Moving from another platform

Keep your site. Leave your platform.

Your domain, your content and your URLs come with you — we host the new site, and the CRM is already behind it.

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The preview is free and needs no account. It rebuilds your homepage; the rest of the site comes next — in our editor, or with our team.

What comes with you

Your domain

It stays yours, wherever it is registered. You point it at us when the new site is ready — nothing changes before that, and your email on the domain is never touched.

Your content and your URLs

Pages, posts and images come across from your public site. Page paths are kept wherever the new site has the same page, so existing links keep working.

Hosting and the CRM

We host the new site. Every form, chat and booking on it lands in your CRM inbox from day one — no plugins, no Zapier.

How the move works

  1. 1. See your homepage rebuilt

    Drop your URL and email. In about five minutes you get a free preview of your homepage on our platform — your words, your colours, a faster build. Some sites can't be read automatically; when that happens we say so, and a person takes it from there.

  2. 2. Claim it and finish the site

    Claim the preview with a free account and it lands in your workspace. Finish the remaining pages in the editor yourself, or hand the whole site to our team on a fixed-price package.

  3. 3. Cut over

    Point your domain at us when you're ready. Your old site stays up until the new one answers. Tell us which URLs changed and we set the redirects, so links and rankings carry over.

Moving from…

What carries over, what changes, and the steps — platform by platform.

Moving from WordPress

The most common move we see. WordPress sites usually have the most content to bring — and the most plugins to leave behind.

What carries over

  • Your pages, posts and images — we read them from your public site, the same way a visitor does.
  • Your domain, wherever it is registered.
  • Your URL paths, so existing links and search listings keep working.

What changes

  • No plugins, themes or PHP updates to maintain — the new site is a static build we host.
  • Editing happens in our editor, not wp-admin; posts and pages become CMS entries.
  • Contact forms land in your CRM inbox instead of a plugin mailbox. Comments and member logins don't come across.

The cutover

  1. Preview your homepage, then claim it with a free account.
  2. Finish the remaining pages in the editor, or with our team.
  3. Export your WordPress content (Tools → Export) as a backup.
  4. Point your domain's DNS at us; keep WordPress up until the new site answers.
  5. Tell us which URLs changed so we set the redirects, then cancel the old hosting.
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Moving from Wix

Wix has no export, so the move is a rebuild from your public pages — which is exactly what the free preview does.

What carries over

  • Your text and images, read from the public site.
  • Your domain — if Wix registered it, you can transfer it or point it at us from your Wix domain settings.
  • Your page URLs, kept wherever the new site has the same page.

What changes

  • Anything behind a Wix login — Wix Bookings, Stores, member areas — does not transfer automatically. Booking and forms come from our CRM instead.
  • The Wix editor is replaced by ours; Wix apps are not part of the new site.
  • Your Wix plan can be cancelled once the domain points at us — not before.

The cutover

  1. Preview your homepage, then claim it with a free account.
  2. Finish the pages; recreate bookings and forms with our tools (they land in your CRM).
  3. Transfer or point your domain in Wix's domain settings.
  4. Keep Wix live until the new site answers, then cancel it.
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Moving from Squarespace

Squarespace sites move cleanly: the public pages give us the content, and Squarespace can export your blog posts as a backup.

What carries over

  • Your pages, blog posts and images.
  • Your domain — transfer it or point it at us.
  • Your URL paths, kept wherever the new site has the same page.

What changes

  • Commerce, member areas and Squarespace scheduling do not transfer automatically.
  • Squarespace's editor is replaced by ours; blog posts become CMS entries.
  • Forms and booking move to our CRM.

The cutover

  1. Preview your homepage, then claim it with a free account.
  2. Export your blog posts from Squarespace and keep the file as a backup.
  3. Finish the remaining pages in the editor, or with our team.
  4. Point or transfer your domain; keep Squarespace up until the new site answers, then cancel it.
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Moving from GoDaddy Website Builder

GoDaddy's builder has no export either, so the move is a rebuild from your public pages. Your domain is usually already at GoDaddy, which makes the cutover simple.

What carries over

  • Your text and images, read from the public site.
  • Your domain — it stays at GoDaddy; you only change where it points.
  • Your URL paths, kept wherever the new site has the same page.

What changes

  • The builder and its add-ons (appointments, online store) are replaced by our editor and CRM.
  • Email you bought through GoDaddy keeps working — we only change the web records, never the mail records.
  • Cancel the Website Builder plan after the cutover, not the domain.

The cutover

  1. Preview your homepage, then claim it with a free account.
  2. Finish the remaining pages in the editor, or with our team.
  3. In GoDaddy's DNS, point the web records at us (we tell you exactly which); leave the mail records alone.
  4. Keep the builder live until the new site answers, then cancel it.
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Prefer it done for you?

Our team rebuilds and moves the whole site on a fixed-price package — pages, content, redirects and the cutover — and hands it back in your workspace. The packages and the custom-quote path are on the site-rebuild page.

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Talk to a person

Pick a time with one of our account experts. Bring your current site — we'll look at it together and tell you honestly what moves cleanly and what needs work.

Questions people ask before they move

What about my domain?+

You keep it. Wherever it is registered, you either point it at us or transfer it — your choice. Nothing changes until you change the DNS records, and we tell you exactly which ones. Email on your domain is not touched.

What does it cost?+

The preview is free, and so is your first site: hosted, on a real domain, with a small badge. Remove the badge and add the full growth stack when you're ready — the price is on the pricing page. Done-for-you rebuilds are fixed-price packages on the site-rebuild page.

Will my Google rankings survive?+

We keep your URL paths wherever the new site has the same page and set redirects for pages that move, so links and rankings carry over. A faster site tends to help — but nobody can promise a ranking, and we won't.

What if the preview can't rebuild my site?+

Some sites can't be read automatically — heavy scripts, login walls, unusual builders. When that happens we say so instead of showing you something broken, and a person takes it from there: book a call, or send the URL through the contact form.

Can I leave again later?+

Yes. Every site is a standard Astro project — export it and host it anywhere. You own your domain and your data, and we don't hold either hostage.