< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Desktop POS: Collecting Payment with the Dashboard Card Reader Solution After you set up the Dashboard Card Reader , you can accept payment from customers through the Collect Payment button. You'll find a Collect Payment button in various places in your site's dashboard. Accepting payment from the Orders tab Sales made through the following apps appear in the Orders tab in your Wix dashboard: Wix Stores Wix Bookings Wix Restaurants Orders When you accept payment from the Orders tab, you have the option to add a tip to the order. To collect payment: Go to Orders in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant unpaid order. (Optional) Add a fee, tip, or discount to the order: Click More Actions . Select Edit Order . Select an option: Fee or tip: Click Add Fees & Tips , enter the details, and click Add . Discount: Click Add Discount , enter the details, and click Add . Click Collect Payment . Select Charge with card reader . Have your customer tap, swipe, or insert their card. Accepting payment from the Bookings Calendar While you're managing your scheduling in the Bookings Calendar, you can also access unpaid bookings and collect payments there. To collect payment: Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant unpaid service: Appointment: Click the relevant appointment in the calendar, and then click Collect Payment . Class or course: Select the relevant service, click Manage , then click Collect Payment next to the relevant participant. Select Charge with card reader . Have your customer tap, swipe, or insert their card. Accepting payment from the Contact List Your site's Contact List is where you'll find the name of any client who interacted with your site. From there you can collect payment for any unpaid Wix Bookings service. To collect payment: Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant contact and click View . Click the Bookings tab. Click Collect Payment next to the relevant unpaid service. Select Charge with card reader . Have your customer tap, swipe, or insert their card. Accepting payment from a custom order If you use Wix Stores or Wix Bookings, you can also manually create an order . This order can include store products, booking services, or any type of custom item. After you create the order, it appears in the Orders tab. From there, you can collect payment like you would for any other order. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Analytics for your site and business Wix Analytics: Discrepancies Between Wix Analytics & Data in Other Tracking Tools If you are using Wix Analytics and other tracking tools, such as Google Ads, Google Analytics, or Facebook Ads, you may find there are differences in your data. Note: The most common reasons for seeing discrepancies in analytics data are cookie consent and the different algorithms used to filter bot traffic. Read more about these reasons below. Google Ads data discrepancies Click below to learn more about the differences between Wix Analytics and Google Ads data. Discrepancies caused by disabled URL auto-tagging If there are discrepancies between your site's Wix Analytics data and Google Ads data, check if URL auto-tagging is enabled. If auto-tagging is disabled, most of your traffic will be tagged as organic. Tagging your Google Ads URLs Metrics that are similar, but not the same In Wix Analytics , a Site Session is all of the actions performed by a visitor, and ends after 30 minutes of inactivity. If you compare Google Ad Clicks to Wix Analytics Site Sessions , it's possible you'll see a difference in your data. This is because the same visitor can click your ad more than once during a session. Facebook Ads data discrepancies Click a title below to learn more about the differences between Wix Analytics and Facebook Ads data: Differences in metric names In Wix Analytics , a Site Session is all of the actions performed by a visitor, and ends after 30 minutes of inactivity. If you use Facebook Pixel , you'll see Landing Page Views metrics in your Facebook metrics. Landing Page Views can be compared to Site Sessions in Wix Analytics. Facebook's Link Clicks metrics should not be compared to Site Sessions in Wix Analytics. Learn more: Facebook Visits Metric Information Facebook Metrics for Website Visitors Ads Differences in Traffic Source attribution models Attribution models are customer touchpoints, showing which marketing campaigns and social media platforms are used to find and then revisit your site in a 30 day period. Due to the differences in traffic source attribution models, you might see more visits (landing page views) in Facebook metrics than in Wix Analytics. Traffic Source in Wix Analytics: The traffic source is where the visitor was referred from. If a visitor clicks a Facebook Ad, the traffic source is Facebook. Traffic Source in Facebook metrics: Wix gathers traffic data from sources that Facebook is not aware of, which can lead to data discrepancies. Example: A visitor clicked a Facebook ad, then received a marketing email sent through your Wix site, and they clicked a link in the email. Wix will attribute the visit to email marketing, and Facebook will attribute it to Facebook ads. If you’re using the Wix Facebook Ads tool, you can count visits like these the same way Facebook does. Meaning, if a visitor clicked a Facebook ad in the last 7 days, and then came via email marketing, you can still attribute the visit to Facebook Ads by selecting the Wix FB Ads Last Click attribution model. Learn more about Facebook attribution models Differences in data due to visitors changing devices or browsers Wix Analytics data: The data collected is based on site sessions, and each sessions limited to the browser in use at that time. If someone clicks a Facebook Ad, but completes the purchase later on a different device or browser, the order will not be attributed to the Facebook Ad. Facebook Ads data: Facebook can track data from the same person over different devices and browsers. This means that if someone clicks a Facebook Ad and completes a purchase later on using a different device, the order is attributed to the Facebook Ad. Google Analytics data discrepancies Click below to learn more about the differences between Wix Analytics and Google Analytics data. Differences in traffic data Wix Analytics and Google Analytics filter out traffic from bots such as computer scripts, search engines, and QA checks by default. As Google and Wix use different algorithms to filter bot traffic, your analytics data may show different results. Differences in sales and people reports The differences in sales and people reports between Wix Analytics and Google Analytics are due to the different ways in which data is collected and processed: Wix Analytics has access to production data in your Wix site, such as your contact list and transaction database. Wix Analytics will not show you cancelled orders, and it will show you zero sum (free) orders. Google Analytics data source is client events. Client events might be lost due to network issues, or not collected if cookies are not enabled, or if javascript does not run. Google Analytics will show you cancelled orders, and won't show you zero sum (free) orders. Differences in metric names Metric names between Wix Analytics and Google Analytics aren't always an exact match. When comparing data, note: Users in Google Analytics = Visitors in Wix Analytics. Traffic Channe l in Google Analytics = Referring Category in Wix Analytics. Referral in Google Analytics = Referring URL in Wix Analytics. Page in Google Analytics = Page Path in Wix Analytics. Transactions in Google Analytics = Orders in Wix Analytics. Revenues in Google Analytics = Total Sales in Wix Analytics. Differences in time frames When Google show stats for the last 7 days, the end date they refer to is yesterday. In Wix Analytics, the last 7 days time period includes today. This applies to all "Last X" time periods (last 30 days, last month, last year, etc.) Other reasons for data discrepancies Click below to find more reasons for data discrepancies in Wix Analytics. Cookie Consent data discrepancies If your site has a cookie consent banner, Wix Analytics data can only be collected from visitors who have clicked "Accept". Our analysis shows approximately 50% of visitors accept cookies, so if you have a Cookie Consent banner, it's fair to assume your traffic data should be doubled. Learn more about displaying cookie banners Discrepancies due to different bot algorithms Wix Analytics and other tracking tools filter out traffic from bots such as computer scripts, search engines, and QA checks by default. As each tool uses different algorithms to filter bot traffic, your analytics data may show different results. Tip: Check out the 'Bot Traffic over Time' report on the All Reports page in your dashboard to see the amount of traffic your site is getting from bots. Discrepancies when using multiple marketing channels Wix Analytics collects traffic data from multiple marketing channel sources such as Facebook Ads, and Google Ads. The data in Facebook and Google may not be exact match to Wix Analytics data, as their data is based on one source. Discrepancies caused by Analytics Blockers Your site visitors can set their browser preferences to prevent the collection of data on specific websites, which can result in data discrepancies. Discrepancies caused by timezone differences There may be discrepancies between Wix Analytics and other analytics tools data due to different reporting timezones. For example: If your Wix account's time zone is set to Dublin GMT 00:00, and your Google Analytics account time zone is set to Kiev GMT +02:00, there will be a two hour difference in data collected. To change the time zone in your Wix account: Go to Settings in your site's dashboard. Scroll to the General section and click Languages & Region . Scroll to Time zone and update your time zone as required. Discrepancies due to data latency Wix Analytics and other analytics tools have different latency periods. There is a 1 hour latency in Wix Analytics. For the most accurate overview, compare long date ranges instead of hour by hour data. Discrepancies resulting from HTTPS redirects in promotion tool ads If your site is uses HTTPS , the referral data will be stripped out as direct data if you use http :’your site address’ in Google Ads or Facebook Ads. Missing clicks in promotion ad tools Not all clicks on your ads will result in your site page loading. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Check-in by Wix: Adding People to an Event Guest List The Check-in by Wix app makes managing event attendees easy. You can add new guests, update their status to "Going" or "Arrived", or place them on your waitlist. Adding new guests You can add new guests to both ticketed and non-ticketed events. This can be done on the day of your event to accommodate last-minute attendees, fill any remaining seats and increase your potential revenue. Adding guests before the big day? You can customize each Ticket PDF for easy event organization based on seating, entrance location, or ticket type (e.g. child and adult). Check-in app Note: Only event owners can add guests through the app. Open the Check-in by Wix app. Tap the relevant event. Tap Guest List under Event management . Tap Add New Guest . Ticketed events Enter the Guest Details (e.g. name and email). Select the status from the Guest Status drop-down (Going or Arrived). Choose the ticket type and status under Ticket Details : Select a Ticket Type from the drop-down (if you created more than one type of ticket). Select the relevant Ticket Status (e.g. Not Paid or Paid). Decide to send your guest a Ticket PDF . Non-ticketed events (RSVP) Enter the Guest Details (e.g. name and email). Select the relevant status from the Guest Status drop-down (Arrived, Going, Waitlist). Tap Save . Dashboard Note: Adding and managing your staff members from your site's dashboard is not yet available for all users. If you are unable to see this option, please use the Check-in by Wix app . Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant published event. Click the Guests tab. Click Add New Guest . Enter the relevant guest details. Select the relevant Ticket details : Event without tickets Select an RSVP status: Going, Not going or Waitlist. Click Save at the top right. Events with tickets Select a ticket from the Ticket Type drop-down. Select a Ticket Status : Not Paid, Paid, or Free. Select or deselect the Send guest ticket via email checkmark. Click Save at the top right. Ticketed event with a seating map Click Go to Seating Map . Select a seat in the seating map. Click Select Ticket . Select a Ticket Status : Not Paid, Paid, or Free. Select or deselect the Send guest ticket via email checkmark. Click Save at the top right. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. How can I change the 'Check-In' status of my guest from the app? Open the Check-in by Wix app. Tap the relevant event. Tap Guest List under Event management . Tap the relevant guest. Tap the More Actions icon at the top right. Choose the relevant status. Can I change the status of my guest from my site's dashboard? Yes. You can modify a guest's status at any time. For instance, if a guest is on the waiting list and a spot becomes available (e.g. due to a cancellation), you can remove them from the waitlist. Go to Events in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant published event. Click the Guests tab. Click the Status drop-down next to the relevant guest to change the status. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Forms: Setting Up Tax on Your Form Set up tax on your payment form to simplify the collection process and stay compliant with local regulations. Enhance customer trust by providing transparent pricing and reduce the risk of tax-related issues for your business. Note: This feature is only available using new Wix Form s . To set up tax on your form: Go to your site's dashboard . Click Settings on the left. Select Tax . (Optional) If you haven't done so already, set up your tax rules . Select a location under Tax locations . Set up the tax rate for Form payments . Click Save . What's next? After customers select their billing country, they will see the tax applied at checkout. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Managing Ribbons Important: We're in the process of releasing a brand-new product creation page. If the first field you see is ' Images and videos ', you have the previous version and should follow these instructions on managing product ribbons . Whether it's sale items, new products, or unique offers, you can draw attention to products by adding a ribbon. To save time, you can apply a ribbon to multiple products at once, and update or remove ribbons in bulk whenever you need to. Creating and managing ribbons for a single product Create a new ribbon for a product, or choose a ribbon you already created. You can edit the ribbon text or remove it at any time. To add or manage a ribbon to a single product: Go to Store Products in your site's dashboard. Select an existing product or click New Product to add a new one. Choose what you want to do: Add a ribbon Wix Stores comes with some suggested ribbons built in. You can choose one of those or create your own. Do one of the following: Add a new ribbon: Enter the ribbon name. Click to add the name. Select an existing ribbon: Click the Ribbon field. Select a ribbon. Update ribbon text To change the text for a single product, simply enter the new text. This creates a new ribbon which is saved in your ribbon list and can be applied to other products. Remove a ribbon Click the Ribbon field. Delete the text. Apply a ribbon to multiple products You can add the same ribbon to multiple products, either by creating a new ribbon or choosing one you've used before. Note: When you apply a ribbon to a product that already has one, the new ribbon replaces the previous ribbon. To apply ribbons for multiple products: Go to Store Products in your site's dashboard. Select the products you want to update: All products: Select the checkbox at the top left. Individual products: Select the checkbox next to the relevant products. Category: Click Filter , select 1 or more categories, and select all products. Click More Actions then select Edit ribbon . Choose what you want to do next: Apply an existing ribbon: Select the ribbon and click Save . Create and apply a new ribbon: Click + New Ribbon . Enter the ribbon name. Click the Checkmark icon . Click Save . Editing or removing ribbons from multiple products If you edit an existing ribbon’s text, it updates wherever that ribbon is applied. You can also remove a ribbon completely from your site. To edit or remove a ribbon for all products: Go to Store Products in your site's dashboard. Select any product. Click Manage next to Ribbon . Choose what you want to do next: Edit ribbon text Click Edit next to the ribbon text you want to update. Tip: In the Products column, you can see how many products have this ribbon. Enter the new ribbon name. Click the Checkmark icon . Click Done . Remove a ribbon from all products Clicking delete removes the ribbon from all products and removes it from your bank of existing ribbons. Showing or hiding ribbons on your site If you want ribbons to display on your site, you need to make sure the option is enabled in your editor. It's possible to display ribbons on the following elements: Category page Grid galleries Slider galleries Product widget Note: If you've hidden ribbons, new ribbons you create won't appear. Remember to unhide them in your editor if you want to display them. To show or hide ribbons: Go to your editor . Select the relevant product element. Click Settings or the Settings icon . Click the Settings tab. Select or deselect the checkbox next to Ribbons to show or hide them. Customizing ribbons on your site You decide where and how ribbons appear, including their layout, shape, colors, and font. To customize ribbon design: Click the relevant element in your editor. Click Settings or the Settings icon . Click the Layout tab. Scroll down and click Ribbons . Choose where you want to place the ribbon: On Image: Ribbon appears over the product image. Use sliders to position it. Product Info: Ribbon appears above the product price. Design the ribbon: Click the Design tab. Scroll down and select Ribbons . Customize the ribbon using the available options. FAQs How can I remove ribbons from multiple products but not from all products? You can use the following workaround to remove a ribbon from multiple products without deleting the ribbon. Go to Store Products in your site's dashboard. Select the products you want to update. Individual products: Select the checkboxes next to the relevant products. Category: Click Filter and select 1 or more categories, then select all products. Click More Actions and select Edit ribbon . Create and add a temporary ribbon (e.g. "X"), then click the Checkmark icon and Save . With the same products still selected, click More Actions and Edit ribbon again. Click Delete next to the temporary ribbon. Why don't I see ribbons on my site? If ribbons you create don't appear on your site, make sure you haven't hidden ribbons. See instructions above on how to show or hide ribbons. Where can I display a ribbon on my site? You can display ribbons on the Category page, in a grid or slider gallery, or in a product widget. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Wixel Wixel: Creating and Customizing Slides Use Wixel slides to turn a rough idea or existing file into a clear, polished presentation. The Wixel Agent helps you create an outline, build slides, and match everything to your brand so you can focus on your story and your audience. Note: Actions that involve generating or editing slides with AI use AI credits . Step 1 | Create your slide outline with the Wixel Agent Start by telling the Wixel Agent what your presentation is about and who it is for. You can share an existing file or start from a short prompt. The Wixel Agent scans your content, pulls out the main topics, and builds an outline so every key point has a place in your deck. To create slides from your content: Go to Wixel . Choose how to create a Slide presentation: Describe with AI: Enter in the text box what you want to present and who it's for. For example, a 10-slide pitch for a new fitness app for investors or a workshop about social media basics for small business owners. Share a file: Upload an existing file with all the information you want in the presentation so the Wixel Agent can extract the key information and generate your slides. From scratch: Scroll down and select a blank Slides template from the Blank Frames tab. In the project, you can add elements from the toolbar if you already know the structure you want. From a template: Scroll down and select a template from the Slides tab. Review the presentation's outline: Audience: Enter the audience for your presentation so the Wixel Agent can adjust the tone and level of detail. For example, marketing team, new clients, or students. Length: Choose a length for the presentation (e.g. Short, Medium, Long) Select a generation type: Fully Customizable: Edit the elements yourself in the presentation. Designed Slides: Get a design that's ready to go, with the option to edit text. Customize the outline: Click a slide to rename the title, and add or remove information from the talking points. Tip: Click the Suggestions icon to get ideas for new slide titles and talking points. Add new slides or sections if something is missing. Drag sections or slides to change the order they appear in your presentation. Click Add Image on a slide to attach an image and choose how the Wixel Agent uses it: Use as-is: Includes the image in the presentation exactly as uploaded. Generate from this: Enter instructions to guide the Wixel Agent on how to use the image. Click Approve to confirm the outline. Select the style you want your presentation to have. Step 2 | Customize your slides and design Once the Wixel Agent has created your slides, you can fine-tune the content and control how the deck flows from one idea to the next. You can edit every slide by hand or use AI to speed up changes to the design or add animation. To customize your slides: Go to your project in Wixel . Select the relevant slide in your project. Use the action bar to customize each slide: Background: Change the background of a slide. Styles: Change the style of a single slide or entire presentation. You can choose from predefined styles or generate a brand new style with AI. Animations: Add or edit animations on your slide. Split Elements: Duplicate the generated slide to break it into individual elements that can be edited. Use the slides panel at the bottom to organize your deck: Drag and drop slides to change their order and adjust how your story unfolds. Click the More Actions icon on a slide and choose what to do: Skip slide: Keep it in the presentation but skip when presenting. Duplicate slide: Duplicate a slide to reuse and then edit the content. Delete slide: Delete a slide you no longer need. (Optional): Choose how to continue customizing your presentation from the slides panel: Add Click the Add icon to add a new slide. Select how you want to design the new slide: Add slides from PDF: Upload a PDF document. Add slides from images: Upload images. Blank slide: Start from scratch and design the slide yourself. Speaker notes Click Speaker notes . Select how you want to add notes to the slide: Add with chat: Use the Wixel Agent to generate notes for your slide with talking points for presenting. Add notes for this slide: Manually type in notes with talking points for presenting. Tip: Click the Speaker notes tab to close the notes section. Animations Click Animations . Click on the relevant animation to customize it. Choose what you want to change: Drag and drop animations that already exist to adjust their entry point. Click on the custom animation to edit, delete, or preview the animation. Click on the line of the animation to add a new animation and set up the relevant settings. Note: The available settings change depending on the animation. Some settings include: Type, Duration, Direction, Appear on click, etc. Transitions Click Transitions . Select a transition when you switch from your selected slide to the next. Repeat steps 1-2 for all slides which need a transition. Tip: After the transition is selected, hover over to click on the customization settings to change the duration and preview the transition. Tip: Add a chart to turn your data into a clear visual. Step 3 | Present and export your slides When your slides are ready, you can present directly from Wixel or export the deck to use in other tools. Choose the mode that works best for how you like to present and share your work. To present or export your slides: Go to your project in Wixel . Select the presentation in your project. Choose what you want to do: Present your slides: Click Present and choose how you want to show your Wixel project: Full screen: Start a standard full-screen presentation view that only shows the slides. Presenter view: Open a presenter view that shows your slides along with your speaker notes, so you can stay on track while your audience only sees the slides. Download and share your slides: Download your slides to your device or share them online using a generated link. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about Wixel Slides. Can I use the Wixel Agent to adjust the presentation for a different audience? Yes. You can tell the Wixel Agent about a new audience and ask it to adapt wording, level of detail, or examples to match. For example, you might simplify a deck for a general audience or make it more technical for a specialist group, then review and fine-tune the updated slides. Do animations and transitions use AI credits? Simple changes to existing animations, such as turning a transition on or off, do not typically use AI credits. Actions where the Wixel Agent designs or changes animations for you based on a description use AI credits, because they involve generating content with AI. You can always review your remaining credits in your Wixel account. What export formats are available for slides? You can export your slides to common presentation and document formats so you can present or share them outside Wixel: PDF PPTX (PowerPoint) PNG JPG Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Orders, Cart & Checkout Exporting Orders Important: This article is relevant for Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, Wix Restaurants Orders, Wix Donations, and is in the process of becoming available for Pricing Plans. You can export the data you need and remove the data you're not interested in at the moment. Choose whether you prefer to display each item purchased as a separate row (even if they are part of the same order). Alternatively, you can display each order in a separate row, even if it contains multiple items. To export your orders: Go to the Orders tab in your site's dashboard. Select the orders you want to export: Select the checkboxes next to the relevant order(s). Choose the checkbox next to Order at the top left to select all orders. Click Export . Select how you want to display exported orders: Item purchased: Each item purchased is displayed in a separate row, even if they are part of the same order. Orders: Each order is displayed in one row, even if multiple items were purchased. Deselect the columns that you do not want to include (e.g. deselect billing and payment columns if they are not relevant at the moment). Save the file to your computer: Chrome : The CSV file downloads and appears on the bottom of your screen. Firefox : Select Open with to open or Save File to save. Internet Explorer : Click Save at the bottom of your screen. Safari : The file opens. Click cmd + s on your keyboard to save the file (with a .csv extension, and Page Source format). Note: The time of purchase recorded in the CSV file is always given in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). For instance: January 01, 5.00PM (PST) = January 02, 1.00AM (UTC). Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Promoting your site Running campaigns and paid ads Hopp by Wix: Connecting a Custom Domain to Your Hopp Page Customize the domain of your Link in Bio page to make it more personal and consistent with your brand. You can purchase a domain just for the Link in Bio page or connect it as a subdomain of an existing Wix site (e.g. link-in-bio.example.com). Important: You must upgrade to Hopp Pro in order to connect a custom domain to your Link in Bio. Connecting a custom domain Purchase a new domain on the spot for your Link in Bio page or connect it to a domain you already own. If your existing domain is associated with your Wix site, you can connect the Link in Bio page as a subdomain (e.g. bio.yourdomain .com) so your online assets are all part of the same brand. To connect a custom domain: Go to hopp.co and log in. Click Link in Bio on the left. Click Connect Domain at the top. Choose what to do next: Buy a domain Purchase a custom domain for your Link in Bio page through Wix. Click Buy a domain . Search for the domain you'd like to connect to see if it is available. Click Buy next to the relevant domain. Select a registration period and click Continue . Enter your payment details and click Continue . Click Submit Purchase to approve the purchase. Click Connect Domain . Choose how you want to connect your domain: Connect as a root domain: The link to your Link in Bio page is the main domain you purchased, exactly as is (e.g www.nirstravelblog.com). Type a subdomain: Use the main domain for your site and create a subdomain for your Link in Bio page to associate it with your brand. For instance, if "www.yourdomain.com" is your site's domain, you can create a subdomain like "bio.yourdomain.com" for your Link in Bio page. Click Connect . Click Done . Note : Some Premium plans come with one year purchase of a domain that you can connect to during the custom domain connection process. Connect a domain you own Connect a domain you already own as a root or subdomain. Click Connect a domain you own . Enter the domain you want to connect to and click Check. Click Continue next to the available domain. Choose how you want to connect your domain: Connect as a root domain: The link to your Link in Bio page is the main domain you purchased, exactly as is (e.g www.nirstravelblog.com). Type a subdomain: Keep the main domain for your site and create a subdomain for your Link in Bio page to associate it with your brand. For instance, if 'www.yourdomain.com' is your site's domain, you can create a subdomain like 'bio.yourdomain.com' for your Link in Bio page. Click Connect . Click Done . What's next? Your domain is now connected. It may take up to an hour for site visitors to be able to view your Link in Bio page through the new domain. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about connecting custom domains to your Link in Bio page. I connected my existing domain to Hopp, but it redirects to my site. Why is this happening? When connecting an existing domain to your Link in Bio page, make sure that you connect your Link in Bio as a subdomain (e.g. 'bio.yourdomain.com' instead of 'yourdomain.com'). As the main domain is already associated to your site, the same link can't be used for your Link in Bio page. I just purchased a new custom domain, but am unable to connect it to my Link in Bio. Why? It can take up to a few hours for the new domain to connect fully to your Link in Bio page. During this time, you can still use your previous Hopp URL (e.g. "hopp.bio/handle"). Will my custom domain apply to my instant pages and shortened links? Currently, your custom domain applies to your Link in Bio page and instant pages , but not to short links . Instant page URLs use your custom domain, for example: yourdomain.com/instantpage-name Shortened link URLs keep the Hopp format, for example: yourhandle.hopp.to/link-name Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Selling Items from Catalog Collections Turn your CMS (Content Management System) collection into a sellable catalog and manage content and commerce in one place. Catalog collections are a good fit when your items already live in the CMS, or when you want to sell content-driven items like guides, rentals, digital downloads, art, or courses without building a traditional product catalog first. With catalog collections, you manage your items in a collection and use Wix commerce features like cart, checkout, payments, discounts, and order management. If you sell physical items, you can also set up shipping and tax collection. Before you begin: You need to add CMS to your site if you haven't already. Upgrade your site to a plan that supports selling online when you're ready to sell your items. You need to set up at least one payment method before customers can complete checkout. Catalog collections are best for content-first selling. If you need product variants, advanced inventory tools, or more complex store setups, Wix Stores may be a better fit. Choose how you want to create a catalog collection You can start with an existing collection or create a new catalog collection. Choose the path that matches where your content already lives. Creating a new catalog collection Use this method if you are starting from scratch and want to create a collection for items you plan to sell. To create a new catalog collection: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS in your editor , then click Your Collections . Click Create Collection at the top right. Select Catalog collection and click Next . Enter the Catalog collection name . (If needed) Edit the Catalog collection ID . This ID is used in your site's code and cannot be modified later. Select the catalog fields that will appear in the cart and checkout. You will map these to your collection fields and you can add more later. Select the catalog fields you want to include under Essentials : Name and Price are required and included by default. Image and Description are optional and selected by default. Deselect them if you don't need them. (Optional) Select Digital file under Fulfillment if you want to include a digital file that customers can download after purchase. Learn more about the 'Digital asset' field type . Click Create Collection . Add fields to your collection manually or by importing a CSV file: Add fields manually: Click + Add Field to begin adding fields to your collection manually . Import a CSV file: Click Import CSV file to upload a CSV file to your collection . Add items to your collection: Click + Add Item . Add content about the item to each relevant field. Repeat this step to create as many items as you need. Converting an existing collection into a catalog collection Use this method if you already have a collection with items and want to add selling features to it. This is useful for collections like courses, downloads, rentals, artwork, or guides that are already structured in the CMS. Once you convert to a catalog collection and publish your site, checkout and cart pages are automatically added to your site. After that, you need to customize the page you'll be selling from and add purchase actions . To turn an existing collection into a catalog collection: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS in your editor , then click Your Collections . Click the relevant collection. Click More Actions at the top right and select Sell your items . Click Continue in the setup window . Map your collection fields to the catalog fields in the Set catalog fields dialog: Item name: Select the text field that stores your item names. Price: Select the number field that stores your item prices. Image: (Optional) Select an image field to show product visuals. Description: (Optional) Select a text or rich text field to show item details. (Optional) Add a 'Digital asset' field type if you want to include a file customers download after purchase: Click + Add catalog field . Select the relevant 'Digital asset' field from the dropdown, or select + Add field to create a new field. Click Set Fields . Adding fields and items to your catalog collection Catalog collections include fields used for selling. You can add more fields based on the type of items you sell. In order to sell items from your catalog collection, make sure it includes a field for title and price. We recommend adding an image field and a description field to create a better shopping experience. After setting up the collection, you can add the items you want to sell. Learn how to: Add fields to your CMS collection . Manage your collection, including adding items . Setting up your selling experience After your catalog collection is ready, you need pages where customers can browse items and purchase them. In most cases, that means adding dynamic pages and connecting purchase actions to buttons. After your catalog collection is ready, you need pages where customers can browse and buy your items. In most cases you add a dynamic page for your catalog, then customize it to fit your site. Before you begin: Make sure to create your catalog collection before adding dynamic pages for it. Adding dynamic pages for your catalog Catalog collections use dynamic item pages and dynamic list pages to display collection content on your site. The item page shows one item at a time, and the list page shows multiple items together. Add a dynamic page to show your catalog items on your site. Choose a Catalog Item Page to show one item at a time, or a Catalog List Page to show several items together. You don't need to connect these pages yourself. The elements arrive connected to your catalog fields — item name, price, image and description — and the Add to cart and Buy now buttons are connected to their purchase actions . You can change any connection later, or start with a blank page and connect the elements yourself. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click CMS on the left side of the editor. Click Your Collections . Hover over the relevant catalog collection, click the More Actions icon , and select Add dynamic page . Select the type of dynamic page you want to add: Catalog List Page: Shows multiple items in elements within a repeater. Catalog Item Page: Shows one item at a time in connected elements like text, buttons and images. Blank Page: Shows one item at a time once you manually add and connect the elements to your collection. Manage item page: Shows one item at a time where people with permissions can edit the content from your live site. Click Add to Site . (If needed) Click any of the elements to edit them. Click the CMS icon to choose which collection fields connect to each element . (If needed) Repeat these steps to add another dynamic page type. Publish your site when you're ready for the changes to go live. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click CMS on the left side of the editor. Click Your Collections . Hover over the relevant catalog collection, click the More Actions icon , and select Add dynamic page . Select the type of dynamic page you want to add: Catalog List Page: Shows multiple items in elements within a repeater. Catalog Item Page: Shows one item at a time in connected elements like text, buttons and images. Blank Page: Shows one item at a time once you manually add and connect the elements to your collection. Click Add to Site . (If needed) Click any of the elements to edit them. Click the CMS icon to choose which collection fields connect to each element . (If needed) Repeat these steps to add another dynamic page type. Publish your site when you're ready for the changes to go live. Adding purchase actions to a dynamic page If you added a Catalog Item Page or Catalog List Page , you already have purchase buttons on it. Use the steps below to add another button, or to add purchase actions to a blank page or to a dynamic page you created before you started selling. A purchase action button is a regular button or image connected to a dataset. Each one has a click action — Add to cart or Buy now — that decides what happens when a customer clicks it. On a list page, you can put a purchase button inside a repeater so customers can add items without opening each item page. Studio Editor Go to your editor and navigate to the relevant dynamic page. Add a regular button or image to use as your purchase action button. Click the button or image, then click the Connect to CMS icon . Make sure the dataset connects to your catalog collection. Click the Click action connects to dropdown and select the action you want to assign to the button: Add to cart: When clicked, a side panel opens where the customer can add the item to their cart. Buy now: When clicked, the customer navigates to the checkout page where they can purchase the item. Click Change Text on the button to customize the static text that displays on the button (e.g. "Add to cart" or "Buy now"). Alternatively, you can display dynamic text from your collection by selecting the relevant field from the Label connects to dropdown in the Connect Button panel. Repeat these steps to add another 'Add to cart' or 'Buy now' button to the page. (Recommended) Add a 'Cart icon' button if you don't already have one: Click Add Elements on the left, then click Store . Click Cart Icon , then click and drag the Cart Icon into place. Publish your site when you're ready for the changes to go live. Wix Editor Go to your editor and navigate to the relevant dynamic page. Add a regular button or image to use as your purchase action button. Click the button or image, then click the Connect to CMS icon . Make sure the dataset connects to your catalog collection. Click the Click action connects to dropdown and select the action you want to assign to the button: Add to cart: When clicked, a side panel opens where the customer can add the item to their cart. Buy now: When clicked, the customer navigates to the checkout page where they can purchase the item. Click Settings on the button to customize the static text that displays on the button (e.g. "Add to cart" or "Buy now"). Alternatively, you can display dynamic text from your collection by selecting the relevant field from the Label connects to dropdown in the Connect Button panel. Repeat these steps to add another 'Add to cart' or 'Buy now' button to the page. (Recommended) Add a 'Cart icon' button if you don't already have one: Click Add Elements on the left, then click Store . Click Cart Icon , then click and drag the Cart Icon into place. Publish your site when you're ready for the changes to go live. Displaying catalog items on static pages You can also display catalog collection items on static pages, such as your homepage or landing pages. This lets you feature selected items outside the collection's dynamic pages. Studio Editor Go to your editor and navigate to a static page. Click the element you want to connect to the CMS (e.g. text, image, button). Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset dropdown and select a dataset connected to your catalog collection. If none exists yet, click Add a Dataset , choose your catalog collection, give it a name, and click Create . Connect each element to the relevant collection field — for example, connect an image element to your image field, and a text element to your title or description field. (For buttons or images) Select the relevant click action after connecting: Add to cart: Lets visitors add the item to their cart directly from the page. Buy now: Takes visitors straight to checkout. Publish your site when you're ready for the changes to go live. Wix Editor Go to your editor and navigate to a static page. Click the element you want to connect to the CMS (e.g. text, image, button). Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset dropdown and select a dataset connected to your catalog collection. If none exists yet, click Add a Dataset , choose your catalog collection, give it a name, and click Create . Connect each element to the relevant collection field — for example, connect an image element to your image field, and a text element to your title or description field. (For buttons or images) Select the relevant click action after connecting: Add to cart: Lets visitors add the item to their cart directly from the page. Buy now: Takes visitors straight to checkout. Publish your site when you're ready for the changes to go live. Setting up your commerce settings Before customers can complete purchases, you need to finish your commerce setup in the dashboard. This includes payments, and for physical items, shipping and tax settings. Important: You need at least one payment method before customers can check out. Learn how to: Set up payments for your site . Set up shipping, delivery, and pickup methods . Set up your tax collections . Offer discounts to your customers . Managing your orders Orders from catalog collections are managed from your site's dashboard. This is where you can review purchases and handle fulfillment steps. Learn more about managing your orders . FAQs Click for answers to common questions about selling items from CMS catalog collections. How is this different from Wix Stores? Catalog collections are a good fit when your CMS collection is the main source of truth for the items you sell. Wix Stores is usually a better fit if you need store-first features like product variants, more advanced merchandising, or more complex inventory workflows. Can I sell digital files from catalog collections? Yes. If your collection includes a 'Digital asset' field and that field is mapped as the digital file for sale, customers can receive a secured file after purchase. Can I use automations with catalog collections? Catalog collections work with Wix commerce automations for actions like purchases and abandoned carts. What happens to my existing dynamic pages if I enable selling? Your existing dynamic pages stay in place. If you want visitors to purchase from those pages, add buttons and connect them to the relevant purchase actions . Can I import a CSV file to create a catalog collection? You cannot currently import a CSV file to create a new catalog collection. As a workaround, you can import your CSV file into a regular collection first, then convert that collection into a catalog collection. This is useful if you want to bulk-add items before setting up selling. After you have a catalog collection, you can import a CSV file directly into that existing collection. How do customers receive digital files? Customers receive the file through the digital delivery flow after purchase. Can I format prices with currency symbols? Yes. Use the PRICE expression function to display 'Number' field values with your site's currency symbol and formatting. Connect a text element to your catalog collection using a dataset, select Expression as the connection type, and enter PRICE(price) — replacing "price" with the relevant number field from your collection. Learn more about using the PRICE function . What happens if I duplicate a collection field that is mapped to a catalog field? When you duplicate a field that is mapped to a catalog field, only the original field remains mapped to the catalog field. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Discounts, gift cards, & incentives Managing Your Coupons Manage your coupons by activating the ones you want to offer customers and deactivating or deleting coupons you don't want to make available. Note: If you delete or deactivate a coupon, customers won't be able to redeem it in checkout. Activating or deactivating a coupon You can save time by creating a coupon once and then reusing it when needed. For example, you can create a "Summer Sale Coupon" and deactivate it when the sale is over. When summer rolls around again, just click the toggle to activate it. Go to Coupons in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant coupon. Click Activate or Deactivate . Deleting a coupon Keep your coupon page clean by deleting coupons that can no longer be used. Note: Once you delete a coupon, you can't undo this action. You can, however, recreate a coupon with the same details. To delete a coupon: Go to Coupons in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the coupon you want to delete. Click Delete . Click Yes, Delete to confirm. FAQs Click below to learn more about managing your coupons. Can I create a coupon by duplicating an existing coupon? You can save time by recreating a coupon you already have, for example, if you have an annual holiday sale. To duplicate a coupon: Go to Coupons in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the coupon you want to duplicate. Click Duplicate . Enter a new coupon code, edit the dates, and make any other necessary changes. Click Create Coupon . Can I edit a coupon? Yes, you can make changes to coupons at any time. To edit a coupon: Go to Coupons in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant coupon. Click Edit . Make your changes and click Save . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Creating a Monthly Pricing Subscription for Courses When you create a course with monthly pricing, you can charge participants a fixed fee each month instead of collecting the full course price upfront. This works well for long-running programs such as children's activity classes, semester-based courses, or annual programs. The first payment is collected at checkout, and the remaining payments are charged automatically on the 1st of each following calendar month, based on the payment schedule you set. Important: Make sure you add a payment provider that supports recurring payments . Creating a monthly pricing subscription for a course Create a monthly pricing subscription from your site's dashboard so you can charge a fixed monthly fee for a course. Notes: Make sure your payment schedule matches your course schedule. For example, if your course runs from September through June, set the payment schedule to start in September for 10 months. Monthly pricing follows your payment schedule, not your course dates. If the payment schedule starts before the course begins, participants who join after the schedule has started are only charged from the month they join. They are not charged for months in the payment schedule that have already passed. To set up a monthly pricing subscription: Go to Booking Services in your site's dashboard. Click + Add a New Service in the top right. Scroll down to Courses and choose what you want to do: Click Edit below the relevant course template. Click + Start from Scratch to use a blank template. Fill out the Service details . Click on the Price & payment section. Click the Price type dropdown and select Monthly pricing . Enter the Price per month . Set up your Payment schedule : Click the When does your course start? dropdown and select the relevant month. Click the How long is your course? dropdown and select the duration of your course. Click Save and continue to set up your course . Tip: Set up a grace period before your first client enrolls. This gives failed payments more time to go through before the subscription is canceled. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about monthly pricing for your course. What does a client pay when they enroll in a course? Clients are charged based on where they are in your payment schedule. If your schedule runs from July through December and someone enrolls in September, they pay for September at checkout and continue with the remaining payments from October through December. Can a client join after the course has started? Yes. If you set your booking policy to allow participants to join after the course begins , clients can join after the course has started. They are only charged for the months remaining in your payment schedule, not for months that have already passed. How can I prorate first payment for a late joiner or a course that starts mid-month? It is not possible to prorate the first payment automatically. Clients are charged the full monthly amount regardless of when they join during the month or when the course begins. If you want to reduce the first payment for late joiners or mid-month course starts, you can create a coupon and share it with clients to use at checkout. How is monthly pricing different from installments? Monthly pricing follows your payment schedule and charges clients only for payments due while they’re enrolled. Installments split the total course price into fixed payments set upfront, regardless of enrollment date. Do changes to the pricing setup affect existing subscriptions? No. Changes only apply to new enrollments. Existing subscriptions keep their current terms. If you need to update an existing subscription, manage it separately from the Subscriptions page. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Third-Party App: Blocky IP & Country Blocker by Effective Apps With the Blocky: IP & Country Blocker app by Effective Apps, you can block unwanted visitors, bots and scammers from accessing your site. After a visitor is blocked, they are automatically redirected to a page of your choice on your site. Important: This app is only available in English. Features and benefits include: Block visitors from certain countries from accessing your site Block specific visitors by their IP address Reduce harassment and fraud caused by bots and scammers Immediately block multiple countries with a click of a button Check out the Blocky: IP & Country Blocker app by Effective Apps to get started. For questions or comments, contact Effective Apps directly: Website: https://effectify.co/ Email: support@effectify.co Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit