A well-designed pricing page can significantly increase the number of Wix users who purchase your app. This guide provides best practices for designing an effective Wix pricing page that helps Wix users make informed decisions and drives upgrades.
Use bullet points to describe each plan's benefits. Paragraphs are harder to scan and compare across plans.
You can display up to 4 benefits per plan. Make each benefit clear and concise. You can explain additional details in the comparison table below. Keep feature names and benefits consistent across plans to make it easier to identify the differences.
Focus on what Wix users achieve:

When you customize your Wix pricing page, choose which plan is your recommended plan. This plan gets marked as "Recommended."
Position your recommended plan in the center. This creates a visual hierarchy that guides Wix users to your best option while letting them compare alternatives.

Show clear value progression across your plans. Higher-priced plans should offer more benefits than lower-priced ones.
Example progression:
This progression helps Wix users understand why they should upgrade and makes the value difference clear.

The Wix pricing page automatically shows users how much they save with a yearly plan. Take advantage of this feature by offering yearly plans at a discounted rate, and encourage longer commitments.
For example, if your monthly plan costs $29/month, set the yearly plan to $24/month. Wix shows users that they can save $60 annually when they choose the yearly option.
Add Upgrade entry points throughout your app:
Before launch:
After launch, track which plans and features drive upgrades.