50+ Wix to WordPress migrations completed
★★★★★ Clutch 5.0
Wix to WordPress. Rankings intact.
Every page, post and image comes with you. Wix is a fine start, then the limits bite: functionality you can’t build, SEO ceilings you can’t break, a platform you don’t own.
Our approach
A WordPress rebuild, not an import.
No Wix export produces a working WordPress site. So we document every URL first, build on staging while your Wix site stays live, and protect rankings with 301s at cutover. Price fixed in writing before we start.
What we do
Everything on Wix comes with you.
We rebuild the site properly from your existing design, then migrate all content.
Wix eCommerce to WooCommerce also available: products, categories, customer data, and orders all transferable.
- All pages and blog posts
- Images and media files
- Contact form configurations
- Page titles and meta descriptions
- Blog categories and tags
- 301 redirects for every URL that changes
- Google Analytics and Search Console setup
- Sitemap submission to Google
Why businesses migrate
Four limits you hit on Wix.
SEO limitations
Wix’s SEO has improved, but complex needs still outrun it. URL structure, schema markup, and crawl control are stronger in WordPress.
You don't own your site
Your site lives on Wix’s servers, in Wix’s system. Their pricing changes, feature limits, or shutdown leave you no recourse. WordPress is yours.
Custom functionality limits
Wix App Market is a ceiling. Booking integrations, custom databases, membership areas, anything outside it: Wix can’t, WordPress can.
Performance ceiling
Wix hosting is shared, with limits you can’t control. On WordPress, the right hosting, CDN, and setup make the site significantly faster.
Our process
Four steps, Wix to WordPress.
01
Crawl and document your Wix site
We map every URL, capture every page’s content and metadata, and document your structure before touching anything.
02
Build on WordPress staging
We rebuild in Elementor on WordPress, content imported, design matched. You review on staging before anything goes live.
03
Build the redirect map
Every Wix URL mapped to its new WordPress URL. All 301s implemented and tested on staging before launch.
04
Launch and monitor
DNS flipped, redirects applied, new sitemap submitted. Then 4 weeks of monitoring your rankings.
Our team
Migrations backed by those who understand what needs to move and what can’t be lost.
Marko
Head of Development
20+ yrs WordPress
Marko
Web Developer
10+ yrs WordPress
Miloš
Web Developer
15+ yrs WooCommerce
Stefan
Web Developer
5+ yrs Elementor
200+
Migrations completed
0
Downtime at cutover
5.0
Rating on Clutch
2000+
Projects delivered
Our work
Who we've built for.
Common questions
Wix migration questions, answered.
Not if we do the migration correctly. The key is redirecting every URL and transferring all SEO metadata. We monitor your rankings for 4 weeks post-launch and investigate immediately if we see any unexpected drops.
Yes. If you own your domain through a third-party registrar, you just update the DNS to point to your new WordPress host. If your domain is registered through Wix, we help you transfer it to an independent registrar as part of the migration.
Yes. We build the WordPress site on a staging domain while your Wix site stays live. The cutover to WordPress is a DNS change that takes under an hour, and most visitors see zero interruption.
No. Wix has no export that produces a working WordPress site, so a real migration is a rebuild. We recreate your pages, posts, and media in WordPress, map every URL, and set redirects so nothing is lost and search rankings carry over.
It depends on page count, blog posts, whether there is a Wix store to rebuild in WooCommerce, and custom features. A typical Wix site of 5 to 20 pages takes 2 to 4 weeks, while stores and sites with heavy custom features are scoped individually. We quote every site after a free review, and the price is fixed in writing before we start.
Yes, and it is usually easier than the Wix editor. We build a clean WordPress editing experience, limited to what should change, and give you a short walkthrough so your team can update pages, posts, and images without a developer.
They all move. Each post keeps its title, content, images, and publish date, and its old Wix URL redirects to the new WordPress URL. Your blog’s search rankings and any inbound links stay intact.
Yes. Products, variants, images, categories, and customer-facing pages move into WooCommerce. You gain real ownership of the store, lower long-term fees, and no cap on products, payment options, or shipping rules.
No. Once your new WordPress site is live and confirmed, you can cancel Wix. We recommend keeping it active for a couple of weeks as a reference, then closing it once everything checks out.
Ownership, flexibility, and cost over time. Wix locks your site to their platform and pricing, limits SEO control, and can’t scale into complex features. WordPress powers 40% of the web because it removes every one of those ceilings.
Ready for WordPress?
Send your Wix URL. We’ll send a fixed migration quote within 2 business days.
