise dashboard. Click + Create New App at the top right. Click Get Started if this is your first app. Choose how to create your app: From a blocks template, a blank canvas, or other frameworks (CLI and Self-Hosted). Build your app by adding extensions such as widgets, code and more . Once you've clicked Build within Blocks and added your app's name and description, it will be listed in the Custom Apps tab in your organization's Enterprise dashboard. Managing a custom app You can manage all your organization's custom apps from the Custom Apps tab in the Enterprise dashboard. Your app management permissions depend on your role within the workspace: Owners can perform all actions. Co-owners can perform all actions except duplicating and archiving. All other roles with editor access can perform all actions except duplicating, archiving, renaming, and adding collaborators. To manage a custom app: Go to Custom Apps in your Enterprise dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant app and choose what you want to do: Go to app dashboard: Edit your app in the App Dashboard. Install on a site: Click to select the relevant site(s) where you want to install the app, and follow the steps in the section below. Share install link: Generate a link to share with others, allowing them to install your app on their site. View app details: Access app version info and a list of sites in your workspace that have the app installed. Archive app: Move an app to your archives. An archived app will still function on the sites it's been added to in the past but cannot be edited or added to new sites. Note: Once an app has been archived, this cannot be undone. Installing your custom app on your sites Once your app is ready, you can add it to any of the Wix sites in your Enterprise dashboard. To install your custom app on your sites: Go to Custom Apps in your Enterprise dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant app. Click Install on a site . Click to select the relevant site. Click Continue . Click Agree & Add . Depending on the type of custom app you created, go to your site's dashboard or your site editor to complete the app installation. 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 Bookings: Manually Marking a Service as Paid When clients pay you offline for a service (e.g. cash, check), you can mark their payment manually from the Booking Calendar. You can also set reminders about partial payments for services, assigning a task to yourself or your staff to follow up with the client. Marking a service as paid When clients pay for services in-person, you can mark them as paid from the participants list for the relevant service. To mark a service as paid: Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click on the relevant session. Click Manage next to the Participants List. Find the relevant client in the list. Select the relevant option from the Payment Status drop-down. Note: Selecting Paid in person cannot be undone. Note: We are in the process of releasing a new version of the Booking Calendar, so it's not available to everyone yet. Your version may appear slightly different than pictured in this article. Setting reminder tasks for partial payments Received partial payment from your client in person? You can mark it as paid, while creating a task for yourself to follow-up and collect the rest of the payment. To set a reminder task for partial payments: Go to the Contacts tab in your dashboard. Click the relevant client. Scroll down the Overview tab to Tasks & reminders. Click Add next to Tasks & Reminders. Enter your note explaining the partial payment. Assign the follow-up task to yourself or a staff member. Click the calendar icon to set when the follow up reminder appears. Click Done . When the client completes payment, you can then mark them as paid in the participants list of the relevant service. 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 Sending email marketing campaigns Email Marketing: Editing a Campaign Image in the Wix App After you've added images to your email campaign, customize them to make sure they're perfect. You can add a link to the image or change its format, color, size, font and alignment. To edit a campaign image in the Wix app: Go to the email marketing dashboard in the Wix app. Tap the Drafts tab. Tap the campaign you want to customize. Tap Edit . Note: If you don't see the option to edit it means your campaign was created on a desktop and you must customize it from there. Tap the image you want to customize. Edit your image using the following options: Change Photo: Replace the photo with another photo. Edit Photo: Tap to open the photo editor where you can adjust advanced image settings (e.g. Saturation, Brightness) and add elements like text and stickers to the image. Link : Follow the instructions to add a link to your image: Tap the Include Link toggle to enable the option. Select one of the options: My Wix Site to add a link to your site. Note: This option will not appear if your site is not published. My Wix App to add a link to your place in the app. Custom Link to add a different link. Use the Add a URL field to add your link. Tap Done . (Optional) Use the navigation arrows to move your image to a different location in the campaign. Tap Close . 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) Customizing the X (Twitter) Settings for Your Site's Pages You can customize how your web pages look when they are shared on X (Twitter). Add your own images, titles, and descriptions for each page of your site to make your business look professional and increase traffic. For example, you can customize the title of your site in X (Twitter) shares when want to advertise an upcoming sale or promotion. About X (Twitter) settings When you share your pages to X (Twitter), Wix provides the image and text you've included in your Social Share settings so that it displays in the correct format for an X (Twitter) card . You can also customize your page's X (Twitter) settings to display a different x:title, x:description, and x:image for pages that you share on X (Twitter). You can customize the following for X (Twitter) shares: x:image: Choose an image that reflects the topic of the page. Use the preview to see how the image will look in your X (Twitter) share. Card size: Choose to include a large or small card in your X (Twitter) share. x:title: Add a title that summarizes the content of the page. We recommend keeping the length below 80 characters or some of the title may be truncated. Use the preview to see how the title will look in your social share. x:description: Add a short description of the content of the page. We recommend keeping the length below 300 characters or some of the description may be truncated. Use the preview to see how the description will look in your social share. Important: X (Twitter) uses its own criteria to choose the best title, description, and image for the pages that get shared on it. While it's likely the information in your X (Twitter) Settings will be used, it's not guaranteed. After you change your page information, it can take up to a week for the new information to appear in X (Twitter) shares. You can test what your X (Twitter) share will look like by following the steps in this X (Twitter) article . Customizing Your Page's X (Twitter) Settings Follow the steps below to customize your X (Twitter) Settings for: Your site's pages in the Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click the page you want to edit. Click the More Actions icon and select Social Share . Click X Settings to change your settings: Click Upload Image to add an image. Click the Change icon to replace the image Click Adjust Image to edit the image in Photo Studio. Click the Delete icon to remove the image. Choose the card size under Card size to display on X . Add a title under x:title (title on X) . Add a description under x:description (description on X) . Publish your site. Your site's pages in the Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the page you want to edit. Click the More Actions icon . Click Social Share . Click X Settings to change your settings: Click Upload Image to add an image. Click the Change icon to replace the image. Click Adjust Image to edit the image in Photo Studio. Click the Delete icon to remove the image. Choose the card size under Card size to display on X . Add a title under x:title (title on X) . Add a description under x:description (description on X) . Publish your site. Wix Stores product pages Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Click the product you want to edit. Click Edit SEO settings under Marketing & SEO . Click Social share . Click X Settings to change your settings: Click Upload Image to add an image. Click the Change icon to replace the image. Click Adjust Image to edit the image in Photo Studio. Click the Delete icon to remove the image. Choose a card size under Select card size . Add a title under x:title . Add a description under x:description . Wix Stores category pages Go to Categories in your site's dashboard. Click the category you want to edit. Click Edit SEO settings under Marketing & SEO . Click Social share . Click X Settings to change your settings: Click Upload Image to add an image. Click the Change icon to replace the image. Click Adjust Image to edit the image in Photo Studio. Click the Delete icon to remove the image. Choose a card size under Select card size . Add a title under x:title . Add a description under x:description . Wix Bookings service pages Go to Bookings Services in your site's dashboard. Click the service you want to edit under Services List . Click Edit SEO Settings under Marketing & SEO . Click Social share Click X Settings to change your settings. Click Upload Image to add an image. Click the Change icon to replace the image. Click Adjust Image to edit the image in Photo Studio. Click the Delete icon to remove the image. Add a title under x:title . Add a description under x:description . Wix Blog posts Go to Blog in your site's dashboard. Click the blog post you want to edit. Click SEO in the panel on the left. Click Social Share Click X Settings to change your settings. Click Upload Image to add an image. Click the Change icon to replace the image. Click Adjust Image to edit the image in Photo Studio. Click the Delete icon to remove the image. Add a title under x:title . Add a description under x:description . Click Publish . Online Programs pages Go to Online Programs in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the program you want to edit. Select Edit Settings . Select SEO under Program Settings . Click X Settings to change your settings. Click Upload Image to add an image. Click the Change icon to replace the image. Click Adjust Image to edit the image in Photo Studio. Click the Delete icon to remove the image. Add a title under x:title . Add a description under x:description . Click Save . Wix Events event pages Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant event. Select Edit SEO Settings . Click the Social share tab. Click Social share . Click X Settings to change your settings. Click Upload Image to add an image. Click the Change icon to replace the image. Click Adjust Image to edit the image in Photo Studio. Click the Delete icon to remove the image. Add a title under x:title . Add a description under x:description . Click Save . Using Twitter settings in your site's SEO settings If you want to apply the same Twitter settings to more than one page, you can customize them in your site's SEO settings . Any X (Twitter) settings you add in your SEO settings apply to every page that uses that SEO setting. To customize in SEO settings: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Click SEO Settings under Tools and settings . Select the page type that you want to edit. Click the Customize defaults tab. Click Edit next to Basics & social share . Update your settings under X (Twitter) . Learn more about customizing SEO settings 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