Own your site, not a seat on a platform
Duda to WordPress: leave the agency platform, keep everything you built.
Duda is built for agencies that resell websites, and its pricing and lock-in reflect that. If you've outgrown the platform, inherited a Duda site, or your agency relationship ended, we move you to WordPress you actually own.
Our approach
A rebuild that ends the platform dependency.
There is no Duda export that produces a working site, so we inventory every URL and rebuild the pages in WordPress on staging while your Duda site stays live. Redirects and metadata protect your rankings at cutover, and the price is fixed after a free review of your site.
What we do
The problems a Duda migration solves.
Platform lock-in
A Duda site can’t leave Duda: there’s no export that produces a working website. Your design, your widgets, and your content structure all live inside their system, at their pricing, under their terms.
Agency dependency
Many Duda sites were built by an agency that holds the account. If that relationship ends or the agency disappears, you’re paying for a site you can’t fully access or move. We see this one constantly.
Feature ceiling
E-commerce depth, membership areas, custom integrations, advanced SEO control: Duda covers the basics well and stops there. WordPress has no ceiling. Whatever the business needs next, there’s a way to build it.
Content moved intact
Pages, posts, images, and forms recreated in WordPress with a clean structure. We inventory every URL first, so nothing gets lost and every important page has a destination.
SEO protected
Rankings transfer when the migration is done right: 1:1 redirect mapping, preserved titles and metadata, and Search Console monitoring for four weeks after cutover.
Design upgrade included
Since every page is rebuilt anyway, most clients take the opportunity to refresh the design. A modernization pass is part of the standard scope, not an upsell.
Our process
How the Duda to WordPress move works.
01
Inventory and quote
We document every URL and page on your Duda site so nothing gets lost, then fix the price in writing after the free review.
02
Rebuild on staging
Pages, posts, images, and forms are recreated in WordPress on staging while your Duda site stays live and untouched.
03
Review and redirects
You review the new site page by page. We build the 1:1 redirect map, carry over titles and metadata, and test every rebuilt form.
04
Cutover and monitoring
Cutover happens at DNS with zero downtime. We monitor Search Console for four weeks and cover the launch with the 30-day warranty.
Pricing
What a Duda migration costs and how long it takes.
A typical business site of 5 to 20 pages runs 2 to 4 weeks from kickoff to launch. Sites with e-commerce, memberships, or heavy custom widgets are quoted individually after a free review.
The process is staging-first: your Duda site stays live and untouched while we rebuild in WordPress. Nothing switches until you’ve reviewed the new site page by page, and cutover happens at DNS with zero downtime.
- Fixed price after a free review of your Duda site
- Full URL inventory and 301 redirect map
- Design refresh included in standard scope
- Forms rebuilt and delivery-tested
- Zero downtime, DNS-level cutover
- 30-day post-launch warranty
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
Some of the brands we have built for.
Common questions
Duda to WordPress questions.
No, there’s no export that produces a working site. A Duda migration is a rebuild: we recreate the pages and content in WordPress, inventory every URL, and set redirects so nothing is lost and rankings transfer.
Yes, that’s one of the most common Duda situations we see. When the agency that built and holds the account is gone, we move you onto a WordPress site you fully own and control, independent of any single vendor.
Cost depends on page count, custom widgets, e-commerce, and the forms and integrations that need to keep working, and we quote a fixed price after a free review. A typical business site of 5 to 20 pages runs 2 to 4 weeks. Sites with e-commerce or heavy custom widgets are scoped individually. The process is staging-first with zero downtime at cutover.
Yes. We rebuild your site on WordPress staging while your Duda site stays live and untouched. Cutover happens at the DNS level once you approve, so visitors see no downtime during the switch.
Yes. If your Duda site sells products, we rebuild the store in WooCommerce, giving you full ownership, lower long-term fees, and no cap on products or payment options. E-commerce sites are quoted after a quick review.
Yes. We build a clean WordPress editor tailored to your content and include a short walkthrough, so your team can update pages, images, and posts without a developer and without Duda’s platform limits.
Your posts move with their content, images, and dates, and each old URL redirects to the new WordPress address. Rankings and inbound links carry over because the content and structure stay intact.
No. Once your WordPress site is live and confirmed, you can cancel Duda. We suggest keeping it active briefly as a reference, then closing it once everything checks out.
Yes. We rebuild every form and test delivery before launch, and reconnect integrations like your CRM, email, and analytics on the WordPress side, so nothing that captures leads goes dark.
Yes. Every migration includes a 30-day post-launch warranty, and we monitor Search Console for four weeks to confirm rankings hold. Optional maintenance plans then cover updates, backups, and security.
Ready to own your website outright?
Send us your Duda site. We’ll review it and send a fixed migration quote within 2 business days.
