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You can't edit your own site
Simple changes need a developer because the builder is fiddly, unfamiliar or locked to one person.
You can move your website to Elementor and keep everything that’s already working. We rebuild your pages in Elementor, carry over your URLs, content and search rankings, and hand over a site your team can edit. Most of the sites we move are built on WPBakery, Divi, Wix, Squarespace or self-built WordPress. On a different platform? Book a free call and we’ll talk it through.
Your current site
Rebuilt in Elementor
Who it's for
Most people come to us because their current builder has started to cost them time, speed or control.
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Simple changes need a developer because the builder is fiddly, unfamiliar or locked to one person.
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Older page builders and heavy themes make your pages slow and your layouts hard to change.
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Wix and Squarespace are quick to start with, but limit SEO, integrations and how far the site can grow.
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WordPress and Elementor give you a website you own outright, with no lock-in to one platform or developer.
Choose your route
Each platform needs a slightly different approach. Pick the one your site is built on today.
How do I switch from WPBakery to Elementor without breaking my pages?
By rebuilding each page in Elementor, with every URL mapped and redirected.
Is it worth moving from Divi to Elementor?
Yes, if Divi is hard to edit or your pages are slow.
Can I move my Wix site to WordPress and Elementor?
Yes. We rebuild it on WordPress with Elementor and redirect your old pages.
Should I move from Squarespace to WordPress?
Yes, if you need more control over SEO, integrations and growth.
What a migration is
There is no button that converts one page builder into another. Every builder stores layouts in its own format, so a clean migration means rebuilding each page in Elementor and moving the content across.
Done properly, visitors see a faster, clearer version of the same site, and search engines see the same pages at the same addresses. Only the page builder changes, while your rankings, content and enquiries carry on as before.
Every migration covers
Proof
Rebuild
After we rebuilt the site on WordPress and Elementor, Google PageSpeed rose from 32 to 67 on mobile and from 62 to 99 on desktop.
Rebuild
A dated, slow site rebuilt with a clearer structure for events and publications. GTmetrix improved from E to A and Google PageSpeed from 44 to 98.
FAQs
Can I move my existing website to Elementor?
Yes. Sites built with WPBakery, Divi, other WordPress page builders, Wix and Squarespace can all be moved to WordPress with Elementor. The pages are rebuilt in Elementor and the content is moved across, rather than converted automatically.
Is there a tool that converts my site to Elementor automatically?
Not reliably. Each page builder stores layouts in its own format, so automatic converters tend to produce messy pages that are hard to edit. Rebuilding gives you clean pages built on Elementor's global styles.
Will I lose my Google rankings?
Not if the migration is planned for search. We keep your URLs where we can, redirect the ones that change, carry over titles and content, and check the site after launch.
Can I keep my design?
Yes. You can keep the design you have and simply rebuild it in Elementor, or use the move to refresh it. Many clients do a bit of both.
Will I be able to edit the site myself after the move?
Yes. Your pages are rebuilt with Elementor’s global styles, so your team can update text, images and pages without a developer.
What does a migration cost?
It depends on how many pages and templates the site has and what it connects to. We review the site first, then agree the scope and a fixed price in writing before work begins.
Which platforms do you migrate from?
Most often WPBakery, Divi, Wix and Squarespace, plus self-built WordPress sites. If your platform isn't listed, book a call and tell us what you're on.
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Plan your move
Book a free call and tell us where your site is built today. We'll explain what the move involves, what carries over and what it will cost.