Hopp by Wix

Hopp by Wix is a web-based link-in-bio platform that pairs customizable pages with selling, audience and discovery tools. It suits creators and businesses building a social-profile landing page into a compact storefront or service hub. Its range is substantial, but the stronger sales and design capabilities sit behind paid plans.

Overview

Hopp can be used on its own or connected to Wix, so it does not require a separate website. Its pages bring links, media and service information together, with tools for sales, email capture, short links and SEO. That makes it more useful than a simple link list for users who want their social profile to lead directly to products, bookings or subscriber sign-ups. For someone who only needs to route visitors to a few destinations, the broader toolkit may be unnecessary.

Key features

Designer-made templates can be adjusted across fonts, layouts, colors, backgrounds and buttons. Pages support media embeds and blocks for social services including Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X, Twitch and DeviantArt, as well as third-party services such as Calendly, Substack, Spotify, WhatsApp, Patreon and Memberful. An integrated search feature, Google indexing, and editable titles and meta descriptions give the page a role beyond social referrals.

Hopp supports physical and digital products, paid content, tips, bookings, tickets, dropshipping and print on demand. Customers can pay by credit card on the Hopp page, and the service charges 0% transaction fees. The breadth is useful for creators with several ways to earn; users who only need basic links are unlikely to benefit from the full range. Hopp also offers email capture and professional email marketing, with automations and CRM included in the Sell plan.

Connecting Hopp to Wix can sync contacts and subscribers, stores, services, blogs, events, bookings and analytics. That is a meaningful advantage for businesses already using Wix, while standalone users can still use Hopp without a separate site. The full feature set is accessible through a mobile browser as well as desktop.

Pricing

The Standard plan is free and provides a link-in-bio page, making it a low-risk way to establish a presence. Hopp does not remove its branding on the free plan, and custom domains require an upgrade to Pro. The Pro package adds advanced design capabilities and enhanced functionality, but its price is custom pricing. A custom domain is free with a yearly plan; paid plans are offered with monthly or yearly billing, and Hopp advertises a 14-day free trial.

Sell costs $25 a month, billed monthly. It includes 10 collaborators, 30 additional pages, advanced analytics, physical and digital product sales, email automations and CRM. This is the more suitable tier for a small team that needs sales and audience follow-up, though its page allowance and 10-seat cap matter for larger operations.

Grow costs $100 a month, billed monthly. It includes 20+ monetization tools, physical and digital products, dropshipping, print on demand, a built-in CRM and unlimited media storage. It is aimed at businesses that need the wider commerce toolkit; the price is difficult to justify for a basic profile or a single sales channel. Across the plans, 0% transaction fees are a practical benefit for sellers.

Platforms

Hopp runs on the web, including mobile browsers. It connects with Wix CRM, Wix Events, Wix Stores and Wix blog, and offers blocks for a range of social, media and third-party services.

Who it's for

Hopp is strongest for creators, influencers and businesses that want a customizable social landing page to handle more than referrals: selling products, collecting tips, booking services or growing an email audience. Wix users have the clearest reason to choose it because of the available syncing and service integrations. It is less compelling for users who want a plain link hub without branding, or who do not need commerce and email tools.

Pros and cons

Pros: Supports multiple revenue streams, including physical and digital sales, tips, paid content, bookings, tickets, dropshipping and print on demand.

Pros: Charges 0% transaction fees and lets customers pay by credit card on the page.

Pros: Wix integration can connect audience, store, service, event and analytics data; standalone use is also possible.

Cons: The free plan retains Hopp branding, and a custom domain requires Pro.

Cons: Sell is capped at 10 collaborators and 30 additional pages, while Grow costs $100 a month.

Cons: The broad feature set may be unnecessary for someone who only wants to share a few links.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, see Link-in-Bio Tools and Social Media Bio Link Tools.

Linktree is a freemium option with apps for Android and iOS as well as web access and an API. Its free plan includes unlimited basic links, product and course sales, and brand offers; choose it when those basics matter more than Hopp’s Wix connections and expanded monetization toolkit.

Bitly is a freemium, multi-platform option with a free tier limited to five links per month, two QR codes per month and three custom back-halves per month. Choose it when link and QR-code management is the priority rather than a fuller commerce page.

Beacons is another freemium option, with a Creator plan at $100 a year that includes 500 email sends per month, one website with one page and unlimited links. Choose it if that annual plan and its stated email allowance fit your needs.

Campsite.bio offers a Pro plan at $7 a month for one profile, with additional profiles or collaborators at $1.50 a month each. It may suit users who need a low-cost profile and want to add collaborators individually.

Lnk.Bio has a free plan with unlimited links, basic statistics, three pages, 577 templates and a QR code. It is worth considering for a link-focused setup with multiple free pages.

Carrd is a web-based site builder whose free Basic plan allows up to three sites per account. Choose it when a small number of standalone sites is more useful than Hopp’s commerce and social-link features.

Komi has a free Starter plan with a custom mini-site, unlimited content and affiliate links, brand deals, unlimited fan contacts and performance analytics. It may fit creators looking for those audience and brand-deal tools.

Later Linkin.bio offers a free plan with one social link of each type, unlimited buttons, one link per Instagram post and up to three months of click data. Choose it when those Instagram-post linking limits match the job.

Verdict

Choose Hopp if you want a link-in-bio page that can also sell, collect subscribers and connect with Wix services, especially if multiple monetization methods matter. Its 0% transaction fees and standalone option broaden its appeal. Look elsewhere for a simple link page without Hopp branding, or if the paid tiers cost more than the added commerce and email capabilities are worth to you.