Move off the builder without losing your Google positions
Wix, Tilda and Weblium start well and hit a ceiling fast. We move you to custom code: the same page URLs, 301 redirects, an admin panel your team keeps using — and a site that opens in under a second.
Fixed price agreed before we start. Your old site stays live until the new one is ready.
79
small-business sites we measured
57
of them load slower than 5 seconds
54
have no analytics installed at all
Our own measurement, September 2026: dental practices, salons, auto services and clinics in Kyiv and Lviv, on Wix, Tilda, Weblium and WordPress.
What the builder costs you, and what changes after the move
On a builder
- Opens in 5-8 seconds on a phone, and half the visitors never wait
- You pay every month for a site that is never yours
- Online booking, a price calculator or payment simply cannot be added
- SEO stops at whatever the platform allows
- No analytics, so you cannot see how many clients you lost
On your own code
- Opens in under a second — static build and optimised images
- The code and the domain are yours; hosting costs $2-5 a month
- Booking, calculators, payment and extra languages are all possible
- Your own structure, meta tags and structured data, with no ceiling
- GA4 and GTM from day one, with requests delivered to Telegram
Everything usually charged as extras
All your content moved
Texts, photos, services and prices transferred and checked page by page. You do not retype anything.
Same URLs and 301 redirects
Every old address either stays or points to its replacement. This is the single step that decides whether rankings survive.
An admin panel
Texts, images, prices and posts editable by your team — the same freedom the builder gave you, without its limits.
Analytics and lead capture
GA4, GTM and events on every form, with requests arriving in Telegram or your CRM instead of an inbox.
Speed as a requirement
Static rendering, compressed images and almost no client-side JavaScript. ARTEX ships with practically none.
No downtime
The old site keeps serving customers until the new one is finished. We switch the domain in one evening.
Speed as a requirement — Opens instantly and shows the price right away
Fixed before the work starts
Landing page or site up to 5 pages
$1 500
about 2 weeks
Home page, services, about, contacts and a request form. The usual shape of a small-business site.
Online store or catalogue
$4 500
timeline agreed in the estimate
Catalogue, cart, checkout, payment and delivery, plus an admin panel for products and orders.
The figure is agreed before development starts and does not move mid-project. A catalogue with a price calculator depends on how many parameters the price has — that we quote after the first call.
Four steps, about two weeks
- 01
Measurement and plan
We measure the current site, collect every URL and agree what moves, what changes and what gets dropped.
- 02
Structure and design
Page structure first, then the design. Both approved before a line of code is written.
- 03
Build
The new site is built on a test domain. Your old one keeps working and taking orders the whole time.
- 04
Switch
Domain switched, redirects live, analytics verified. We hand over every access and stay two weeks for fixes.
What people ask before moving
Will the move hurt my Google rankings?+
Not if the addresses are handled properly. We keep the same URLs where we can and set 301 redirects everywhere else, so the weight of the old pages transfers to the new ones. A faster site usually helps rankings rather than harming them.
How long does it take?+
About two weeks for a landing page or a site up to five pages. A store or a catalogue depends on how many products and parameters there are — we fix that timeline in the estimate before starting.
What happens to the current site while you work?+
Nothing. It keeps running and taking orders until the new one is ready. The switch happens in one evening, and if anything goes wrong we can point the domain back within minutes.
Will we be able to edit the new site ourselves?+
Yes. Every site ships with an admin panel for texts, images, prices and posts. Losing that is the main reason people fear leaving a builder, so it is the first thing we replace.
We are not on a builder, we have an old WordPress. Does this apply?+
Yes, and the reasons are usually the same: it is slow, it breaks on updates and it costs money in plugins. The process is identical — content moves, addresses are preserved, redirects go up.
Send us your address — we will measure it for free
You will get the real load time, what exactly is slowing the site down, and an honest answer on whether moving is worth it for you. No obligation.