A Wix Partner who will tell you when to leave Wix
Hiring a Wix Partner should mean a Studio site that loads, converts, and connects to the tools you already pay for. It should not mean a template dump, a pile of apps, and a developer who disappears when the editor hits a wall.
That is the work I do as a Wix Partner in Seattle. Wix Studio marketing sites and stores. Custom Velo when the canvas is not enough. HubSpot and other integrations. Rescue of sites someone else left half-finished. And an honest call when Wix is the wrong product and you need a custom website or a portal instead.
Who this is for
Owners who want a Wix Partner, not a $300 weekend template.
Teams already on Wix that need custom forms, membership, e-commerce rules, or a CRM connection the app market cannot finish.
Businesses whose Wix site is live but slow, broken, or uneditable because the last developer is gone.
Buyers who will accept "stay," "extend," or "leave" as the answer, as long as it is the true one.
Who this is not for
A five-page placeholder you only need online this week. Use Wix's own templates and come back when the site is a real channel.
Unlimited revision-by-committee with no decision owner. Designate someone who can say yes.
A signed-in client portal, complex B2B pricing, or ops software pretending to be a Wix site. That is custom web portal work. Forcing it into Wix wastes the budget twice.
What I build on Wix
Wix Studio sites. Offer, proof, and a next step above the fold. Mobile-first. Pages your team can edit without opening a ticket. Same conversion discipline as other Seattle website work, on the Wix stack.
Custom Velo and data. Collections, forms, membership, and the logic a drag-and-drop block will not cover. Code that your editors do not have to touch.
Stores. Catalog, checkout, tax and shipping that match how you actually fulfill. Not a theme shop with twelve apps papering over the gaps. Deeper commerce work also lives under Seattle ecommerce.
Integrations. HubSpot, payments, scheduling, and APIs. Native Wix apps when they map. Custom connections when a missed sync is a real cost. Related: API development.
Rescue. Broken forms, Core Web Vitals that fail, Studio sites nobody can log into. Stabilize, then repair or rebuild. Pair with website rescue when the live site is already costing deals.
Stay on Wix, extend it, or leave
Stay. Wix can own a marketing site, a straightforward store, and a few integrations. If that is the job, we build it well and keep you on the platform.
Extend. Custom Velo, better data, HubSpot, and the pieces the editor will never grow into. Still Wix. Just not only Wix.
Leave. Membership portals, complex quoting, or workflows that fight the page builder every week. I migrate content and URLs to a stack that can hold the product. Rankings are part of the cutover, not an afterthought.
I would rather lose a Wix rebuild than take a year of fighting a tool that cannot do the job.
Cost and timeline
Focused Wix Studio marketing sites often land in the lower five figures and ship in weeks. Stores with custom checkout or several integrations take longer. If the real need is a portal, we stop calling it a Wix project and scope it as custom software.
Payment is milestone-based. Ongoing support after launch so the site does not rot the week after publish.
Next step
Book a time with an expert or get a quote. Bring the current Wix URL and what a good month looks like after launch. You leave with stay, extend, or leave, not a pitch.
