Wix Studio

Wix Studio gives designers CSS-like layout tools, flexbox and grid style controls, custom breakpoints, and a component library for saving and reusing design elements across pages and projects, closing much of the gap with Webflow’s canvas-level control. Because it sits on the broader Wix platform, it also inherits a very large app marketplace for bookings, memberships, and ecommerce add-ons.

Pricing runs per site with tiers based on storage, bandwidth, and business features, plus a separate agency plan for managing many client sites from one dashboard, which is a real advantage for a small studio over juggling separate Webflow accounts. Sites stay on Wix’s hosting with no code export, matching the lock-in profile of the rest of this category. The ceiling is that some of the app marketplace’s third-party add-ons feel bolted on rather than native, and complex custom logic still means leaving the platform. It fits agencies and freelancers building client sites who want Webflow-level layout control paired with Wix’s bigger ecosystem of ready-made business features.