Wix apps.

Buy-more-save-more pricing and bundle deals, applied automatically at checkout — no coupon codes, no checkout plugin.

Gift wrapping, engraving text and paid extras on the product page you already have, charged at checkout as named fees.

Comment threads on any page, with a spam filter that explains itself and an approval queue you actually control.

A separate FAQ for every page, with search that stays inside the section it is on and nothing ever added to a page for you.

Tables that fit every screen, from a Google Sheet or typed in, with a chart drawn from the same rows.

Testimonials that never vanish, collected on your site and shown in the layout you choose.

Pricing tables that stay saved, with a yearly toggle, comparison rows and a request-a-quote mode.

Countdowns that show up, count the right moment, and stay exactly where you put them.

One bar across your whole site — on a phone as well as a desktop, pushing your page down instead of covering it.

Right-click, dragging and the phone long press blocked on every page — and never inside your own forms.

A podcast player fed by your RSS feed, with episodes, show notes and subscribe links, in your fonts.

A live poll or a short survey on any page, with unlimited votes on the free plan.

A timeline of anything, with any date at all — a year, a month, a span of years, BC, or your own words — in the order you choose.

A cookbook on any page of your site, with ten recipes free, a real print view and share links that open the recipe they name.

A video gallery with five arrangements and every design control free, that loads nothing from YouTube until a visitor presses play.

A real audio player for any page — fifteen tracks and every control free, and it runs on Wix Studio, where the built-in music player does not.

A portfolio that carries documents as well as photographs — ten projects, four arrangements and every design control, free.

Files your visitors open in one press — no account, no sign-up and no sign-in, on any page you like.

Ten open roles free, an Apply button that actually works, and a job advert that is never cut off.

A real ticker — as thin as 28 pixels — with no cap on your updates on the free plan, and no badge on any plan, ever.

An instant price on any page, with every line of the sum shown — and a free plan, where the app it replaces has none.

A property board on any page — twelve properties free, every filter free, and a price written the way your market writes it.

Your team on any page — twelve people free, four times the best free plan in this category, with every arrangement and a Read more that actually opens.

The week your studio actually runs — no cap on classes on the free plan, and three days a week is one entry, not three.

Your PDFs on your own page, with no watermark on any plan and no storage limit of ours, ever — because your files never leave your own media.

Drag a handle across a photograph and it becomes the other photograph — unlimited comparisons on the free plan, and no watermark on any plan, ever.

A catalogue of your courses on a page you designed, with the modules and lessons published free — and no cap on courses, on any plan.

Every price you actually charge — junior, senior, 30 or 90 minutes — free on every plan, with no cart, no order total and no badge.

Open, closing soon or closed — worked out on your own clock, with holidays free and no watermark on any plan, ever.

Numbers that count up on your page — any size of figure in the same second, with no cap on how many and no watermark on any plan, ever.

The logos of the businesses you work with, balanced by eye so a long wordmark and a square badge look the same size — with no cap on how many and no watermark on any plan, ever.

Clickable points on any picture, each with as much to say as you like — and a panel that stays on the picture wherever the point is, with no cap on points and no watermark on any plan, ever.

Help articles with headings, steps and pictures — searched in the visitor’s own browser, with no cap on articles and no badge on any plan, ever.

Cars, vans, boats and plant on any page of your site — with no cap on vehicles, on any plan, ever, and no watermark or badge anywhere.

A real forum on your own site — boards, topics and replies, where anybody can post with just a name, and the whole moderation queue is free.

A bar across the top, panels with as many columns as you like, and levels as deep as your site goes — none of it rationed, on any plan.

A directory of your members that they keep up to date themselves — no cap on how many, and nothing appears until you approve it.

Files for one client, that only that client can open — by a private link nobody needs an account for, or as a site member you name.

Five arrangements, a real lightbox, and every tile asking for a picture its own size — with no cap on pictures and no badge, on any plan.

It takes the request; you keep the diary. No calendar of availability to keep working, no cap on requests, and no badge on your website, ever.

An honest number on your own site: page views and unique visitors, counted where they happen. No invented traffic, no badge, and nothing stored about anybody.

A contents list built from the headings already on the page, a reading time counted from the article itself, and related posts that never need a permission into your blog.

A wall of your own pictures, captions and dates on any page — one that connects to nothing, so there is nothing that can disconnect.

Ask each client for the documents you need, and watch them arrive against a checklist with their name on it — with no cap on anything, because nothing is stored by the app.

A clear page of what is coming up — gigs, markets, fairs, quiz nights — in the order they happen. It is a list, not a ticketing platform: it never sells a ticket and never takes a cut of your gate.

Your members already exist. This shows each of them their own membership the moment they sign in — their tier, what it includes, and how long is left. It never takes a payment and never charges a percentage of anything.

A treatment on a button, a hint on a word, an effect on a picture — and all three work on a phone as well as a desktop. Every effect is on the free plan.

Somebody asks you something and gets a reference on the screen. They come back, type it in, and read your answer. It never sends an email, so nothing can land in spam.

Your club’s fixtures and results on any page — and the league table works itself out from the scores you type, so the one thing you never have to keep up to date is the table.

Small ads and notices your own visitors put up — no seller accounts, no commission, no checkout, and every ad comes down on its own.

Your service times where somebody looking for them will find them, and every sermon in one place — with no donation engine, no uploads and no badge.

Hide part of a page behind a sign-in or an access code — and the hidden words are not in the page at all until the door opens.

Your tours with the itinerary on every one — the stops, in order, with times. It is a page, not a booking engine.

A postcode box that answers “do you deliver to me?” on the spot. No search credits, no shop needed, and it is not a map.

A countdown, a launch page and a list of people to tell — and it takes itself down at the moment you set. No badge on any plan.

Your Google Calendar on your website, kept in sync on its own — no cap on events on any plan, and nobody ever logs in to Google.

Snow, autumn leaves, hearts, fireworks and confetti that switch themselves on for each holiday, only on the pages you choose — every effect free, and no badge on any plan.