Wix vs nopCommerce

Wix has an add-on store, called the App Market, that includes community developed bits of functionality (such as comments, calendars and integrations with third-party services) that you can add to your site. The store includes both free and paid add-ons.

There's a selection of elements you can choose from in the sidebar that you can drag and drop into the page and edit. There are common elements such as text, images and buttons as well as less common elements such as blog or online store. All elements can be adjusted to some extent to fit your needs. For example, you can change things like the font, weight and style of text and even crop, adjust colors and apply filters to images.

Wix comes with various kinds of templates based on the users genre and needs, ranging from personal, blog, club, portfolio to commercial.

This means you can add custom interactions and API's to your site when needed, but do most of the editing in a GUI. This helps you avoid the need to redo an entire site if you need custom interactions. Also dead easy to connect a database and have dynamic components based on CMS updates.

It lets you run more than one store from a single installation.

For mobile, the demo site built on 4.20 scored 99/100 in the Google PageSpeed Insights tool. Meanwhile, it got a perfect 100/100 for desktop devices.

The community forum provides free support.

Supports more than 50 payment methods.

You can create your own store absolutely free and not worry about some additional fees.

There are many different plugins and themes, both commercial and free

Very easy to customize as per client requirement

You can sell products that are not in your inventory with the multi-vendor and drop shipping features