Wix Store Database: Verified Wix Stores, Ready to Contact

What a Wix store database actually is

A Wix store database is a list of live, trading stores built on Wix, with the contact details a buyer or seller can actually use. OpenData's database holds 1,504,744 verified ecommerce stores across platforms, tracked across 1,554,041 domains in the snapshot dated 15 Nov 2026, and the Wix slice is the Wix-built share of that verified set. Every record in it is a store OpenData fetched and confirmed, not a name scraped from a directory.

The point of a database like this is prospecting with evidence. Instead of searching Wix sites one by one, you download a file where each row is one store, with its source URL and last-observed date, and you work from the stores that are actually live. If you want to see the live catalog first, browse the country and technology pages at stores by country and stores by technology before you buy anything.

Because the count of Wix stores changes as stores open, close, and move platforms, OpenData does not freeze a single Wix total into a headline. The live catalog at stores by technology shows the current Wix slice, and records are re-checked before export so the pull you get reflects the stores live at that moment.

How OpenData verifies a Wix store

Verified has a single meaning at OpenData: the team fetched the storefront and detected at least one ecommerce technology on it. One store equals one record, so the same shop never appears twice under different URLs. That check is what separates the verified set from the wider tracked set of 1,554,041 domains, which includes stores still being confirmed.

Each record carries its source URL and its last-observed date, so you can open the store yourself and confirm it is still trading before you spend time on it. Stores are re-checked before packaging, which means a store that closed or moved off Wix between snapshots is not sold as live.

The data rules behind the check are strict and public. OpenData uses public business facts only, lists business emails stores publish as their contact — info@, sales@, support@, contact@, hello@, orders@ — and never includes named personal emails or bought or copied third-party data. Any store can ask to be removed, and removal is honoured within 48 hours and permanently suppressed.

What you get in the Wix list

Wix records are a downloadable export of verified Wix stores, priced per row. Across the whole database, 205,297 stores carry a public business email and 111,859 carry a store-published business phone, so a large share of the rows you download include a real way to reach the shop. The Wix slice follows the same record format: one store, one record, source URL, last-observed date.

You can filter the same verified data in other ways too. Country slices are available — the United States leads with 139,254 verified stores, followed by the United Kingdom at 5,957, Brazil at 5,675, Germany at 3,332, Indonesia at 2,868, and Canada at 2,111 — and technology slices cover signals such as Cloudflare at 141,204 stores, React at 81,205, and PayPal at 11,371. If your outreach targets Wix stores in one country, the filtered list at stores by country is the place to start.

• One store = one record — no duplicate rows for the same shop
• Source URL and last-observed date on every record
• Role-based business emails only — no named personal emails
• Re-checked before packaging, so dead stores are not sold as live
• Removal honoured within 48 hours, permanently suppressed

How to use the Wix list without burning your outreach

A list is only as good as the outreach built on it. Start with the free store checker at the store checker — a free account includes 30 full-record unlocks a month — and check a handful of stores by hand before you buy a whole file. The checker shows you exactly what a full record looks like, so there are no surprises in the download.

Then work the file in small batches. Open the source URL, confirm the store is still trading, and tailor the first line of your message to something real on the site — a product, a sale, a new collection. Role-based addresses such as info@ or sales@ reach the business, and a message that shows you actually looked at the store gets answered far more often than a generic blast.

Keep your volume honest and your targeting tight. A Wix store selling handmade goods and a Wix store selling electronics need different pitches, and the technology and country filters exist so you can split the file into audiences that share a real problem. One free sample file per industry is available at free samples if you want to test the format before you commit.

Wix vs the other platform lists

Wix is one of five platforms in the OpenData bundle, and the platform lists are priced separately because they are different audiences. The Shopify slice is the largest single platform slice at 269,688 verified stores. Records on every platform are priced per row — full records $4.00 per 1,000 rows, platform-only records $1.00 per 1,000 rows. Every price is a per-row rate — OpenData has no subscriptions.

If you only sell to Wix stores, buy the Wix list alone. If your product fits any store regardless of platform, pull across platforms at the same per-row rates, and filter by app, technology or country for a tighter audience. Compare the options side by side at pricing and compare before you decide.

For context on what the market charges, the vendor-reported figures checked on 2026-11-15 are: Store Leads at $75 a month for search-only access with exports from $250 a month, reporting ~13.8M stores; BuiltWith Basic at $295 a month; and Wappalyzer Pro at $250 a month. Those are subscription prices; OpenData charges per row instead, and every paid pull exports CSV plus a formatted Excel file.

Pricing, checkout, and refresh

Checkout is by PayPal on the site, and the download is available right after payment. The index is refreshed monthly, and your purchase includes free re-downloads of the refreshed files for 60 days, so the file you bought does not go stale the moment a store changes.

If you need the data through an API instead of a file, two routes exist. On RapidAPI, the Basic tier is free at 1,000 requests a month with a maximum of 50 rows per request, and Pro is $20 a month for 500,000 requests. The Apify actor is priced at $4 per 1,000 rows. Developer documentation is at developers, and the reports page at reports explains the verification method in full.

• Wix records: pay per row from $4.00 per 1,000 — no subscription
• PayPal checkout, download right after payment
• Free re-downloads of refreshed files for 60 days
• Index refreshed monthly

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