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Wix has a lot of great font options.
If you haven't already explored their fonts, you should take the time to do so. You never know what you might find. But, when building your website, it is important that your site fonts match your brand fonts.
There is no need to compromise. You can now upload your brand fonts to Wix. Need a little help uploading your own fonts to your website? Follow these steps:
Uploading Your Own Fonts
Click the text element in the Editor.
Click Edit Text.
Click the Fonts drop-down.
Click Upload Fonts to upload your own.
Click Done once the font has uploaded.
Using Your Own Fonts
Click a text element in the Editor.
Click Edit Text.
Click the Fonts drop-down.
Select the font you uploaded under My Fonts.
Important Information About Uploading Fonts
Make sure that you have the rights to use the fonts you upload.
You cannot use your uploaded fonts in the Wix Blog.
You can upload fonts in TTF, OTF, WOFF2 or WOFF formats. The font does not have to be a web font as we convert it to a web font anyway.
Wix does not provide support for issues from uploaded fonts.
When uploading font files, sometimes the upload is unsuccessful. To resolve the issue, convert the original file to another file type and re-upload the file. You can find an online converter here. You can convert the file to TTF, OTF, WOFF2 or WOFF formats. Our conversion process is set up to make sure that the fonts you upload display correctly across all devices.
When you transfer a site to another Wix account, any fonts that you have uploaded will work and be displayed correctly in the secondary account. The text with the uploaded font can be edited freely in the secondary account, however, you will not see the uploaded font in the Fonts drop-down menu inside the Editor in the secondary account. It is only displayed in the primary account in the Fonts drop-down menu.
To use an uploaded font in a secondary account after transferring a site:
Copy the text which already has the uploaded font applied to it by selecting it and pressing Ctrl+C (Cmd+C on Mac).
Double-click a new or existing text box, click where you want the text to be pasted and press Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on Mac).
Source: The WIX Blog