WordPress hosting for sites moving off Weebly.
Weebly gives you an archive of HTML, not a site you can import. The pages come across as content; the design and the store are rebuilt rather than moved.
What Weebly actually hands you.
The archive it produces is a folder of rendered pages. Useful as a source of text and images, useless as something to import.
Rendered HTML, not structured content
The export is what the browser saw, not the content behind it. Posts, pages and their metadata are pulled out of that rather than imported from it.
Drag-and-drop layouts with no counterpart
Weebly's layouts exist only inside its editor. The design is rebuilt in a WordPress theme rather than translated, because there is nothing to translate it from.
A store that belongs to Square
Weebly commerce is tied to Square for payments and inventory. Products, orders and the payment relationship are each a separate decision, not one import.
URLs that will not match
Weebly's page addresses follow its own conventions, so the new structure is chosen and every old address redirected rather than reproduced.
Forms and members rebuilt
Form submissions and any member area live inside Weebly with no export path, so both are recreated and the existing data exported separately if it matters.
Treat it as a rebuild with the content carried over.
Calling this a migration sets the wrong expectation. The writing and the images move; everything that made it look and behave the way it did is built again.
- Content extracted from the HTML export
- Theme rebuilt rather than translated
- Store and payment approach agreed first
- Redirects mapped for every old URL
A site that is yours to tune.
Weebly performance is whatever Weebly decides. Once the content is in WordPress, caching, images and the database are all things you can act on.
What this move needs that a host migration does not
Weebly is a closed builder, so almost everything here is a decision rather than a transfer.
| Setting | What we do | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Content extraction | Pages and posts pulled out of the rendered HTML archive | Weebly's export is what the browser was served rather than structured content, so there is no importer that will take it and the text has to be recovered from markup. |
| Design | Rebuilt as a WordPress theme rather than converted | Its drag-and-drop layouts exist only inside its own editor, so there is no portable representation of the design to convert from. |
| Store and payments | Products migrated and the Square relationship decided before launch | Weebly commerce is bound to Square for payments and inventory, so the store is not one import but a product move plus a separate decision about who takes the money. |
| URL structure | New permalinks chosen and every old address redirected | Weebly generates addresses in its own convention that WordPress will not reproduce, so ranking pages need explicit redirects rather than a matching structure. |
| Forms and members | Recreated, with existing submissions exported separately if they matter | Both live inside Weebly with no export path of their own, so anything already collected is lost unless it is pulled out before the account closes. |
Simple, transparent pricing.
Every plan includes free migration, daily backups, SSL and 24/7 support.
- 1 WordPress site
- 10 GB NVMe disk
- Free SSL
- Daily backups
- One-click deployment
- Support tickets
- 5 WordPress sites
- 50 GB NVMe disk
- Free SSL
- Daily backups
- One-click deployment
- Priority support tickets
- 20 WordPress sites
- 200 GB NVMe disk
- Free SSL
- Daily backups
- One-click deployment
- Dedicated support
Questions, answered.
Can WordPress import my Weebly export?
Will my site look the same afterwards?
I sell through Weebly. What happens to my store?
Can I keep my page addresses?
What about my form submissions?
Own the site Weebly was renting you.
Free migration, content recovered properly, and the store planned before anything switches.