Launch — $199
A candidate for a supported, consistent source with one prepared destination and up to 1,000 records in total.
Assess Launch fit →Weebly to WordPress cost
How much does a Weebly to WordPress migration cost?
A small, accessible Weebly blog may fit a launch package. Cost increases when the project must combine API data, the partial archive, public crawl evidence, page reconstruction, store boundaries, and a compressed shutdown window.
Current launch pricing
Weebly to WordPress package starting points
Growth — $399
A candidate for up to 5,000 records with media and file transfer, taxonomies, metadata, preserved slugs, redirects, and controlled cutover.
Assess Growth fit →Scale — $699
A candidate for up to 15,000 records with custom fields, multilingual data, advanced relationships, two dry runs, reconciliation, delta transfer, and launch coordination.
Assess Scale fit →Custom — from $999
For custom extraction, unsupported entities, subscriptions, ERP or CRM integrations, application data, or destination development.
Calculate custom estimate →Source completeness
Why the Weebly source path changes cost
API access
Structured posts, authors, categories, comments, files, and supported pages reduce inference, but real account and endpoint coverage must be tested.
Partial site archive
The archive can supply files and page evidence, but Weebly excludes blog and store pages, so it cannot define complete scope alone.
Live crawl
Public URLs, hierarchy, metadata, navigation, inline assets, canonicals, and redirects must be captured before the source is retired.
Unavailable account path
Restricted Square-managed access, missing exports, or an offline site can require recovery work, manual review, or documented exclusions.
Estimate factors
What increases Weebly to WordPress migration cost
Pages and blog volume
Count regular pages, blog posts, drafts, authors, categories, comments, files, revisions, and languages—not menu labels alone.
Builder reconstruction
Sections, columns, widgets, galleries, slideshows, forms, and scripts need WordPress blocks, templates, plugins, or an explicit exclusion.
Media recovery
Remote files, broken references, duplicate assets, unavailable originals, unsupported types, and inline URL rewriting add handling and QA.
Store and members
Products, orders, customers, inventory, coupons, memberships, protected areas, and authentication are separate data and application workstreams.
SEO and redirects
A complete URL inventory, metadata extraction, internal-link rewriting, one-to-one redirects, sitemap checks, and post-launch crawl evidence add deliverables.
Shutdown and delta needs
A fixed Weebly closure date, continued publishing, domain transfer, content freeze, final delta, rollback, and launch support affect the schedule.
Indicative fit
Example Weebly project shapes
Small blog archive
Several hundred consistent posts, limited categories, a prepared WordPress theme, and unchanged URLs may fit Launch after source verification. Transferring images moves the project to Growth.
Content site with regular pages
Pages plus blog posts, comments, media, metadata, changed URLs, and selected block reconstruction commonly point toward Growth.
Large active publication
Thousands of posts, many assets, broad redirect coverage, two dry runs, reconciliation, and a delta cutover may fit Scale.
Store or member-heavy site
Commerce, customer records, accounts, form submissions, custom applications, inaccessible source data, or extensive redesign starts as Custom scope.
Budget boundary
What is priced separately
WordPress design and build
Theme, templates, responsive components, block patterns, accessibility work, interactions, and visual approval.
Commerce and membership
WooCommerce, products, customers, orders, payments, checkout, accounts, permissions, subscriptions, and integrations.
Editorial remediation
Large-scale rewriting, content merging, missing-data reconstruction, image editing, accessibility remediation, and archive cleanup.
Paid services
Hosting, domains, licences, premium plugins, storage, translation, external APIs, and specialist tooling remain customer or proposal costs.
From estimate to proposal
Get a fixed Weebly to WordPress scope
1. Complete the short form
Share the Weebly URL, destination state, approximate counts, account type, store/member features, shutdown date, and constraints. It takes about three minutes.
Start assessment →2. Confirm source evidence
Identify the likely API, archive, and crawl paths, standard entities, reconstruction work, exclusions, assumptions, and open questions.
Use the pair checklist →3. Receive a scoped next step
Within 24 hours on business days, we reply by email with package fit, questions, assumptions, and the next technical step.
Review technical scope →Clear answers
Weebly to WordPress cost questions
Current launch packages start at $199, with $399 and $699 tiers and custom work from $999. Final fit depends on verified source access and reviewed scope.
No. Migration loads approved content into a prepared destination; theme, templates, blocks, plugins, and redesign are separate.
It helps, but it excludes blog and store pages and must be combined with other source evidence.
They can be included when accessible, in scope, and accepted by the prepared destination.
No. Products, customers, orders, inventory, checkout, and commerce behavior require separate scope.
Yes. The written proposal confirms scope, assumptions, exclusions, deliverables, package limits, timing, payment, and acceptance criteria.
Next step
Get a Weebly to WordPress estimate
Get an estimate based on the type, volume, and complexity of the data you want to migrate. Select the source and target systems, enter the migration details, and receive a calculated estimate. Online payment activation is being prepared. Until automated payment processing is available, plan activation and billing may be handled through a separate onboarding process.