We move your website to SQRL 1:1. You don't retype a thing.
A new platform usually means a new build and weeks of copying text. Not here. All we need is your website's address and your consent. We move the design, content, forms and catalog to SQRL and hand you the finished site.
How the move works
Our AI workflow does most of the work. You give consent and get a finished website at the end.
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You give consent
Send us the address and confirm that you, as the owner, agree. The public website is enough. If you have the source code too, we can carry over more of the logic behind it.
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AI goes through the site
It reads the pages and the source code, breaks each page into blocks, the parts a SQRL site is built from, and rebuilds it 1:1 in a theme.
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It converts the features
Forms become SQRL forms. A catalog becomes items with fields and filters, not just a copy of how it looked. Language versions come along.
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Seeding fills in the content
Seeding means filling the site with data automatically. Text and images load on their own, so nobody retypes them. Not you, not us.
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We check it and hand it over
Whatever can stay at the same address stays there, and we redirect the rest. The site then runs with us, with you, or at a regular hosting provider.
What does your website run on today?
Every system has its own weak spots and its own way out. Pick yours.
WordPress
Fewer plugins to babysit, with filters and forms built into the system. Elementor pages move too.
Webflow
Code export leaves out CMS content and form processing. We start from the finished site.
Framer
Framer doesn't offer HTML export. We don't need one.
Wix
A Wix site can't be exported or hosted elsewhere. We work from what's publicly visible.
Squarespace
The export skips styles, custom CSS and some content. We take the design from the live site.
Statamic
It's built on Laravel, just like SQRL. Moving makes sense when a content site grows into an application with forms and filters.
Claude Design
You have a design, but no website with an admin. We deploy it to SQRL and add editing and forms.
Example: from a Claude Code design to a live SQRL website
Wedding photographer Karolína Kutnarová's website started as a design in Claude Code. We moved it to SQRL in a few days. You won't find a before and after image here, because it would show the same page twice.
To be fair: this was a design, not a migration from another CMS. A bigger site with a catalog and integrations takes longer.
- Inquiry form with the wedding date and venue
- Wedding portfolio, each wedding on its own page
- Blog and newsletter sign-up
- Cookie bar
What you get after the move
Edit text right on the page
Sign in, click a heading and type. Swapping an image is just as easy. No hunting for the block the text lives in.
Run the site through AI
Tell your assistant: "Translate the Contact page into English." Claude Code or Cursor does it through MCP, the connection between AI and your website. The assistant works under your account and can't do anything you can't. More on AI in the admin.
The code and data are yours
SQRL is built on Laravel. If you ever want to change developer or hosting, the website goes with you.
A slow website costs you visitors and rankings
LCP is how long the largest part of a page takes to load on mobile. Here's the median from our measurement:
- SQRL 4.3 s
- WordPress 8.7 s
- Joomla 11.8 s
- Drupal 12.0 s
Measured with Lighthouse 12 on real websites: for WordPress, Joomla and Drupal, 15 randomly selected Czech sites from the Tranco list; for SQRL, our clients' production sites. Each site three times, October 2026. It compares systems. It's not a promise for any specific site.
What moves and what doesn't
Better you hear this before someone promises you "everything in one click".
Moves on its own
- Page design
- Text and images
- Forms
- Catalog with fields and filters
- Language versions
Handled case by case
- Integrations with CRM, ERP and other systems
- Complex plugin logic, like calculators
- User accounts
Doesn't move
- Online store orders
When moving makes no sense
Still not sure about the system? See how SQRL compares with WordPress, Statamic and Strapi.
SQRL has no cart or payments. For an online store, stay on a store platform.
It works, nothing holds you back, and the content changes twice a year? Don't change it for the sake of change.
If most of its value sits in connections to internal systems, first work out how much would have to be built.
FAQ
No. The public website and your consent are enough. Source code helps with the logic behind the site, so we'll gladly use it if you have it.
We only move a website with its owner's consent.
Nobody can honestly guarantee rankings. What we can do is make sure addresses don't vanish: whatever can stay the same does, and the rest gets a 301, a permanent redirect to the new address.
It depends on the size of the site and its features. kutnarova.cz took a few days.
Yes. The move handles thousands of items and language versions.
With us, with you, or at a regular hosting provider. Your call.
Book a SQRL demo
We'll go through your website with you and tell you what moves on its own and what we'd handle case by case.
You already have a website. You don't need to build it twice.