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Free Wix site security check

Wix is a great all-in-one system. It takes all-in-one auditing to keep it that way.

Run the free security checkRuns in about a minute · no card, no install

Let me say this up front: a Wix site security check is not me telling you Wix is bad. Wix is a great, complete system. It is solid code with plenty of functions and applications, the templates are numerous, and there are countless ways to build with it. Overall it is a good-looking, well-built, all-in-one platform. I would recommend it to a lot of people.

But you still need a security check, and you still need an SEO audit — because the moment you use Wix as an e-commerce solution, the picture changes. It does a decent job taking orders, and you can sync those orders to ShipStation and other third-party applications. That is exactly where the issue can arise. There are a number of APIs making the Wix system work, and every one of them leaves the potential for API exposure. The very thing that makes the platform easy and good for one person to manage is the exact route to its vulnerability. That is why the security audit is vital.

The SEO matters just as much. Since you are editing most of the copy yourself — or perhaps cutting corners with the help of AI — you may be putting so much AI-written content on your site that Google no longer treats it as good, original content worth ranking. That is why an AI readiness audit is a solid foundation underneath all of it.

You are probably here because

You use Wix for e-commerce and sync orders to ShipStation or other third-party apps.
You have added integrations and APIs without fully knowing what they expose.
You have leaned on Wix's AI tools to write a lot of your site copy.
You cannot cleanly tell who is just a subscriber and who is an actual paying customer.
You run an all-in-one business and want to know it is actually buttoned up.

What the check looks at

API and third-party integration exposure introduced by your apps and syncs
Credentials or tokens exposed in embedded and custom code
HTTP security headers, HTTPS enforcement and redirect behaviour on your domain
How much of your content reads as unreviewed AI output that Google may treat as thin
Whether your store data cleanly separates subscribers from paying customers
Readiness against SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA and PCI DSS expectations

How it works

Paste your URL

No install, no repo access, no credit card. The check runs against your live site exactly as a visitor or crawler sees it.

Get a scored breakdown

Every dimension is scored and weighted, so you can see which single issue is costing you the most rather than staring at a flat list of warnings.

Keep the report

You get a shareable results link and a downloadable report you can hand to a developer, a client, or a buyer asking hard questions.

Here is the honest summary. If your Wix site is a standalone brochure, you need the SEO audit and the security audit. If it is an e-commerce store, you need those two plus the AI e-commerce audit and the AI business readiness audit — because there are real operations you can streamline with AI, and the audit will point them out, starting with the organization problem of telling subscribers apart from paying customers. It is your all-in-one business. It takes all-in-one audits to make it a great product on the web.

Run it on your own site

You get a score, the specific findings, and a report you keep — whether or not you ever talk to us.

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Questions

Do I really need a Wix site security check if the platform is already secure?

Yes, because they are two different questions. Wix secures its own infrastructure well. It does not secure the APIs, third-party integrations and embedded code you add on top — and that is where e-commerce exposure actually shows up. The scan tells you which findings are on your side of the line.

Why does using Wix's AI to write my content matter for SEO?

Google does not penalize AI content just for being AI. It demotes thin, unreviewed, mass-produced content — and that is exactly what you get when you lean on AI tools without editing the output into something original. Used too heavily inside Wix, that content works against your ranking rather than for it.

I sell on Wix. What extra audits do you recommend?

For a standalone site, SEO and security. For an e-commerce store, add the AI e-commerce audit and the AI business readiness audit. Those cover the two things that quietly hurt online stores: unclear separation of subscribers from real customers, and operations you could streamline with AI but currently do by hand.

Can I fix the findings myself in Wix?

Some, yes — anything involving embedded code, exposed values or how you have set up integrations. Header-level items depend on your plan and setup. The report says which is which rather than listing fixes you cannot action.

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