Rebuild checklistSample
Example Payroll Co.
- Every Wix page mapped
- Every old URL kept or redirected
- Every template matches
- Every form tested end to end
- Tracking fires
Wix rebuilds that keep what the site has earned
We move your site off Wix onto WordPress or a fast static build you own, page by page.
Why sites outgrow Wix
Wix is easy to start on and hard to leave, because the site only exists inside Wix.
No full export
There is no way to export a whole Wix site, so it has to move page by page.
Hosting you can't choose
The site runs only on Wix, on Wix's plans.
Fixed URL patterns
Blog posts and product pages sit under paths the platform sets.
Code you can't trim
The platform's own scripts and markup load on every page.
Apps for the basics
Features many sites need come as apps, each with its own plan.
Hard to extend
Custom features and integrations stop where the platform stops.
What we keep
Every URL
Same addresses, or a checked redirect for each one that has to move.
SEO, line by line
Titles, descriptions, headings, schema and internal links carried over.
Forms and tracking
Every form tested until the lead lands, and every tag firing as before.
How it works
- 01
Capture
A record of everything the live site has today. - 02
Rebuild on staging
Clean templates built away from your live site. - 03
Prove parity
Each template compared with the old page, URL by URL. - 04
Launch and watch
A rehearsed rollback, then two weeks watching rankings and leads.
Questions about Wix rebuilds
Can you move our Wix blog?
Yes. Posts, images and categories move one by one, and every old post URL redirects to its new address.
What do we move to?
WordPress when your team edits often, a static build when speed and control matter more. We recommend based on who runs the site after launch.
Who owns the site when you are done?
You do. The code, the hosting account and the domain stay in your name, and the deploy steps are written down.
Start with an audit
Where you rank, where AI names you, and what’s in the way.
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