For shops with a Wix website
Wix is a good home for an embroidery shop's website. Custom orders are harder. A Wix product page only has room for two text boxes. A Wix payment form can't add up the total. Wix won't let you fix what the customer typed on an order.
Wix gives you a drag-and-drop editor and thousands of templates. Your about page, photos, and blog all live in one place you control.
On a plan that takes payments, Wix Stores sells products with a cart and a checkout. A towel or a hat with a set price is easy to list.
Wix Forms can collect a fixed price, a product, or an amount the customer types in. For one deposit on one kind of job, that can be enough.
In Wix Stores you add a custom text field to a product, give it a title and a character limit, and decide if it's required. Wix allows up to two per product. A team hoodie with a name on the back, a number on the sleeve, and a monogram on the chest needs three.
Wix's edit-order page lets you add and remove items, change a price, add a fee or discount, and update the customer's name, address, and email. It doesn't mention the custom text the customer typed. When the customer writes back that it's Kaitlynn with two n's, the right spelling is only in an email.
A Wix form can show a set price, a product to pick, and a box where the customer types the amount. Wix says its new forms can't add up a total for what the customer bought. Each purchase shows as a separate item. So a Wix form can't add the garment, the stitch count, and a second placement into one price.
On a Wix checkout or a Wix payment form the customer pays first. They approve the design afterward, in an email thread. In Broidry the customer sees the mockup and presses "It looks perfect, approve this mockup" on the order itself, next to the payment.
Wix shows you orders and form submissions. It doesn't tell you which jobs need a mockup, which are waiting on the customer, and which you can hoop today.
Sources: Wix's help page on custom text fields, Wix's help page on editing orders, Wix's help page on payment forms, and Wix on the missing total field.
Where the details live before you stitch.
What happens when the customer changes their mind.
Broidry sits inside your Wix site.
You don't have to pick one. On Broidry's Storefront page, scroll to Web address and click Show your shop on your own website. Turn the switch on and copy your website code. In the Wix editor, add an Embed HTML element to the page you want and paste the code in. Your Broidry shop shows up on that page and stays up to date on its own.
Customers order the custom piece without leaving your site. The price comes from your rate card. When the customer pays, the payment page opens in its own browser tab. The order shows up on your stitching list with every placement and every line of wording on it. When the customer writes back with a new spelling, you fix the words on the order. That's the version your work sheet prints.
To bring your Wix products over, export them in Wix under Catalog, then Products, then Export. Drop the file on Broidry's Import page. Each product comes in hidden with its name, price, and description. You add photos and personalization, then turn the product on. Broidry doesn't connect to Wix orders, so a sale paid on Wix stays on Wix.
The help page on showing your shop on your own website has the steps for Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, and more. The works-with page lists the other stores Broidry works with.
If that's you, set the custom text field to required and give it a title that asks the customer to check the spelling. The questions to ask before you stitch guide has the confirmation wording. The misspelled name guide covers who pays when a wrong name gets stitched anyway.
Wix takes payments on its Core plan and up. Wix's prices vary by location, so check the price Wix shows you. Card payments through Wix Payments in the US cost 2.9% plus 30 cents. Broidry's Free plan gives you up to 15 orders a month. It takes a 2% fee on payments that go through Broidry. Broidry takes no fee on a sale paid on Wix. The Maker plan ($19 a month) makes orders unlimited and drops the fee to 1.5%. The Shop plan is $39 a month and the Atelier plan is $79 a month. My rate card has a $20 minimum on every custom order. Broidry never quotes a custom order below the minimum you set. See the full details on the pricing page.
Wix takes payments on its Core, Business, and Business Elite plans. The Free and Light plans don't list payments. Wix's pricing page says prices vary by location, so check the price shown to you. Card payments through Wix Payments in the US cost 2.9% plus 30 cents, so a $48 custom hoodie costs you about $1.69 in card fees. Wix keeps that fee when you refund the order.
Wix's edit-order page lists adding and removing items, changing a price, adding a fee or discount, and updating the customer's name, address, and email. It doesn't mention the custom text the customer typed. Most shops keep the fix in an email and hope it gets read before the hoop goes on. In Broidry you change the words on the order. That's the version your work sheet prints.
Yes. On Broidry's Storefront page, open Show your shop on your own website, turn the switch on, and copy your website code. In the Wix editor, add an Embed HTML element to a page and paste the code in. Your Broidry shop shows up on that page and stays up to date on its own. When a customer pays, the payment page opens in its own browser tab.
No. Broidry doesn't connect to Wix orders. A sale paid on Wix stays on Wix. You can bring over your product list. Export it from Wix under Catalog, then Products, then Export. Drop the file on Broidry's Import page. Each product comes in hidden with its name, price, and description, so you can add photos and personalization before you turn it on.
No. A sale the customer paid for on Wix never goes through Broidry. Orders taken through your Broidry shop carry Broidry's fee: 2% on the Free plan, 1.5% on the Maker plan ($19 a month).
Wix's plans come from Wix's plans page and the card rate from Wix's page on Wix Payments fees, both checked in November 2026. Using Jotform for your order form? See Broidry vs Jotform. Selling on Shopify instead? See Broidry vs Shopify.
Your Broidry shop sits on a page of your Wix site. The customer picks the piece, types the wording, and pays. You fix the spelling on the order and send the mockup. Broidry is free to start.
The Free plan costs nothing until your first sale, and signing up does not ask for a credit card. The Free plan covers 15 orders a month, however your customers pay.