Bandzoogle vs Wix for musicians in 2026

Here's the plan comparison:

Wix also has Business at $39 a month and Business Elite at $159 a month, both billed yearly. For this comparison, Core is the Wix plan to watch if you want to accept online payments.

Bandzoogle has a separate EPK plan at $6.95 a month, too. If an electronic press kit is what you're shopping for, keep that option in the mix rather than looking only at full website plans.

How much room does your music need?

Bandzoogle's plans put clear limits on pages, tracks and photos. Lite gives you 10 pages, 10 tracks and 100 photos. Standard moves that to 20 pages, 50 tracks and 500 photos, while Pro removes the limits on all of them.

Count your tracks first. Then your photos.

Do you need room for a growing catalog, or are you putting up a smaller selection? That's the question I'd settle before choosing between Lite and Standard, rather than starting with the plan name and deciding what sounds right.

At Heya, the builder publishing this guide, music goes on the page through embeds. You can embed Spotify, SoundCloud and YouTube, with Vimeo available too. That's a different setup from choosing a Bandzoogle plan with a track allowance.

Heya allows 40 sections per page, 60 blocks per section and images up to 20 MB. It has 10 block types and 6 embed types, including Calendly and Google Maps alongside the music and video options. Those are the limits to look at if you're planning a page with several embeds and plenty of images.

What happens when you want to sell?

Bandzoogle charges 0% commission on sales. That applies across its plans, not just Pro.

With Wix, Core is the cheapest plan that accepts online payments, at $29 a month billed yearly. Light costs $17 a month billed yearly, but it isn't the plan to choose for accepting payments.

That distinction matters here. A site where people listen to your music and a site where they pay you aren't the same purchase, even when they're both described as a band website.

Heya doesn't have a built-in store or checkout. You link a button to your checkout or store page instead. Keep that setup in mind when comparing it with Bandzoogle's sales offering or Wix's payment-enabled plans.

And forms are separate on Heya, too: there's no built-in form builder. You can link to a Google Form or a Tally form, and use the Calendly embed for bookings.

What you get without a paid plan

Wix has a $0 free plan. It puts Wix ads on your site and uses a wixsite.com address, with no custom domain and no online payments. Storage and bandwidth are both 500 MB.

Bandzoogle offers a 14-day free trial rather than an ongoing free plan. Its website plans include a free custom domain.

Heya Free costs $0 with no credit card and no time limit. You get 3 sites, up to 5 pages per site, all 68 templates and a free yourname.heya.bio address with HTTPS, with a small Made with Heya badge on the site.

You sign in with Google to publish. No code needed.

If you want to remove the badge, Heya Pro Lite is $3 a month. It includes 3 sites with up to 20 pages per site, and links are no longer marked nofollow.

For a custom domain, Heya Pro Standard is $6 a month. It includes 5 sites and 1 custom domain per account with HTTPS. Heya doesn't sell domains (you bring one from any registrar), so don't confuse custom-domain support with a domain being included.

Heya Pro Plus is $15 a month. It includes 25 sites, up to 10 custom domains and the option to download your site as a ZIP of HTML files.

You also get Heya's SEO settings: a title of up to 120 characters, a description of up to 300 characters, a favicon and a share image.

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