Wix for realtors in 2026

What Wix costs

Wix's plans page states: "Displayed prices are for yearly subscriptions, paid in full at the time of purchase." Month-to-month billing costs more. The free domain voucher applies to a new domain bought from Wix, not one you already own, and renews at Wix's domain price after the first year.

What the real estate templates give you

Wix lists a dozen or more real estate templates: agent, agency, property manager, and several landing pages. They are photo-gallery sites with lead forms. One template's own description says it best: "With a wealth of image galleries to promote your latest properties and separate pages for both sales and rentals, this template is almost ready to go." Listings are gallery items or dynamic pages you build and update yourself; there is no price, status or sold field unless the template's content collection has one or you add it.

The thing Wix cannot do

From Wix's own help center, as of 1 October 2026: "Currently, Wix does not support Internet Data Exchange (IDX) integration for real estate agents." The article points to two routes: the iHomefinder app in the App Market, or writing your own integration with Velo.

iHomefinder's Wix app is priced from $85.50 a month (Premium for Agents) to $450 a month (Max Pro for Agents) on yearly billing, or $95 to $500 month to month, with a 30-day trial, and it carries a 2.3-star rating from 18 reviews on the App Market. So a Wix site with MLS search starts at $102.50 a month on yearly billing ($17 for Light plus $85.50) and can pass $200. Whether you need MLS search at all is a separate question; see IDX explained.

Not every App Market app for agents is paid: AgentTally, a free app from US Realtor List, adds a table of how many agents work in each US state, with no account and nothing to buy. It is a small extra for an about or market page, not a fix for the missing IDX.

Where the hours go

• Template surgery. Every Wix template ships with sample pages to delete, sample text to replace and sections that do not apply.
• Listings by hand. Each property is a gallery item or a dynamic page: upload photos, write the copy, set the layout, repeat when it sells.
• Compliance. Your state's advertising rules want your brokerage name, and in some states your license type or number, on every page. On Wix you add that to the footer yourself and keep it right on every template change. See the state-by-state rules.
• Speed. Page-builder sites carry weight. A fast site is possible on Wix; it is not the default.

Wix or SiteCurb

Choose Wix if you want a general website you fully design, a shop or booking system, and you have the hours. Choose SiteCurb if you want an agent site with a real listings model, your bio, a contact form that reaches your inbox and a broker-disclosure footer, for $39 a month with no design work. The prices are close; the time is not. The full comparison, with Squarespace alongside, is on SiteCurb vs Wix and Squarespace.

Sources

All read on 1 October 2026. Wix prices are the US-dollar figures shown on wix.com/plans for yearly billing.

• wix.com/plans — Free $0; Light $17; Core $29; Business $39; Business Elite $159 per month, "for yearly subscriptions, paid in full at the time of purchase"; free domain for 1 year on yearly plans; Free plan carries Wix branding on a Wix subdomain.
• Wix Help Center — Request: IDX (MLS) Integration — "Currently, Wix does not support Internet Data Exchange (IDX) integration for real estate agents." Points to the iHomefinder app or custom code with Velo.
• Wix App Market — iHomefinder Real Estate — Billed yearly: Premium for Agents $85.50/month, iHF Max for Agents $135, Max for Teams $225, Max Pro for Agents $450. Billed monthly: $95, $150, $250 and $500. Prices in USD; 30-day trial; rated 2.3 stars from 18 reviews.
• Wix — Real estate website templates — 12+ templates (Real Estate Agent, Real Estate Agency, Property Manager, landing pages); galleries, dynamic pages and lead forms; no mention of IDX or MLS.

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