WordPress to Wix Migration Services
Need to transfer from WordPress to Wix without broken layouts, missing content, or a scary drop in Google traffic? WP2Wix handles WordPress to Wix migration as a careful, manual rebuild, so your new Wix site looks right, works right, and keeps the structure search engines already understand.
What you get: a full Wix preview first, then a controlled go-live only after you approve everything.
Why people move WordPress to Wix
Many WordPress site owners don’t switch because WordPress is “bad.” They switch because their business grows, and the website needs to grow without constant maintenance, plugin conflicts, or technical stress.
Common reasons people decide to move WordPress to Wix:
Less maintenance, fewer surprises
WordPress can run great until updates, plugins, hosting settings, or security issues create unexpected work. Many owners switch because they want an all-in-one platform where the site is easier to keep stable without ongoing “technical babysitting.”
Faster marketing changes without a developer
When you’re updating offers, launching campaigns, or adjusting landing pages, speed matters. People move from WordPress to Wix because they want to edit pages, publish updates, and test new sections without waiting on dev time or worrying about breaking a theme.
A simpler way to manage design consistently
WordPress sites often grow through themes, builders, and plugins added over time. That can lead to inconsistency — different spacing, mixed styles, bloated sections. Wix becomes attractive when you want clean, consistent design control in one editor.
Better control of mobile experience
Mobile performance and layout are non-negotiable. Many owners switch because they want more predictable mobile editing and a smoother “what you see is what you get” workflow when adjusting spacing, buttons, and section order for phones.
Cleaner structure for content and SEO
A common pain in WordPress is messy structure: duplicate templates, outdated pages, plugin-generated clutter, or content that’s hard to reorganize. Moving to Wix is often a chance to rebuild the site structure in a more logical way that’s easier to maintain long-term.
A fresh start without losing what already works
Sometimes the brand evolves, the site feels dated, or the WordPress setup has become too fragile. Wix becomes a “new home,” but owners still want the same pages, messaging, and key user paths preserved. That’s why many choose a migration instead of starting from zero.
What we transfer
When you transfer from WordPress to Wix, the goal is simple: your new Wix site should include everything your customers expect to find — and it should feel consistent, not stitched together.
Here’s what we typically migrate during a WordPress to Wix transfer:
Your site’s structure and navigation
We recreate the way your website is organized so visitors don’t feel lost after the move. That includes your main menu, page hierarchy, dropdowns, footer links, and the overall “path” people follow to find services, pricing, and contact details.
Core pages and key landing pages
We rebuild your essential pages in Wix — Home, About, Services, Contact — plus any landing pages that bring leads or sales. If you have pages you consider “must-protect,” we treat them as priority and match them closely.
Text content and formatting
Your copy is moved over carefully, not pasted in a hurry. We transfer headings, paragraphs, lists when needed, quotes, and basic formatting so the Wix version reads cleanly and looks professional on desktop and mobile.
Images, media, and downloadable files
We bring over images, galleries, embedded videos, maps, and downloads. Where possible, we also improve consistency — for example, keeping image sizes uniform, fixing awkward spacing, and making galleries feel more intentional.
Blog content (if you have one)
If your WordPress site includes a blog, we migrate posts and rebuild the blog area in Wix so it stays easy to browse. We also pay attention to categories and internal links, because blog structure often affects both usability and SEO.
Contact paths and lead capture
If your site is there to generate inquiries, this is critical. We rebuild contact forms in Wix, connect buttons and links (call, email, WhatsApp), and make sure the “contact journey” still works exactly as expected.
Basic on-page SEO elements
We carry over the essentials that help pages stay understandable for search engines: titles, meta descriptions, headings, and internal linking structure. If URLs need to change, we plan for redirects later in the process so you don’t end up with broken pages.
Store content (when applicable)
If you run a store, we can handle product content and basic store setup — but the exact scope depends on catalog size, variants, and what you currently sell. We confirm this upfront after a quick review so there are no surprises.
One important note:
One important note: a proper WordPress to Wix migration is not a “one-click copy.” Even when content can be moved, the design still needs to be rebuilt so the Wix version looks and behaves the way you want. Our approach is manual on purpose — it’s how you avoid surprises.
How our migration works
Most migration stress comes from one thing: people feel like they have to “flip the switch” before they’re ready. We don’t work that way.
Step 1 — Send us your WordPress site link
You share your WordPress URL and a quick note about what matters most: which pages are critical, whether you have a blog or store, and any deadline. This helps us understand scope right away.
Step 2 — We map your site before touching anything
We create a clear migration map: page list, navigation structure, key URLs, and the pages that drive traffic or leads. This becomes our checklist so nothing gets missed during the move.
Step 3 — We rebuild your site in Wix (manually)
We recreate your pages inside Wix with clean layouts and consistent spacing. We match your existing look if you want continuity, or lightly modernize while keeping your brand and messaging intact.
Step 4 — We transfer and place your content
We move your text, images, media, and downloadable files into the new Wix pages, then check that everything is readable, well-structured, and looks right on mobile.
Step 5 — We prepare SEO and URL handling
We carry over key on-page SEO elements and plan URL structure. If any URLs change, we prepare a redirect plan so visitors and search engines still land on the correct pages after launch.
Step 6 — You review a full Wix preview
You get a complete working preview to click through. You test pages, forms, mobile layout, and navigation. You send edits, and we refine until it feels ready.
Step 7 — We connect your domain and go live safely
Only after approval do we switch the site live. We help connect the domain to Wix and make sure the public version matches what you approved.
Step 8 — Final checks after launch
We verify the most important pages, test contact forms, and confirm that key links work as expected. If redirects were needed, we verify they behave correctly.
Pricing
Starter Transfer
(Best for small WordPress sites)
For simple websites that need a clean move and a Wix-ready foundation.
Includes: essential pages transfer, basic navigation rebuild, content placement, mobile-friendly checks, contact setup.
Typical fit: brochure sites, portfolios, small service businesses with a handful of pages.
Business Migration
(Most popular)
For growing businesses that need a full site rebuild with stronger structure and conversion focus.
Includes: everything in Starter, plus more pages, blog setup (if needed), deeper layout matching, improved content organization, and a structured go-live plan.
Pro Migration
+ SEO-Safe Launch
For businesses that depend on organic traffic and want the most careful transition.
Includes: everything in Business, plus URL/redirect planning if URLs change, priority handling for top pages, post-launch checks for key pages, and tighter QA before switching live.
Timelines
When you’ll get your Wix preview
- Starter Transfer: 3–5 business days
- Business Migration: 7–10 business days
- Pro Migration + SEO-Safe Launch: 10–20 business days
When you can go live (switch from WordPress to Wix)
- how many revision rounds you want
- domain setup complexity (connect vs transfer)
- whether redirects are needed
What can extend the timeline
- Large page count (20+ pages) or many unique layouts
- Big blog (lots of posts, heavy formatting)
- Store migrations (products, variants, categories)
- Third-party integrations (booking tools, memberships, custom embeds)
- Missing assets (logo files, brand fonts, original images)
If you have a hard deadline
What we need from you
1) Your WordPress website link
Send the main URL and, if you have any hidden/utility pages (thank-you pages, campaign pages), mention those too.
2) A quick scope note (2 minutes)
Tell us:
- roughly how many pages you have
- whether you have a blog
- whether you have a store
- any deadline you’re working around
3) Your “must-keep” list (optional)
If there are pages that must stay close to the current version (your top service page, pricing page, best landing page), list them. We’ll treat them as priority.
4) Wix access (safe invitation)
If you already have a Wix account, invite us as a collaborator so you keep full ownership. If you don’t have Wix yet, we’ll tell you the simplest setup to create the project correctly from day one.
5) Brand assets (if you have them)
Any of these help us move faster and keep the new site consistent:
- logo (PNG/SVG preferred)
- brand colors
- fonts (or links to them)
- key images you want reused
6) Domain access (only at go-live)
We don’t need domain/DNS access on day one. We ask for it only when the Wix preview is approved and you’re ready to switch the live site. This keeps the process low-risk and controlled.
Request Your WordPress to Wix Migration Plan
Contact Us
If you’re ready to transfer from WordPress to Wix with a process that’s careful, manual, and SEO-aware, send us a quick request. We’ll review your site and reply with a clear plan — what we’ll migrate, what needs special handling, and the safest way to launch.
FAQ
Yes — in a proper manual rebuild, your content doesn’t “disappear.” We recreate pages in Wix and bring over text, images, and page structure so the Wix version contains the same information your visitors rely on. The key is having a checklist-driven process, not a rushed copy.
Usually, downtime can be avoided. We build your Wix site first, let you review it, and only then help with the final switch. Most of the work happens before the domain change, which is why the launch can be controlled and low-stress.
SEO stability depends on preserving the signals search engines use: page intent, internal linking, and correct handling of URL changes. If URLs must change, redirects are essential. Our migration process is designed around these basics so your visibility has the best chance to stay stable.
Yes. Blogs can be migrated, but formatting and structure often need cleanup. We focus on keeping posts readable, maintaining categories where possible, and ensuring key internal links still make sense on Wix.
It depends on your store size and setup. Product data can be handled differently from regular pages, and store design still needs to be rebuilt. We’ll confirm the scope after a quick audit so you know exactly what you’re getting.
We can guide both options: connecting your domain to Wix (often quicker to go live) or transferring the domain management to Wix (more consolidated long-term). We’ll recommend the safest approach for your timeline.
Send your WordPress URL through the contact form and tell us what you want to keep the same. We’ll reply with a migration plan: scope, timeline, and the safest path to launch.