Export Hire Wix Developer to HTML

Wix developers typically charge $50-150 per hour. That's a wide range because experience and location vary massively.

US and UK developers sit at the higher end, $100-150/hour is common. European developers might charge $70-100. Freelancers from Eastern Europe, India, or Southeast Asia can be $30-50/hour. You generally get what you pay for.

For project-based pricing, expect these ranges:

Simple brochure site (5-10 pages, template-based): $500-1,500. Most small businesses fall here.

Custom design with content (10-20 pages, unique look): $1,500-3,000. This gets you something that doesn't look like everyone else.

E-commerce or complex functionality (store setup, integrations, custom code): $3,000-5,000+. Wix Velo development pushes costs higher.

Where to find Wix developers? Upwork has the largest pool. Fiverr has cheaper options (quality varies wildly). Wix's own Marketplace connects you with vetted professionals. Local agencies charge more but offer accountability.

But here's the thing, do you actually need a developer?

Wix templates have gotten really good. Pick one close to your vision, customize colors and content, done. Most small business sites don't need custom development. They need decent photos and clear copy.

DIY path: buy a premium template ($50-100 one-time), spend a weekend customizing, pay for a Wix plan ($17-36/month). Total year-one cost: $250-500. Compare to $1,500+ for a developer.

When hiring makes sense: complex e-commerce needs, custom integrations, animation-heavy designs, or when your time is genuinely worth more than the developer's fee. A $5,000 website that generates $50,000 in business is worth it.

Alternative to consider: hire a developer to customize a template rather than build from scratch. Costs less, goes faster, usually looks just as good. Most visitors can't tell the differance.

One more option: build on Wix yourself, then export with our tool. You own the HTML. If you later want improvements, any web developer can work on those files, you're not locked into Wix-specific expertise.

Match the solution to the problem. Not every site needs a developer.