Squarespace to WordPress

Your Squarespace site, on WordPress, looking just as good.

Every page and post moved, every image downloaded before Squarespace's links go dark, the design rebuilt to match, and your domain and email left where they are. Built beside your live site, switched in one evening.

No passwords needed to quote

Write as much as you like: what's happening, what you want, links, errors. The more we know, the more exact your fixed price.

Or start from what your site has
Every image downloadedDomain and email untouchedOne fixed price and a date
4.9 from 450+ clients Built beside your live siteSwitched in one eveningEvery old URL redirected
The export

What Squarespace's WordPress export actually holds.

Squarespace has an export button, and it makes a WordPress file. Here's one, opened: what it carries, what it leaves behind, and what we do about each.

  1. In the fileAs text and image blocks, without the layout they sat in.

    What we doEvery page rebuilt as block patterns, the copy word for word.

Pick a note, or a number in the file.

Squarespace is a trademark of Squarespace, Inc. RoundBorders isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Squarespace; we move sites off it.

Domain and email

Your domain and email stay exactly where they are.

A domain registered with Squarespace, including the ones that came over from Google Domains, stays yours when the website plan ends, and it can point to your new site. On switch night only the records for the website change.

  • Nothing to transfer: the domain keeps renewing at Squarespace, unless you'd like it elsewhere
  • Email records aren't touched, so Google Workspace (or whatever you use) keeps delivering
  • We check your email still flows before anything is cancelled
The design

Rebuilt to match, and yours to edit.

People choose Squarespace for how it looks, so the design comes across as it is, or refreshed if you'd like. The difference is underneath: every part becomes a WordPress block you can edit, reuse and keep.

Example: the same page, before and after the move.
On Squarespace
On WordPress

Each block is something you can change in the WordPress editor, save as a pattern and use again, and take to any host. No page builder, nothing to renew.

How it works

From Squarespace to WordPress in four steps.

Built beside your live site, switched in one evening, watched for two weeks. How every move works

  1. 2 minutes

    Tell us your address

    And what the site does. One fixed price and a date follow, usually within a few hours.

  2. 1 to 3 weeks

    Built beside Squarespace

    Pages rebuilt to match, every blog and post moved, every image downloaded. You click through it before anything changes.

  3. One evening

    Two records change

    The domain points to the new site; email records are left alone. Both sites answer while it spreads.

  4. After the switch

    Watched for two weeks

    Search Console, 404s and forms checked daily. Then you cancel the Squarespace website plan; the domain can stay.

The price

How much it costs to move from Squarespace to WordPress.

One fixed price and a date, sent after a free look at your site and before any work starts.

  • Pages and one blog, the design kept$999 to $1,799Every page rebuilt to match, every post and image moved, every old URL redirected.
  • A shop, Member Areas, Scheduling or several blogs$1,799 to $2,999WooCommerce, or the member and booking tools, rebuilt and tested with you.
  • A new design while we're at itQuotedPriced after the scope, inside the same fixed price.

Every Squarespace move includes

  • Every page rebuilt to match the design
  • Every blog, post and comment
  • Every image downloaded at full size
  • Every old URL redirected, crawler-tested
  • Domain and email checked before and after
Zero downtimeThe address switches on a short timer set days before, and both sites answer while it spreads.
Nothing lostYour Squarespace site stays up until you cancel it, and every image and export is archived with your backups.

Hosting and a care plan are separate and optional. Cancel the Squarespace website plan once the two weeks are up; the domain can stay.

Moving from somewhere else?WixWebflowShopifyAnother WordPress host

Client reviews

Clear work, explained plainly.

4.9
Average from 450+ clients · Read the reviews
★★★★★
“Bishoy is clear and polite, and he packages deliverables in a way that makes them easy to work with.”
Grayson P.bridgewater.edu
★★★★★
“The best part is the communication and the explanation of what's happening with your website. I was never made to feel dumb and jargon was explained.”
Yasmine R.myrebelmarketing.com
★★★★★
“The combination of expertise, responsiveness, and professionalism is unmatched.”
Emma T.emmatang.com

Questions about leaving Squarespace.

Anything else? Ask in the box at the top. We usually reply within a few hours.

Contact us
Does Squarespace export to WordPress?

Partly. Squarespace's WordPress export carries your layout pages and one blog with its posts, as text and images. It leaves out store, index, portfolio, album and event pages, any second blog, video and audio blocks, your style settings and custom CSS, and its images are links to Squarespace's servers, which stop loading when the Squarespace site is deactivated. We import the export, pull and re-host everything it skipped, and rebuild the design on native blocks.

Will my site look the same on WordPress?

Squarespace pages are made of blocks, and so are WordPress pages, so the design is rebuilt block for block on native WordPress blocks, not on a page builder. Where Squarespace has one fixed way (index pages, summary blocks), we design a pattern for you, so future pages match the old ones.

Will I lose rankings when I leave Squarespace?

Not if every URL is mapped. Blog slugs can stay as they are; everything else (shop, gallery, event pages) gets a one-to-one 301, crawled before and after the switch. SEO titles and descriptions are carried over page by page, and Search Console is told about the move the same day.

What happens to my Squarespace store?

Physical and service products come out through Squarespace's own product CSV. Their images, extra product information and reviews don't, so we pull those from the live store. Past orders export as a CSV too, to import or archive. Checkout, taxes and shipping are set up on WooCommerce, and the store stays open on Squarespace until the switch, with a short pause so the last orders come across.

Do I have to move my domain away from Squarespace?

No. A domain registered with Squarespace, including one that came over from Google Domains, stays yours when you cancel the website plan, and it can point to your new site. On switch night only the records for the website change; your email records stay exactly as they are. If you'd like everything in one place later, the domain can be transferred then.

Will my images break when my Squarespace plan ends?

Not on the new site. The export only links to images on Squarespace's servers, so we fetch the originals at full resolution and re-host them in your WordPress media library, alt text kept. When the plan lapses, nothing on the new site changes.

What about Scheduling, Member Areas, and Email Campaigns?

Squarespace's built-in extras don't come with you. Each gets a WordPress answer before the move: a maintained plugin for scheduling or memberships, your email provider for campaigns, or a small custom plugin where nothing fits. Scoped and priced before you decide.

How long does a Squarespace to WordPress migration take?

One to three weeks for most sites, built beside your live Squarespace site the whole time. Page count, a store, galleries, and whether the design is rebuilt as-is or redesigned are what move it.

How much does it cost to move from Squarespace to WordPress?

Most sites land between $999 and $2,999, fixed after a free scope. Hosting and an optional care plan are separate and monthly. Your Squarespace plan simply lapses, and because images are re-hosted, nothing breaks when it does.

Keep the look. Own the site.

Send us your Squarespace address. One fixed price, a date and an honest call on whether to move, usually within a few hours.

After the move

Squarespace looked after the updates; now someone should. Updates tested on a staging copy first, daily backups and monitoring. Care plans from $149 a month.

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