Pixpa vs UOVA

Pixpa combines portfolio websites, online stores, blogs, and client galleries in a web platform for creative professionals. Its audience includes photographers, artists, designers, illustrators, architects, musicians, and writers. The platform offers more than 200 responsive portfolio templates, contact forms, SEO controls, client proofing, and selling tools. Stores support Stripe and PayPal, with direct payouts to sellers, and Pixpa charges zero commission on sales across every plan. Hosting and an SSL certificate are included; annual plans include a custom domain for the first year, with standard registrar rates at renewal. The service also includes more than 100 apps and integrations, permission-based contributor access, 24/7 customer support, and live chat. Original-file storage ranges from 3 GB to 100 GB, and standalone gallery links support up to 250 images each. Pricing starts at $5.40/mo (annual), with a 15-day trial and no free plan. Prices exclude GST; promotional discounts apply only to new subscriptions.

UOVA is a web-based AI website builder for creating sites, imagery, and video. Its Spaces workspace connects image, video, text, and other creative operations in a node-based layout. The editor supports responsive multi-page sites, templates, SEO settings, custom code, and publishing to a UOVA subdomain. Paid plans add custom-domain connection, transfer or purchase, WHOIS privacy, SSL, and hosting on a global CDN. A native store uses Stripe checkout, and users can link Shopify or Gumroad checkout; bulk product import is unavailable. Plans include image and video models from providers such as Kling, Google, ByteDance, OpenAI, Luma AI, Stability AI, and others. The Free plan costs nothing and includes 250 AI credits monthly, up to 35 images, and unlimited published sites on a UOVA subdomain. Basic costs $12 a month, Pro $25 a month, and Studio $49 a month. Support is by human email within 24 hours.