Only public pages
The check opens your home page and the list of pages your website publishes for search engines. It cannot see anything that needs a login.
Check your website before you move it.
Type your website’s address. In a few seconds we read its public pages and tell you which builder it was made with, how many pages it has and what would come across in a move. No account, no password, and nothing on your website changes.
Reading : its home page and its own list of pages.
What we found
- Made with
- Pages it lists
- or more
- Pages linked from its home page
- , and likely more
- Blog posts
- or more
- Products
- or more
- Documents on the home page
- Pictures on the home page
- Also on the home page
A move would bring across
- Every public page we can reach, with its words, pictures, documents and page addresses, so links people already have keep working
- Your blog, on its own page, with its posts yours to edit and add to
- Your contact form, rebuilt so its messages keep reaching you
- Your donation link, pointing where it points today
- Your video, on the page it is on now
We would ask you about
- Your products: the store’s pages come across, and the product list comes from an export file you download from your current store, or from the product pages themselves
- Online booking: set up again with our bookings Beta, which take no payment yet, or kept as a link to the booking service you use now
- Your subscriber list: an export from the service that holds it
Wix does not let you export a website to another host, which is why moving means rebuilding. That rebuilding is the part we do. What a Wix website migration does, step by step
Made with Squarespace. What a Squarespace migration does, step by step
Made with GoDaddy. What moving a website from GoDaddy does, step by step
Made with WordPress. The rebuilt website does not run on WordPress, so there are no plugins or updates to look after. What moving a website from WordPress does, step by step
Made with Shopify. What moving a store from Shopify does, step by step
Mozilla is closing Solo: every Solo website and its data is deleted on November 30, 2026, so your pages can only be copied while they are still up. What moving a Solo website does, step by step
- This website does not use a secure connection (https). A website here always does.
- The home page is missing the tag that fits a page to a phone’s screen. A fresh design lays every page out for phones.
Move it now, in one step
A Solo website is moved in a few seconds, with no account: the same words, pictures and look on an address of its own.
This one needs a new website
This website shares its address with every other website made on the same builder, so it cannot be copied page for page. We can build you a new one from its words and your pictures: built for you, hosted and managed for $7 a month.
Have it moved for you
Your website rebuilt for you, hosted and managed, and changed by asking: $7 a month or $70 a year, with no setup fee and no separate charge for moving. Your current website stays exactly as it is until you approve the new one.
Your website did not let us read it just now.
Some websites turn away automatic readers. A move reads your pages in a real browser, the way a visitor does, so it usually still works. Start, and the assistant tells you what it could and could not reach before you pay anything.
This website is already with us.
It is built, hosted and managed here. If it is yours, Sign in to change it by asking.
We could not open that address.
Check the spelling, or copy the address from the top of your browser and try again.
That does not look like a website address.
Try something like www.yourbusiness.com.
That is a lot of checks in a short time.
Wait a minute and try again.
The check did not finish.
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What the check does
It reads what a visitor can see, and nothing else.
No account, no password
You do not sign up to check a website, and we never ask for the password to your current one, now or during a move.
Then the move, if you want it
If you like what you see, the same address starts your migration: we copy the website and rebuild it, and you approve a private preview before anything goes live.
Good to know
Questions about the check.
Does the check change anything on my website?
No. It only reads public pages, the way a visitor or a search engine does. Nothing on your website, or in your account with the company that hosts it, is touched.
Do I need an account or a password?
No. Type the address and the answer appears on this page. If you decide to move, you create an account then, and we still never ask for the password to your current website.
How does it know how many pages I have?
Most websites publish a list of their own pages for search engines, called a sitemap, and the check reads that list. When a website has none, it counts the pages linked from the home page, so the real number may be higher.
My website could not be read. Can it still be moved?
Usually, yes. Some websites turn away automatic readers. A move reads your pages in a real browser, the way a visitor does, and the assistant tells you what it could and could not reach before you pay anything.
How much does it cost to move my website?
The move is part of your plan: $7 a month, or $70 a year, with no setup fee and no separate charge for moving. Planning costs nothing, and you pay when you start your plan. Cancel within 14 days of your first payment and it is refunded in full. A domain name is a separate yearly cost.
What do you keep from a check?
The website’s address and what the check found: which builder it was made with and how many pages it lists. We do not keep who asked.
How each move works: Wix website migration Squarespace migration Migrate from GoDaddy Migrate from WordPress Migrate from Shopify How a migration works
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Moving your existing website is part of every plan, at $7 a month.
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