01
Can you export a Wix site to WordPress?
Wix has no site export, but everything still has a way out. Blog posts, store products, contacts, and form entries come through Wix exports; images (at full resolution), page copy, titles, descriptions, and every URL are pulled from the live site; the design is rebuilt on native WordPress blocks, because Wix layouts do not transfer.
02
Will the new site look the same?
As close as you want it, and better on phones. Wix layouts are pixels placed on a canvas; WordPress layouts are blocks that reflow. We rebuild your design with patterns for each content type, so it holds together on every screen and loads far faster. If you would like a redesign on the way, that is quoted with the move.
03
Will I lose my Google rankings when I leave Wix?
Not if every URL is mapped. Wix URLs like /post/your-title and /copy-of-about are crawled before the move and each gets a one-to-one 301 to its WordPress address, tested before and after cutover. Titles, descriptions, and alt text move with the content, and Search Console is told about the move the same day.
04
Why is my Wix site slow, and will WordPress be faster?
Wix pages carry the editor runtime and absolute-positioned layouts with them on every visit, and you cannot tune the hosting or caching. Rebuilt on native blocks with hosting we configure, the same site typically goes from a mobile PageSpeed score in the 30s to the 90s. We measure yours before quoting and again before launch.
05
Does my domain and email move too?
Your domain is transferred or repointed on cutover night with a short TTL, so both sites serve until the world catches up; there is no downtime. Email (Google Workspace or otherwise) is untouched, because it lives on separate DNS records we leave alone.
06
What happens to Wix Bookings, Events, or member areas?
Wix's own apps don't come with you. Each one gets a WordPress answer before the move: a maintained plugin where one fits (bookings, events, memberships) or a small custom plugin where none does. Their data is exported where Wix allows it. This is scoped and priced before you decide.
07
How long does a Wix to WordPress migration take?
One to three weeks for most sites, built beside your live Wix site the whole time. Page count, a store or bookings, and whether the design is rebuilt as-is or redesigned are what move it.
08
How much does it cost to move from Wix to WordPress?
Most sites land between $699 and $2,499, fixed after a free crawl of your site. Hosting and an optional care plan are separate and monthly. Your Wix plan simply lapses; there is nothing to cancel in a hurry.