Tilda to WordPress migration
I keep your page URLs wherever possible and 301-redirect the rest, so Google knows where every page went. Your old site stays live until the switch.
- Price
- Get a quotefree, from a link to your site
- Timeline
- 3–5 daysfor a landing page
- After launch
- 30 daysthen a free indexing check
What happens to your search rankings
When a page's URL changes and there's no redirect, Google treats the page as gone. So I keep your URLs, and where that isn't possible, I add a 301 redirect from the old page to the new one. Titles and descriptions move over unchanged, and Google gets a new sitemap.
I can't guarantee rankings, since the move is only one of many factors. Thirty days after launch I check in Search Console, for free, that every page is still indexed.
After the move your site looks the same, runs on your own hosting, and you stop paying for Tilda.
What a migration costs
The price depends on how many page templates you have and whether there are payments, a CRM or a quiz.
Multi-page site
Site with payments, CRM or a quiz
Full table
| Site type | What I move | Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page | One page, lead form, analytics | 3–5 working days |
| Multi-page site | 7–15 pages, forms, redirects, sitemap | 1–3 weeks |
| Site with payments, CRM or a quiz | Pages, payments, quiz, CRM, analytics | 3–6 weeks |
How the work goes
- Site review1–2 days
I export the list of Tilda pages, forms, integrations and counters, and compare them with your analytics. The result is an old-URL to new-URL map and an exact price. The review is included in the migration.
- Build on WordPress2 days to 3 weeks
I rebuild the pages on WordPress at a separate address, move the text and images, and check how the site looks on a phone.
- SEO and redirects1–3 days
I set up 301 redirects from the URL map, carry over every title and description, and generate a new sitemap.
- Integrations1–5 days
I move forms, the quiz, the CRM, payments and analytics. Payments are checked with a real transaction.
- Testing and launch1–2 days
I test on phones and in the main browsers. The domain switches over only after that, and the old site keeps running until then. Thirty days later I check indexing in Google Search Console, for free.
Payment
Half upfront, half on delivery.
For 30 days after handover I fix issues on my side for free and help with small edits. Full terms: How I work.
Examples from case studies
Club 365
Moved from Tilda to WordPress. Every page kept its URL, and the site never went offline.
How to order
Send me a link to your Tilda site and I'll give you a price and a timeline for free.
What's included in a Tilda to WordPress migration
- A review of every page, form and integration
- Moving pages and content to WordPress
- Page URLs kept where possible, 301 redirects where not
- Titles, descriptions and sitemap carried over
- Forms, quiz, CRM, payments and analytics moved
- Build at a separate address, domain switched after testing
- A free check 30 days after launch that every page is indexed
- For 30 days after handover, free fixes on my side and help with small edits
Paid separately
- A new design: priced as a new site, see website development
- Hosting and domain
- Paid plugins and licenses
- Text and photos that the old site doesn't have
- Promotion in search: that's SEO support
Migration in brief
I move your site from Tilda to WordPress. I keep your page URLs wherever possible and add a 301 redirect for any that must change, so search engines know where each page went. A landing page takes 3–5 working days, a multi-page site 1–3 weeks. There is no redesign: the site looks as it did, but runs on your own hosting with no Tilda subscription.
In short: I move a landing page in 3–5 working days. A multi-page site takes 1–3 weeks, and a site with payments, a CRM or a quiz takes 3–6 weeks. I price each move after looking at the site, and the quote is free.
Page URLs stay the same, and any that must change get a 301 redirect. The design stays as it was. A new design is priced like a new site, see website development. How I think about the move itself is in the article Migrating From Tilda (or Wix) to WordPress Without Losing SEO.
Thirty days after launch I check, for free, that every page is indexed. Payment, revisions and guarantees are on the How I work page.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Tilda to WordPress migration cost?
It depends on how many page templates you have and whether there are payments, a CRM or a quiz. Send me a link and I'll quote it for free. The site review is included once we start.
Will I lose my search rankings?
Any move carries some risk, and I keep it low: same URLs or redirects, titles and descriptions carried over, a new sitemap for Google. I can't guarantee rankings. Thirty days after launch I check, for free, that every page is still indexed.
How long does it take?
A landing page takes 3–5 working days, a multi-page site 1–3 weeks, and a site with payments, a CRM and a quiz 3–6 weeks. Integrations and testing stretch the timeline more than the layout does.
Will my site be down during the move?
No. The old site keeps working while I build the new one at a separate address. I switch the domain after the forms and payments have been tested.
Will payments and the quiz keep working?
Yes. I rebuild the forms, quiz, CRM and payments and test them with a real payment. If the quiz on Tilda relies on a paid plugin, its logic has to be rebuilt by hand, and that is priced into a complex site.
Can you move only part of the site?
Yes. Pages with payments and traffic go first, and landings stay on Tilda until a second wave. I set up redirects and analytics so the two platforms don't get in each other's way.
What happens to the design?
I move the site without a redesign, so it looks as it did on Tilda. A new design is priced like a new site.
How does payment work?
Half before I start, half on delivery. After launch you get 30 days of free fixes. Details: How I work.
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Discuss your migration
Send a link to your Tilda site. I'll look at the pages and give you a price and a timeline for free.