Hopp by Wix review
A free plan with Wix-grade design, a built-in store and tips — pay only for a domain and no badge.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Hopp is Wix’s answer to Linktree: a link-in-bio page for creators who want more than a list of social links. The free standard plan includes links, video blocks, email signup, and access to views and per-link click statistics. It also supports digital files, merchandise, print-on-demand products, tips, and bookings from the page, making it relevant to creators who want audience links and basic commerce in one place.
The published offering shows a strong design layer, with attractive themes, detailed font and colour controls, and a mobile preview. Hopp does not charge a transaction fee on sales. The main trade-off is the Pro package: removing Hopp branding, connecting a custom domain, and unlocking richer layouts require payment. Pricing is displayed inside the dashboard, varies by region, and is not available for outside comparison, which makes advance budgeting more difficult.
Hopp suits creators who want a polished free page with commerce features already included, especially those selling digital files, merchandise, print-on-demand products, tips, or bookings. The standard plan is a strong starting point when Hopp branding is acceptable. Creators who need a custom domain, richer layouts, or a page without the Hopp badge should budget for Pro; those who require transparent, publicly comparable pricing may prefer to look elsewhere.
Hopp by Wix pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free standard plan covers links, analytics, themes and a store
- Design controls feel like Wix: fonts, spacing, colour palettes
- Sells digital files, merch and print-on-demand with 0% transaction fees
- Where it doesn't
- Branding removal, custom domain and rich layouts need the paid Pro package
- Pro price is only shown inside the dashboard and varies by region
- Tied to a Wix account, which pushes you toward Wix's other products
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