< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Smart Chat: Excluding Site Pages Exclude specific pages from your site to help manage the information the AI uses to answer visitors' questions. This helps you keep irrelevant pages out of responses, avoid using data from pages that are currently a work in process, and keep sensitive information out of the chat. By doing this, you maintain more control over the AI’s focus, ensuring that your answers stay on-brand, accurate, and aligned with your content strategy. For example, if you have a promotional page for a past event, you can exclude it to prevent the AI from providing outdated information to your visitors. Excluding site pages Select which site pages you want to exclude from the AI's responses. To exclude site pages: Go to Smart Chat in your site's dashboard. Click the Actions drop-down at the top and select Exclude Site Pages . Click Select Pages to Exclude . Select the pages you want to exclude. Tip: Browse by category (e.g. Products, Services, Events) or search by page name. Click Save . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about excluding site pages. Does excluding a page remove it from my site? No, excluding a page from the Smart Chat does not remove it from your site. It only prevents the AI from using that page to answer questions. What types of pages should I consider excluding? Consider excluding outdated promotional pages, internal pages, sensitive information, or any pages that are currently being worked on. This helps keep the AI’s responses relevant and accurate. What happens if a visitor asks about an excluded page? If a visitor asks a question related to an excluded page, the AI will not reference that page in its response. It will use other available data to provide an answer. If I hid a product from my online store, do I still need to exclude the page? No, if you marked a product as hidden , you do not need to exclude the product page as well. Can I include pages again after excluding them? Yes, to remove a page from the excluded list, hover over the relevant page and click Remove from Excluded . Click Remove again in the window to confirm. 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 Restaurants: Adding a Reservation Widget to a Page Make it easy for your customers to reserve a table by adding a reservation form or button to any page on your site. Choose from different widget styles to fit your design and boost bookings. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Reservations page. Click Settings . Click Add-Ons . Click Add to Page next to your preferred widget style: Stacked , Strip , or Button . Select the page in which you want your selected widget to appear. (Optional) Reposition the widget on the page and design it to your liking. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Reservations page. Click Settings . Click Add-Ons . Click Add to Page next to your preferred widget style: Stacked , Strip , or Button . Select the page in which you want your selected widget to appear. (Optional) Reposition the widget on the page and design it to your liking. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Reservations page. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click Add-Ons . Click Add to Page next to your preferred widget style: Stacked or Strip . Select the page in which you want your selected widget to appear. (Optional) Reposition the widget on the page and design it to your liking. 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 Managing Your Wix Apps from the 'My Business' Panel Whether you're building a site with the Wix Editor or with Studio Editor, the My Business panel is the go-to place to manage all your Wix apps such as Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, Wix Blog, and Wix Chat. Get quick access to installed apps and use the links to access your app's dashboards. You can also add additional app elements to enhance your business. To get started, click My Business on the left side of your site builder (Wix Editor or Studio Editor). Setting up apps Use the set-up options in the panel to get the most out of your existing apps. If you've added Wix Bookings for example, you can add services, connect payment methods, and more. Simply select an app from the list to get started. Note: This option is not available for all Wix apps. Using quick access links Select an app from the panel to discover all of its different quick access links. For example, for the Wix Stores app, you can use links to manage your products, go to Wix Stores in the dashboard, add store elements to pages, manage your pages, and more. Adding more Wix apps You can add more Wix apps to your site directly from the My Business panel. The panel identifies the apps that you have currently installed, and offers additional apps that can help enhance your business. Click the Add App icon next to the app that you want to add to the site under Find Apps . Using Wix apps that require site plans Some Wix apps require plans for you to get the most out of their features. Depending on the site builder you're using, you can purchase a Premium plan (Wix Editor sites) or a Studio plan (Studio Editor sites). For apps that require a site plan, a message with a link to the upgrade page is displayed. Deleting your Wix apps You can also delete any Wix apps that are no longer needed from the panel in your site builder. Studio Editor Select the app in the panel. Click the Help icon . Click Delete App . Wix Editor Select the app in the panel. Click the More actions icon . Click Delete App . 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 Building your community Site Members: Customizing the Reset Password Email Your Members Receive Customize the Reset Password email that your site members receive. When your site member resets their password, they'll receive a default email to help them set a new one. You can customize this email to match your style and brand. Add images, change the text, and use dynamic values for a more personalized touch. Learn more about customizing automated emails . Important: Make sure to keep the email type Business critical . Password reset emails are important transactional emails. The business critical email type ensures that they are sent to your members regardless of their consent to receive promotional emails. To customize the password reset email: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click the App automations tab. Find the automation titled Send site members a reset password email . Tip: Use the search box to quickly find your automation. Click the More Actions icon next to the automation and select Edit . Click the Send an email action to open the panel. Click Edit in the Create an email section of the panel. Note: If you're not seeing this version of the automation builder, scroll to Action 1 (Send an email) and click Edit in the Create an email section. Edit the contents of the email: Subject line: Click Edit next to the subject line to adjust the subject line. You can click + Personalize to add a dynamic value. Text: Click the text element(s) you want to edit and adjust the text. Then use the panel on the left to adjust the formatting or design. Button: Click the button and use the panel on the left to edit its content or design. Add: Click Add in the panel on the left to add elements to the email. Themes: Click Themes in the panel on the left to personalize the theme of the email. Background: Click Background on the panel on the left to update the background. (Optional) Click Preview & test to generate a preview and send yourself a test email. Click Save & Continue when you're done customizing the email. Click Apply Changes to save the automation. Want to change the sender details? You can change the sender's name so your message is recognized at first glance, and include a reply-to email for when people reply to your automated message. Learn how to customize the sender details attached to your 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 Creating a multilingual website Wix Multilingual basics Wix Multilingual: Adding and Setting Up Wix Multilingual Wix Multilingual lets you present your content in diverse languages, ensuring a global audience can fully engage with your site. Add the app to your site, select your primary site language, and add languages as needed. Important: Once you've selected your site's main language, you cannot change it to a different language. If this is something you'd like to see in the future, you can vote for that feature . We recommend reviewing our list of translatable content before translating your site. Step 1 | Add Wix Multilingual To get started, add Wix Multilingual to your site directly from your editor or your site's dashboard. Dashboard Go to the Wix App Market in your site's dashboard. Type 'Wix Multilingual' in the search box. Select Wix Multilingual . Click Add to Site . Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Type 'Wix Multilingual' in the search box. Select Wix Multilingual . Click Add to Site . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Multilingual . Click Add to Site . Step 2 | Set up the app Continue by setting up the app, where you'll choose your main and secondary languages. At this point, you can also decide whether to make your secondary language visible or keep it hidden until you've completed the translation process. Dashboard Go to Multilingual in your site's dashboard. Click Get Started . Confirm your site's main language, or change it. Note : Your main site language is the default language for visitors viewing your site. This cannot be changed after selection. Select a flag to represent the language on your site. Add your secondary language: Click + Add Language . Select the relevant language from the Language drop-down. Tip: You can add more languages later. Click the Make site visible to visitors toggle: Enabled: Visitors will be able to see your site in your secondary language (once you publish). You can also do this later if you're not ready yet. Disabled: Your secondary language is hidden until you are ready to display it on your live site. Click the Auto-translate site content toggle: Enabled: Your site's content is automatically translated . You can review and edit the translation before publishing. Note: You are granted 3000 word credits for free when auto-translating. If you need more word credits to translate your site, click Get more word credits and select a package . Disabled: Translate your site's content manually by entering your own translations in the translation manager . Click Add Language . Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Settings at the top and select Multilingual . Click Get Started . Confirm your site's main language, or change it. Note : Your main site language is the default language for visitors viewing your site. This cannot be changed after selection. Select a flag to represent the language on your site. Add your secondary language: Click + Add Language . Select the relevant language from the Language drop-down. Tip: You can add more languages later. Click the Make site visible to visitors toggle: Enabled: Visitors will be able to see your site in your secondary language (once you publish). You can also do this later if you're not ready yet. Disabled: Your secondary language is hidden until you are ready to display it on your live site. Click the Auto-translate site content toggle: Enabled: Your site's content is automatically translated . You can review and edit the translation before publishing. Note: You are granted 3000 word credits for free when auto-translating. If you need more word credits to translate your site, click Get more word credits and select a package . Disabled: Translate your site's content manually by entering your own translations in the translation manager . Click Add Language . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click the Wix Studio icon at the top left. Hover over Tools and select Multilingual . Click Get Started . Confirm your site's main language, or change it. Note : Your main site language is the default language for visitors viewing your site. This cannot be changed after selection. Select a flag to represent the language on your site. Add your secondary language: Click + Add Language . Select the relevant language from the Language drop-down. Tip: You can add more languages later. Click the Make site visible to visitors toggle: Enabled: Visitors will be able to see your site in your secondary language (once you publish). You can also do this later if you're not ready yet. Disabled: Your secondary language is hidden until you are ready to display it on your live site. Click the Auto-translate site content toggle: Enabled: Your site's content is automatically translated . You can review and edit the translation before publishing. Note: You are granted 3000 word credits for free when auto-translating. If you need more word credits to translate your site, click Get more word credits and select a package . Disabled: Translate your site's content manually by entering your own translations in the translation manager . Click Add Language . FAQs Click a question below to learn more. How do I set up a 301 redirect for a multilingual site? Setting up a 301 redirect for a multilingual site ensures that visitors are seamlessly redirected from an old URL to a new one in the correct language. This helps maintain a smooth user experience and improves your site's SEO. For example, if your old URL was for a French page (e.g., /about-us) and you now have a new URL for the same page in French, a 301 redirect ensures that French-speaking visitors are directed to the new, correct URL automatically. Can I add different dialects of the same language? No. You can only choose one dialect per language in Wix Multilingual. If your site is relevant to several dialects of the same language, you can vote for this feature . Can I show different currencies, based on my site's languages? Currently, it is not possible to display a different currency per language version of your multilingual site. When you change your site currency , it applies to all of your languages. If this is an option you would like to see in the future, you can vote for this feature and we'll make sure to keep you updated. Can I send emails in the visitor's selected language? Yes, you can translate your emails . Can I adjust the SEO settings per language? Yes. Learn how to optimize your SEO for a global audience . Can I invite other people to help translate my site's content? Yes. You can invite other people to help translate your site's content. Create a custom role with a title of your choice and define the role's permissions for working with Wix Multilingual. Then assign the new role to a person of your choice. There are two permission types available in Wix Multilingual; Manage Multilingual and Translate Web Apps . Each permission has a defined set of actions a collaborator can carry out: Manage Multilingual: Collaborators with this role can add languages, translate in the editor and dashboard, and can manage all multilingual settings like auto-redirect. Translate Website Apps: Collaborators with this role can translate app content in the Multilingual dashboard and export app content. How can I change the regional settings of a language After you add a language to your site, you can update the regional settings for that language. For example, when you add German to your site, you can choose Austria, Belgium, Germany, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg or Switzerland as the region. The region you choose determines the date format, time format, number and currency display, and the measurement system (Metric or Imperial) for that language version. Go to Multilingual in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant language. Click Set regional format . Select a region. 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 Business solutions & apps Wix Events: Managing Your Events Important: Some event viewing options may not be available to all users. However, they will be released soon. Manage your events by tracking their status in your site's dashboard and monitoring which ones are displayed on your live site. Additional features include viewing event drafts, filtering published events, and customizing the event display in your dashboard. Viewing event drafts When creating a new event, it's saved as a draft in the Drafts tab of your site's dashboard. This allows you to manage details, set up the event at your own pace, and publish it when ready. To view event drafts: Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Click the Drafts tab on the left (under Events ). Hover over the relevant draft event and choose what you want to do: Manage your event: Click Manage to edit your event details such as tickets and seating, registration settings and exclusive features. Publish your event: Click the Publish icon to make your event live on your site. Duplicate / Delete your event: Click the More Actions icon to duplicate or delete your event. Filtering your published events Filters simplify finding specific published events. You can view a list of your published events and apply a status filter to show upcoming, past, or canceled events. Additionally, you can filter by category to further refine your search and quickly locate events. Tip: The option to filter by category appears only if you created categories . To filter your published events: Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Click Filter next to Events . Choose what you want to customize: Events: Choose the type of events you want to view: All , Recurring , or Single . Event Status: Select the status of the events to display: All , Upcoming , Past , or Canceled . Event Category: Click the drop-down menu and select a category to filter the events accordingly. Customizing the display of events in your dashboard Enhance your event management experience by customizing the display of events in your dashboard. This allows you to customize the columns based on your preferences, making it easier to navigate through your event listings. To customize the display of your events: Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Click the Customize Columns icon next to Events . Choose how you want to customize your columns: Show / Hide columns: Select the checkbox(es) next to the columns you want to display or deselect those you want to hide. Reorder columns : Drag and drop the column names to arrange them in your preferred order. Viewing events on your live site Wix Events gives you the flexibility to display all published events or to select exactly the ones you want to display on a particular page (e.g. all upcoming events, all upcoming events in a category, selected events). Learn more about how to set which events are displayed on a site page . Tip: Don't see the event you expected to find on a site page? Check to see if it's still a draft. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about viewing your events: How can I see all dates for my recurring event? Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Click See all dates under the relevant recurring event to see a list of the individual dates this event takes place. Tip: From here you can add more dates and customize each occurrence of the recurring event. Can I change the details of a recurring event? You can make changes to the "event template" when it's a draft. After you publish, you can make changes only to individual occurrences. How can I access the event link after publishing my event? After publishing your event, you can access the event link on the Overview tab of the relevant event. Click the Copy link icon to quickly share with potential guests. 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 Building your community Wix Blog: Creating Recipe Cards Creating recipe cards in Wix Blog is a popular way for food bloggers and businesses to share recipes in an attractive, readable, and interactive format. Recipe cards help organize ingredients, steps, and photos, making your recipes more appealing and accessible for readers. Step 1 | Add the Blog Recipes app to your site Wix Blog offers you a built-in third-party app that lets you easily create and add professional recipe cards to your posts. You can add this directly from the post composer. To add the Blog Recipes app: Go to Blog in your site's dashboard. Click + Create New Post or open an existing post. Click Apps in the panel on the left. Click View app to view the Blog Recipes app. Click Agree and Add . Click Apps in the panel on the left. Click Open App . Click Manage Recipes . Step 2 | Create a recipe Once the app is installed, you can start creating your recipe card. This card gives your recipe a clear and structured layout that’s easy for readers to follow and for search engines to understand. Begin by opening the app and filling out each section of the recipe card. To create a recipe: Choose if you want to create your recipe manually or using AI: Create manually: Click +Create a Recipe . Customize the following tabs: Note: You have the option to show or hide any of the tabs by enabling or disabling the Show tab toggle. Header: Add a title for your recipe, and include information about the author, a URL to your profile and a description of the recipe. Ingredients: Choose how you want to measure the ingredients and add section titles and the ingredients required in each section. Nutrition: Enter the nutritional details for your recipe. Instructions: List the instructions for each step of your recipe. Include any relevant images to help show each stage of preparation. Notes: Add any relevant notes or tips to help with more complex dishes e.g. sear for 2 minutes on each side. Click Save Recipe . Create using AI: Click Create a Recipe using AI . Enter information about your recipe in the Describe Recipe field. Click Generate Recipe . Review the information in each tab and make any relevant changes. Click Save Recipe . Step 3 | Link recipes to specific blog posts To display your recipe within your blog post, link the recipe card to that specific post. This connection ensures your readers see your recipe exactly where you want it. When you link a recipe to a post, it appears in your blog. If you skip this step, the recipe stays in your recipe list but doesn’t appear in your blog. To link recipes to posts: Go to Manage Apps in your site's dashboard. Click Open next to the Blog Recipes app. Click the Blog Posts tab. Click the Recipe Template drop-down next to each post. Select the relevant recipe. Enable/disable the toggle to show or hide the recipe on your post. Click Live Preview to preview the recipe in the post. Publish your site. Step 4 | Customize the app settings Next, tailor your recipe cards to match your blog’s style. Choose from 3 layout templates to find the look that fits best with your content. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Post page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Blog Pages . Click Post . Click the recipe card element on your post page. Click Blog Recipes Settings Panel . Customize the layout for each section in your recipe card. Click the Animation and Effects icon . Select an animation from the options available. Click Customize and use the options to adjust your animation: Preview: Click Preview to view how the animation looks when applied to the recipe card. Duration: Drag the slider to adjust how long you want the animation to play for. Delay: Drag the slider to increase or decrease the delay between the page loading and the animation beginning. Number of parts: Drag the slider to increase or decrease the number of parts the image is broken into. Direction: Click the drop-down and select the direction the animation starts from. Motion style: Click the drop-down and select the motion for the animation. Shape: Select a shape from the options available. Spin: Drag the slider to increase or decrease the number of spins. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Post page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click Post under Blog Pages . Click the recipe card element on your post page. Click Blog Recipes Settings Panel . Customize the layout for each section in your recipe card. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Customize the app design using the options available. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about creating recipe cards for your blog. Can I edit a recipe after I create it? Yes. You can edit a recipe at anytime. To edit a recipe: Go to Manage Apps in your site's dashboard. Click Open next to the Blog Recipes app. Click Edit next to the relevant recipe. 4. Click Save Recipe . I made changes to the recipe, how can I check the nutritional information is correct? If you've adjusted anything in your recipe you can go to the Nutrition tab in the recipe card and use AI to help recalculate the nutritional information. Can I duplicate a recipe I've already created? Yes. If you’ve already created a recipe and want to make a different version of it, you can duplicate it. For example, to make a vegetarian version, you can duplicate the existing recipe and make the required changes. To duplicate a recipe: Go to Manage Apps in your site's dashboard. Click Open next to the Blog Recipes app. Click the Duplicate icon next to the relevant recipe. Click Duplicate . What happens to my recipe if I unpublish a post? If you unpublish a post with a recipe in it, the post and the recipe are removed from your live blog. Both the post and the recipe are kept in draft in case you want to reuse them at a later date. Is there a limit to the amount of recipes I can create and store in the app? No. There's no limit to the amount of recipes you can create and store in the app. Can I earn revenue from my recipe cards? Yes. You can set up subscription plans for your blog recipes and offer exclusive access to your culinary creations. This allows you to give your readers exclusive access and generate income as you share your passion. Learn more about creating blog subscriptions . 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 account Changing your account settings Adding and Updating the Recovery Phone Number in Your Wix Account Adding a confirmed recovery phone number can help you recover your Wix account if you're having problems signing in. For example, if you can't remember your password and you don't have access to the email associated with your account, you won't be able to reset your password via email. You can use your recovery phone number to get a one-time SMS code to log in with instead. Tip: If you've forgotten the email address of your Wix account, you can try to find it using the Wix email locator . Adding a recovery phone number You can add and confirm a recovery phone number in the Account Settings section of your site's dashboard. To add a recovery phone number: Go to Account Settings in your Wix account. Scroll down to Login Info . Click Add Phone Number next to Recovery Phone Number . Enter your mobile phone number. Click OK . Enter the confirmation code sent to your mobile phone. Click Confirm . Updating your recovery phone number You can update your recovery phone number in the Account Settings section of your site's dashboard. To update your recovery phone number: Go to Account Settings in your Wix account. Scroll down to Login Info . Click Edit next to your recovery phone number. Enter your new number. Click OK . Enter the confirmation code sent to your mobile phone. Click Confirm. 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) Google Search Console: Fix Mobile Usability Issues The Wix mobile-friendly view meets the standards set by Google for mobile sites. If you have received the message above: Make sure that you have enabled the mobile-friendly view of your site. If the mobile view is enabled then the error messages should gradually disappear. If you are receiving this error message and your mobile-friendly view is enabled, then find out which are the affected URLs by following the instructions below: To find the affected URLs: Go to your Google Search Console. Click Search Traffic . Click Mobile Usability . Select each 'Usability error', and view the URLs. You can try to resolve this issue by opening your site's Editor at the specific page referred to in the error message. If you are able to locate the design issue that is causing the error and fix it, then the problem should be resolved the next time Google crawls your site. You can have your site checked instantly by Google for mobile usability using this link . What information should I include if I need to reach out for assistance? For us to best assist you, it helps to have the following information ready: The URLs of the pages receiving the error A screenshot of the full screen 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 Connecting a business email About Business Email and Add-Ons With a Google Workspace business email plan, you have the option to purchase additional services which add features and functionality to suit your business needs. Your Business Email and Add-ons page is where you can view, purchase, and manage add-ons from one convenient place. Important: Currently it is only possible to purchase one license for add-ons. You need an active business email subscription to be able to purchase and use add-on services. If you cancel your business email subscription, your add-on subscriptions will also be cancelled. Learn more about how to set up Google Workspace and add-ons . Business email (Google Workspace) Your Google Workspace subscription allows you to personalize your business email address with your custom domain (for example info@mycompany.com). It also gives you access to a full suite of Google Workspace tools. Your Google Workspace account functions as the main account to which you can add additional services for Google Workspace. You can purchase additional emails whenever you need to. For example, individual email addresses for staff members, or separate emails for different departments (for example support@mycompany.com or sales@mycompany.com) Business phone number (Google Voice) Keep your work and personal calls separate with a dedicated phone number for your business. A business phone number with Google Voice includes a local phone number, unlimited calls, and call forwarding. Stay connected by using Google Voice from your web browser or your mobile devices, so you can make and receive calls wherever you are. The Google Voice add-on license is connected to your Google Workspace business email account. Gemini AI assistant Gemini is no longer available as a separate add-on. Instead, Gemini AI features have been added to Google Workspace plans. If you purchased a Gemini license from Wix, your Gemini features will continue to work until further notice. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about business email and add-ons. Can I buy an add-on service without a business email subscription? No, add-ons are paid additional services and require an existing Google Workspace business email account. What happens if I cancel my business email, but not my add-ons? If you cancel your business email subscription, all of the active add-ons in your Google Workspace will also be canceled on the same day the business email expires. You can cancel individual add-on subscriptions at any time and this will not affect your business email subscription. What happens if my renewal payment fails or is declined? If your renewal payment fails for your business email or add-on subscriptions, you can update your payment method in the Premium Subscriptions section of your Wix account. Note: If a payment fails for your business email subscription and it doesn't renew, you may also lose access to any associated add-ons. If you use the same payment method for business email and add-ons, you need to update the payment method for all subscriptions. 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? Known Issues Automated Order Emails Missing Translations and Displaying in English Only 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 Managing your subscriptions Assigning an Unassigned Plan to Your Site When you upgrade a site, the plan you purchase is assigned to that specific site. However, it is possible to unassign your plan from your site . You can reassign the plan to a different site in your Wix account at any time. Working with Wix Studio? You can transfer a Premium plan to a site created with Wix Studio by upgrading to a Wix Studio plan . Learn more about assigning a Premium plan to a Studio site . To assign an unassigned plan: Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon next to the unassigned plan. Click Assign to a Site . Select the site you want to assign the plan to and click Next . Click Assign. 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