Jovinna
Jovinna Chan's Squarespace site confused the students it was meant to serve. We moved her to WordPress, rebuilt the brand and the user journey, and have kept the site current from the other side of the Pacific for five years.
Weebly has barely changed since Square bought it in 2018. We rebuild your site in WordPress and bring the pages, posts and products across.
Weebly was one of the easiest ways to get a small business online. Since the sale, Square’s effort has gone into Square Online.
The themes haven’t had a refresh in years. The app store hasn’t added an app since 2020. Bookings, memberships and proper multi-language support never arrived. Changing fonts or colours beyond the presets means editing code.
Weebly’s download holds your pages, images and styling. Blog posts, products and form entries aren’t in it, so we recover those separately and rebuild the site in WordPress.
It was current when you picked it. Nothing newer has arrived since.
Matching your brand properly means editing code.
Weebly never built them, and its app store stopped growing in 2020.
Payment options, shipping rules and product settings can't keep up with how you sell.
Answers often take more than a day, and phone help depends on your plan.
WordPress ships regular releases, and thousands of developers can work on it.
The domain only moves to the new site on launch day. Email stays with its current provider unless you want it moved.
Every page, post, product and form listed, with Search Console data on what brings traffic.
Archive downloaded, posts copied, products exported and form entries saved.
A new layout, or the current one rebuilt. Two rounds of revisions on the homepage and two on inner pages.
Built on a private copy, with the recovered content placed into the new pages.
Redirects, forms and checkout tested before the domain moves.
The domain points to the new site, and your team learns the new editor.
Code, content and hosting in your name.
Built for phones first, in your brand's fonts and colours.
Recovered, checked and placed into the new site one by one.
Each Weebly address points to its new page, tested before launch.
WooCommerce and Gravity Forms, with entries sent to the right inbox.
Updates, backups and security after launch, if you want us to look after it.
“Throughout the project, they listened and accommodated all our thoughts and adapted that into what we think is our best-looking website to date.”
BK Magazine and Soimilk, Drupal to WordPress (2025).
Rift Systems after leaving Wix (Search Console, December 2025 to September 2026).
From discovery to launch for most Weebly sites.
WordPress runs over 40% of the web and gets several major releases a year.
Both are standard plugins, running inside your own site.
Your designer sets the fonts, colours and layout.
WooCommerce works with most gateways, so you pick the one with the best fees.
WordPress ships updates several times a year, and its plugin library keeps growing.
The site archive is a zip of your pages, images and styling. It doesn’t include blog posts, store data or form entries, and WordPress can’t import it. Product exports work on newer Weebly stores, but some older stores can’t export products at all. We check what yours allows in discovery.
Download the site archive and save your form entries. Copy your blog posts and export your products while you can still log in. If Weebly registered your domain, transfer it to a registrar in your name. Then we launch the new site and point the domain at it. In Australia, cancel Weebly after that. In the closing countries, logins end on 26 December 2026.
Square owns Weebly and has put its effort into Square Online. Square Online suits shops that mostly sell in person through Square. A business that wins work through its website usually needs more than it offers.
The answers to your questions. Get in touch if you can't find what you're looking for.
In 67 countries, including Singapore, yes. Sites there went offline on 27 September 2026, and logins end on 26 December 2026. In Australia, the US and the UK it still runs.
Yes, as long as you can still log in. We recover what’s in the account before 26 December. After that, we can rebuild from archived copies of the site, but less comes back.
Not directly. Weebly has no WordPress export. We rebuild the pages and bring the content across from the archive, the live site and the store export.
They shouldn’t drop for long. Every old Weebly address gets a 301 redirect, a permanent pointer Google follows, and we check Search Console after launch.
Products, variants and images move to WooCommerce. Order history depends on what Weebly lets us export, and we confirm that in discovery.
Yes. If Weebly registered your domain, we move it to a registrar in your name first. Email stays where it is unless you want it moved.
8 to 12 weeks for most sites. Larger stores take longer.
Most Weebly sites cost $8,000 to $15,000, because every page is rebuilt. Discovery gives you a fixed quote.
It’s a different editor, so we train your team before launch. Each page has labelled fields for what goes where.
We can, on a care plan from $147 a month. You can also run it yourself or hand it to another developer.
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