Wix to WordPress
Rebuild Wix layouts and replace proprietary apps while preserving useful content, URLs, domain ownership, forms, and search signals.
View Wix migrationWebsite migration
Website migration to WordPress with the URLs, ownership, and launch risks mapped first.
WPGeared moves Wix, Weebly, Squarespace, other hosted-builder, and existing WordPress websites. The work starts with the content, integrations, domain, email, established links, and business workflows so you know what can transfer, what must be rebuilt, and who owns each launch step.
Choose the current platform
Each platform needs a different migration plan.
A platform page exists only where the workflow is distinct enough to be useful. WPGeared does not publish duplicate city or platform pages that merely lead to the same generic form.
Weebly to WordPress
Map Weebly content, themes, Square dependencies, store data, apps, domain records, and established URLs into an approved WordPress plan.
View Weebly migrationSquarespace or another builder
Inventory the platform's export limits, design, content types, forms, commerce, memberships, apps, analytics, and domain responsibilities before pricing a rebuild.
Request a platform reviewWordPress host or domain migration
Move an existing WordPress installation between hosts or domains with backups, environment checks, serialized-data handling, DNS, HTTPS, email, redirects, and post-launch QA.
Discuss a WordPress moveMigration method
A staged transition with named checks
- 01
Inventory
Pages, posts, products, media, forms, users, integrations, domains, and current analytics are identified before a quote.
- 02
Map
Current URLs and content types are mapped to the new structure, including redirect requirements and anything that cannot move directly.
- 03
Build and migrate
The destination is prepared on staging, approved content is transferred, and templates or data transforms are implemented.
- 04
Validate and launch
Content samples, forms, tracking, redirects, search controls, backups, and DNS responsibilities are checked against the agreed plan.
Planning tool
Migration details
- Platform
- Content
- Features
Migration questions
What owners need to know before moving.
Can every design and feature move automatically?
No. Hosted-builder themes, apps, memberships, stores, bookings, automations, and custom widgets may be proprietary. The inventory labels each item as transferable, rebuildable, replaceable, transformable, or intentionally retired.
Can the domain stay the same?
Usually. A domain can point to the new host without changing ownership or registrar. DNS, email records, HTTPS, verification records, and rollback must be reviewed before the switch.
How are rankings protected during migration?
Useful URLs and content are preserved where practical; changed URLs receive mapped permanent redirects; canonicals, index controls, sitemaps, internal links, metadata, analytics, and Search Console are checked. These steps reduce risk but cannot guarantee unchanged rankings or traffic.
Will the website go offline?
The destination is prepared on staging, but every launch has some operational risk. The written plan identifies the content freeze, backup, DNS owner, launch window, validation checks, and rollback path needed for the specific site.
Before DNS changes
Ownership, backups, redirects, and rollback are part of the plan.
Careful preparation can reduce search and downtime risks, but no migration can guarantee zero impact. Your written plan will show who handles each launch task and which checks are included after launch.