Comparison
Editkraft vs. Wix Studio
Wix Studio and Editkraft answer the same client request — 'I want to edit my website myself' — from opposite directions. Wix Studio is an all-in-one platform: you design in its visual builder and the site runs on Wix hosting. Editkraft assumes the opposite: the website is code you write — Next.js on Vercel, content in your client's Supabase — and only the editing is added on top. The real question is not which tool is better, but whether your websites are built in a builder or in code.
| Editkraft | Wix Studio | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | An editing layer for Next.js websites you build in code: hosted studio, open-source renderer, storage in your client's Supabase. | An all-in-one agency platform: visual builder, hosting, CMS, e-commerce and marketing tools in one closed system. |
| Who builds the site | You, in code — your own React components, your repo, your workflow (including AI tools like Claude Code). | You, in Wix's visual builder — fast and polished, within the platform's constraints; custom code via Velo. |
| Where the site runs | On your own Vercel account; the content lives in your client's Supabase. | Exclusively on Wix hosting — Wix Studio sites cannot be exported or self-hosted. |
| Ownership & portability | Renderer is open source (MIT) and the content is in your client's database — leave anytime, the website keeps running. | Design and content live inside Wix; moving away means rebuilding the site on another stack. |
| Client editing | Hosted studio with roles (owner, admin, editor) and an audit log — clients edit text, images and blocks. | Built in: clients get access with granular permissions and edit directly on the platform. |
| Pricing model | Flat per website: one site free, Pro at €12/month — the site itself runs on your Vercel/Supabase accounts. | Per-site plans from roughly $19 to $159/month (as of 2026), which include hosting — plus e-commerce tiers where needed. |
| E-commerce & extras | Nothing built in — your Next.js project integrates whatever you choose (Stripe, Shopify, custom). | Built in: online store, bookings, invoicing, email marketing — the all-in-one promise is real. |
Choose Wix Studio if …
- you don't want a code stack at all — design, hosting and maintenance should live in one platform,
- your clients need shop, bookings or marketing tools out of the box,
- you deliver many standardized marketing sites fast and platform lock-in is an acceptable trade.
Choose Editkraft if …
- your websites are code and should stay code: Next.js, your components, your Git history, your hosting,
- your clients own their stack — content in their Supabase, site on Vercel, no platform they can't leave,
- you want builder-style client editing without giving up the way you already build websites.
If you build inside Wix Studio today and it serves your clients well, Editkraft won't argue with that — it can't replace a builder, and it doesn't try. Editkraft exists for the other kind of agency: the one that builds in code and refused the builder trade-off until now.