A Wix alternative that includes the booking, the forms and the CRM
The usual reason to leave Wix is not the editor — it is everything the site has to talk to. Wix builds the site; the appointment booking, the email marketing and the customer database are separate products you add on top and then wire together. FlyB is the other arrangement: you describe the business in a few sentences, the AI writes and publishes the site, and the booking calendar, the lead forms, the CRM pipeline and the Stripe checkout are already part of the same product — so a lead from the contact form is already in the funnel that emails it, without an integration in between.
What you actually need when you replace a website builder
A site that writes itself
You describe the business in plain language and the AI produces the copy, the structure, the images and the SEO metadata, then publishes. There is no template to pick and no blank canvas to fill — and edits go to a draft, so the live page never changes until you publish.
Appointment booking on the page
A booking calendar with two-way Google Calendar sync: FlyB reads your existing events to hide conflicting slots and writes confirmed bookings back, which is what stops double-booking. Remote appointments get a Google Meet link automatically.
A CRM the forms feed directly
Every form submission, booking and payment becomes a contact in a pipeline stage you chose, with the whole history attached. No export, no Zapier step, no second database that drifts out of sync with the first.
Checkout without leaving the page
Stripe connects to your own account and products, plans and pricing tables publish straight onto the page with an embedded checkout — one-time or recurring, with discounts and multiple currencies.
Email that fires on behaviour
Templates personalized from CRM fields, sent by pipeline rules — so a booked appointment, a submitted form or a completed payment starts the right sequence on its own.
A/B testing that measures money
A page splits into variants that all answer on the same link, each visitor pinned to one by cookie. Because the CRM and the checkout are in the same product, the test reports leads and payments per variant with a significance test — not clicks handed off to another tool.
When Wix is still the better choice
- You want pixel-level control over a layout you have already designed. Wix's editor is a drag-anything canvas; FlyB assembles typed sections, which is faster but deliberately more opinionated.
- You need a full online store with inventory, shipping rules and tax tables. FlyB sells products, plans and subscriptions through Stripe on the page — it is not an e-commerce back office.
- You depend on a specific app from Wix's marketplace. FlyB covers booking, CRM, email, forms, blog, short links and analytics natively, but it is one product rather than an app ecosystem.
How the switch works
- 1
Describe the business
Write a few sentences about what you do and who it is for. The AI builds the whole page from that — you are not rebuilding the old site section by section.
- 2
Point your domain at it
Connect your existing custom domain, either as a subdomain or at the root with www. The old address keeps working; only where it points changes.
- 3
Turn on the parts you were paying for separately
Open a booking calendar, connect Stripe, add the lead form and pick the pipeline stage it drops contacts into. All of it is in the same dashboard as the page.
Questions about moving from Wix
- Can I keep my domain?
- Yes. A custom domain connects on the paid plans, either as a subdomain or at the apex with www redirecting to it. You keep the domain wherever you registered it and only change where it points.
- Do I have to rebuild the site page by page?
- No, and rebuilding it is the wrong instinct. You describe the business and the AI generates the page — copy, sections, images and SEO metadata — in under a minute. Then you edit the parts you want to keep from the old site.
- Does FlyB replace my booking tool too?
- Yes. The booking calendar is native: weekly availability, blocked dates and vacations, a maximum booking window, in-person or remote appointment types, two-way Google Calendar sync and automatic Google Meet links. Bookings land in the CRM as contacts.
- Is there a free plan?
- Yes, and it does not ask for a credit card. It covers one published page, a capped contact list and a monthly allowance of AI credits, which is enough to publish a real page and see whether the rest fits.
Build the replacement before you cancel anything
Describe your business and see the page the AI writes for it. Nothing to install, no credit card, and the old site stays up while you look.
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