SeeTheStackSeeTheStackWix doesn't put a template ID in a site's pages. The site ID it does publish names the site itself, not the design it started from, and once someone edits a template there's nothing left that links the two. So no tool can tell you which Wix template a site uses, and any that claims to is guessing. We'd rather tell you that than make something up.
What a Wix page does carry is a description of the site, and from it we can tell which editor built it: Wix Studio, the editor for designers and agencies, or the classic Wix Editor. It also lists the Wix apps the site has installed, like Wix Stores, Bookings, Blog or a members area, and whether the site is on a paid plan. We show those with the rest of the site's stack.
Limits: the app list is what the site has installed, which can include apps it no longer shows on the page. The full report for the site covers the analytics, marketing and other third-party tools it loads.
No, and nobody can reliably. Wix doesn't publish a template ID, and editing a template removes any trace of which one it was. We tell you what we can see instead: Wix or Wix Studio, the Wix apps and the rest of the stack.
Paste the address above. Wix sites load their files from Wix's own servers and carry Wix's site description in the page, so the answer is certain.
Wix Studio is Wix's platform for designers and agencies, with a responsive grid editor and tools for managing client sites. The classic Wix Editor is the drag-and-drop editor most small business sites are built in. Both run on the same platform.
Wix's template gallery is free to browse. Pick the closest design and change it, which is what the site you're looking at did too.
Yes. There's no sign-up and no limit on lookups.
