Wix Marketplace: Managing Your Projects

Receive new project requests from potential clients and get notified in your Wix account and via email. View each request from your Wix Marketplace Projects tab. You can access details, respond, update project statuses, or decline projects if they're not a good fit for your business. Filter your projects by their status or use the search field to find specific clients.
A screenshot of your Projects tab with overview snapshot of your projects statuses.

Responding to project requests

Reply to new project requests from potential clients in the Projects tab of your Partner Dashboard. You can send saved replies, proposals, invoices and more. After receiving a request, you can view the potential client's email and phone number (if they provided one) and contact them directly. Make sure to update the status of the project so it does not accidentally expire. Requests expire after 3 days, so make sure to respond to all requests to avoid missing out on potential projects. You can also create an automation to automatically respond to new leads.

To respond to project requests:

  1. Click Partner Dashboard at the top of your site's dashboard.
  2. Click the Wix Marketplace tab on the left.
  3. Click the Projects tab.
  4. Click the relevant project from the list.
  1. Click Send Email to reply to the client. 
  2. Enter the subject and type your message in the relevant fields. 
A screenshot of click Send Email and then replying to the contact.
  1. (Optional) Click the relevant icon to add Saved Replies , Payment Requests , Emojis , or Attachments . Learn more about replying to messages in Wix Inbox.
  2. Click the Send icon A screenshot of the send icon. to send the message. 
Tip:
Update the statuses of your projects and keep track of your progress. If you've contacted a client directly and not from the Partner dashboard, make sure to update the project status to Contacted.
A screenshot of updating a status for a new project.

Submitting completed projects

Once you've completed a project for a client, submit it to the Wix Marketplace. The more projects you submit, the more Wix Marketplace requests you'll get. You can also add the project to your Wix Marketplace profile
Note:
You can only submit a URL/site once as a project in the Wix Marketplace. In order to submit a project, the site must be in your Partner account with an owner or collaborator role.

To submit a completed project:

  1. Click Partner Dashboard at the top of your site's dashboard.
  2. Click the Wix Marketplace tab on the left.
  3. Click the Projects tab.
  4. Click the relevant project
  5. Click Mark as Completed at the top right. 
  6. Answer the following questions about the project:
    • What's the website URL? Enter the URL of the live website.
    • How much did you charge? Enter the total cost you charged your client. 
    • What was the project type? Click the drop-down and select the type of project completed. 
    • What type of service did you provide? Click the drop-down and select the type of service you provided. 
  7. Click Submit.
A screenshot of entering the details to submit a completed project.
What's next?
When you submit a project, your client gets an email asking them to review your work. If you've submitted a project but your client hasn't submitted a review, you can send them a link to fill out the review.

Canceling projects you've already responded to

You may need to cancel a project after contacting the client for various reasons. You can cancel a project as long as you haven't completed it yet, and let us know the reason why. When you cancel a project, your reply is hidden from clients and does not affect how many leads you receive.

To cancel a project:

  1. Click Partner Dashboard at the top of your site's dashboard.
  2. Click the Wix Marketplace tab on the left.
  3. Click the Projects tab.
  4. Click the relevant project.
  5. Click the More Actions icon  at the top and select Cancel Project.
A screenshot of viewing a lead and canceling the project.
  1. Choose a reason for canceling the project from the drop-down menu:
    • Doesn't match my skills
    • Client not responding
    • Budget is too low
    • Duplicate Request
    • Report as spam
    • Other
  2. Click Yes.
A screenshot of choosing a reason for canceling a project.

FAQs

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