Wix vs ShortPoint: Which is a better fit?

Vera V

Head of product

It was my first experience building a website and everything worked like a charm and left me really happy with the final result.

Ve had several malfunctions with it in the past. M scared to edit and delete old information on there just because it screwed up the booking button and clients couldn’t schedule.

M extremely happy with what is offered, the ability to pick it right up with an easy to use interface, and the customer service is also high quality as wel.

Jennifer J

Owner

There needs to be more -- and better - quality -- add-ons available. Those with terrible reviews make Wix look bad; more should be done to weed out the awful options.

Accessible to anyone who has a little interest and commitment. Enables the creation of very professional websites, with an excellent image bank and templates.

Krystle K

owner

It was often crashing on customers who would try to buy online. This resulted on many loss sales or issuing discounts to clients for their “inconvenience.

I most like the program's ease of use, cost-effectiveness and the varied and sophisticated designs that are available to those who work with it it.

Lauryn L

Founder

Absolutely awful customer service and support when things go wrong (which they do, daily).

Amazing solution for developing quick and professional intranet site, affordable cost, excellent support team.

Inability to change admins easily, this can be a burden if you have staff turnover.

Overall the software is fantastic and the service calls and support from the ShortPoint team was awesome. There is a lot of support offered to ensure you have a great experience.

Horrible Tech Support and Customer Service. SLA is based as per there own convenience, even for a Customer who is Enterprise base organization, they don't offer value-added service.

Charmaine C

SharePoint Specialist @ Aveng

AND the price of ShortPoint is also a winning factor. It really makes the SharePoint designer's life a millions times better and at the same time gives the user an amazing SharePoint experience.

Lack of integration webparts with other external applications.

The custom ability of templates and features are fantastic. I utilize this feature more than any other and that alone is worth the price.

Having to manually upgrade the software on each site. There is currently no centralised way to upgrade all sites to the same version.