Rented page-builder site
Your site is a rented page-builder brochure. The important content lives on someone else's platform.
How to see it yourself, in a minute
- View the page source and search for “wix”, “squarespace” or “weebly”.
- Or simply: if you pay a monthly fee to a site builder and cannot download your site, this is you.
Or paste your address into the free audit, which checks this and seventeen other faults in ten seconds.
Why it matters
Builder platforms are fine for a first site, but you rent rather than own it, the monthly fee climbs, the speed is what it is, and the day you need stock, bookings or anything the platform did not plan for, you start again.
Builders are fine for a first site, but you rent rather than own it, the fee climbs, the speed is whatever the platform gives you, and the day you need stock, bookings, ordering or anything the platform did not plan for, you start again. Moving later is harder than moving now because more content and more rankings have accumulated.
How we fix it
We rebuild on a standard stack that any developer can work on, on hosting in your name, and move the domain without losing your Google rankings.
- Rebuild on a standard stack, on hosting in your name.
- Move the domain and redirect every old address so rankings survive the move.
- Hand over the code, the accounts and a manual.
How long: A rebuild at the Presence or Growth tier.
Questions people ask about this
- Will we lose our Google rankings moving off the builder?
- Not if every old address redirects to its new twin. We map them all before the switch.
- The builder is cheap.
- Per month, yes. Over five years, with the fee rising and the limits costing you a proper stock system, it rarely is. The pricing page lays the five-year number out.
People usually find this page by searching
- “move website off wix”
- “wix vs custom website”
- “own my website”
Has your site got it?
Paste your address. This and seventeen other faults, checked in seconds.
Free, on screen in about ten seconds, no call. We fetch your homepage once, the way a visitor's browser does, and nothing else.
Or fix the lot at once
If the audit finds five or more, a rebuild is usually cheaper than five fixes. Prices are on the page.