CMS Item limits

[Emmanuel_Peraza_Rodr]

Hello. I see that my plan only lets me have 20.000 items in CMS, is 20.000 per collection?

So if I have 5 colecctions, will I have 250.000 items?

What if I need more?

[Nex_isaac]

“Is 20,000 per collection?"
No. The “20,000 limit is per site”, “not per collection”. That means across all collections (e.g., Products, Categories, Authors, Tags, etc.), your “total CMS items” cannot exceed 20,000.

So, if you have:

5 collections
You will share the 20,000 item limit across all five collections.
(e.g., 5,000 in each, or 10,000 in one, 2,000 in another, etc.)

What if you need more than 20,000 CMS items?

1. Use Multiple Sites
2. Use External Databases
3. Switch to a platform without a CMS limit

[Dan_Suhr]

The CMS limits for Elite plans are 500,000

CMS: Getting a Custom Quota to Increase Your Collection Item Limits | Help...

[onemoretime]

Hi, @Emmanuel_Peraza_Rodr !!

Regarding that, please refer to these previous logs.

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As an answer to your question, the first link should make things clear. To understand the background and context, the links below it may be helpful. There was quite a bit of pushback from users, so I believe the restrictions were somewhat relaxed afterward. If you really need to handle a very large number of items, connecting to an external database might be a practical option.

[noahlovell]

All the answers here are correct

To clarify:

@Nex_isaac

e.g., Products, Categories, Authors, Tags, etc.

Only Custom CMS collections count towards the quota

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If you need more than 500,000 as @Dan_Suhr mentioned, you can contact the Enterprise team who can help set you up with “add ons”

[loeiks]

If you are planning to use that much space, I suggest you using an external database instead of Wix’s built-in database/cms.

You can connect your external db to Wix and use Wix CMS with it with some filed type limitations (you won’t have some extra field types that is actually not a real type for example URL type which is actually just a string).

If you have any question I can answer them directly here with details, or you can also explain what you want to build so I can suggest things based on your plan/goals.