Export Wix Cost Per Month to HTML

Wix advertises monthly prices but pushes annual billing hard. The numbers you see, $17, $29, $36, $159, those assume you're paying for a full year upfront.

Choose monthly billing and the math changes. Significantly.

Light plan: $17/month annual becomes roughly $23/month if paid monthly. Core plan: $29 annual jumps to about $39 monthly. Business: $36 becomes $45+. The markup varies but expect 20-30% more for monthly flexibility.

Why the premium? Wix wants commitment. Annual billing means predictable revenue and lower churn. They discount to get that year-long lock-in.

Here's the tricky part. The "free" domain that comes with annual plans? Not included with monthly billing. So add another $15-20/year for your domain if you go month-to-month.

Monthly billing makes sense in one scenario: you're testing Wix for a short-term project and know you'll cancel within a few months. Otherwise, you're paying a significant premum for flexibility you probably won't use.

The real question isn't monthly vs annual. It's whether renting a website makes sense at all.

At $29/month (Core plan, annual billing), you're spending $348/year. That's three years of hosting on cheaper platforms. Or zero if you export to static HTML and host free on Netlify.

Wix is convenient. But every month you pay, you own nothing. Cancel and your site disappears. That monthly cost is pure rental, no equity, no ownership.

Consider this: build on Wix if you need to launch fast, then export your site once it's done. Our tool converts Wix sites to static HTML. One-time effort, permanent ownership, zero monthly fees after that.

Stop renting. Start owning.