Website builder migration

Keep the business. Replace the builder.

We move small-business websites from closed website builders to WordPress hosting you can control. Most builders do not provide a complete working export, so we document what the site does, rebuild it, test it, and change the domain only when the replacement is ready.

Clear starting price

$15/month

No migration fee

Tell us about my site

Start with your platform

Follow the instructions for the builder you use now.

Each guide explains the exact files to collect, the export limits, the features we need to remake, and the mistakes that can interrupt your site or email.

Rebuild

Some manual work

Move from Wix

Wix sites cannot be downloaded and installed on another web host. We use the live site, your original files, and your requirements to rebuild it in WordPress.

Read the Wix instructions

Partial export + rebuild

Some manual work

Move from Squarespace

Squarespace can create a WordPress-compatible XML file for certain content. The design, many page types, commerce features, and platform scripts still need to be rebuilt.

Read the Squarespace instructions

Rebuild

Some manual work

Move from GoDaddy

A GoDaddy Website Builder site is normally recreated. Its backup feature protects content inside GoDaddy, but it is not a portable website package for a different host.

Read the GoDaddy instructions

Partial export + rebuild

Some manual work

Move from Weebly

Weebly can email you a ZIP archive of a site. That archive cannot be imported back into Weebly, but it can help recover static pages and assets while we rebuild the editable site.

Read the Weebly instructions

Partial export + rebuild

Detailed planning

Move from Webflow

Eligible paid Workspace plans can export HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and assets. CMS content can be exported separately, but hosted functions do not keep working off Webflow.

Read the Webflow instructions

Direct migration

Straightforward

Move from WordPress.com

WordPress.com provides a standard XML content export. On some plans a migration plugin or downloadable backup can make the move more direct.

Read the WordPress.com instructions

Store rebuild

Detailed planning

Move from Shopify

Shopify can export products, customers, orders, gift cards, and a theme copy, but those files do not become a working WooCommerce store on their own.

Read the Shopify instructions

What migration means

The goal is not to copy pixels. It is to preserve the site’s job.

Leads

Forms must notify the right people, keep spam under control, show a clear confirmation, and preserve any ad tracking.

Calls

Phone links, tracking numbers, business hours, and mobile call buttons need to keep working.

Search traffic

Important URLs, titles, descriptions, headings, internal links, index settings, and redirects need a launch plan.

Business operations

Bookings, payments, customer logins, product data, downloads, maps, reviews, chat, and automations are inventoried one by one.

Choose the replacement platform

A closed-builder move gives us two useful rebuild paths.

We do not assume every Wix, Squarespace, or GoDaddy site should become WordPress. We choose the platform from the editing workflow and the functions the business actually needs.

Custom static site

For informational and lead-generation websites

We build the pages as optimized files and host them with Cloudflare Workers. This removes the live WordPress database and plugin chain from normal page loads. It also gives us direct control over page structure, internal links, metadata, structured data, mobile layout, and calls to action.

This fits service businesses, portfolios, campaign pages, and sites with a controlled update process. Forms, scheduling, analytics, and selected integrations can still work through focused services.

WordPress site

For dashboard editing and plugin-driven features

WordPress is useful when staff publish often, manage a large article library, sell through WooCommerce, or depend on a mature membership or plugin workflow. We keep the dashboard where it solves a real operating need.

Both paths require an SEO-safe launch plan. We inventory valuable URLs, preserve content worth keeping, build redirects, test forms, and verify search settings before the old builder is canceled.

Compare static hosting with WordPress

Do this first

Do not cancel the old plan yet.

Cancellation can remove access to content, images, customer records, form history, or DNS. We wait until launch checks pass.

  • 01Keep the current website published while the replacement is built.
  • 02Confirm who owns the domain and which account renews it.
  • 03Copy every DNS record, especially email and verification records.
  • 04Download original logos, photos, videos, PDFs, and written content.
  • 05List forms, lead emails, phone tracking, bookings, payments, logins, and automations.
  • 06Record URLs that receive search traffic, advertising clicks, or customer bookmarks.

Request a migration

Show us what needs to survive the move.

Tell us what platform you use, what brings in leads, and what customers need to be able to do. We’ll review the live site and explain the path before touching it.

$15/month hosting

$0 migration fee

Do not send passwords. We’ll arrange secure access after we review the request. Fields marked required are required.
Website migration request details
Does the current website produce leads or sales?

This tells us which forms, phone numbers, tracking, and high-traffic pages must be protected.

For example: contact form to two email addresses, phone calls tracked by Google Ads, Calendly bookings, or Shopify orders.

What must the new site do?

Select everything you currently use or want to add.

Include important page names, current problems, advertising, deadlines, and what you want the rebuilt site to do better.

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Not sure which builder you have?

Send the website address. We can identify the platform and tell you what access to look for.

Call (330) 305-2750