The change you need on your Wix site is one Wix will not let you make. Start with a measured migration assessment.
Wix is a fine place to start. If your design, your content, your shop, your speed or the tools you connect to have outgrown it, we will show you what a custom build costs next to what you pay now. From $1,500, fixed before we start, no minimum project size, 2 to 4 weeks, and you own the code.
Drop your Wix address when you book. We will test your site live on the call and give you a fixed price for the move.
Examples of Issues to Investigate
Check before deciding to rebuild. Our free website audit explains the technical findings and offers a free founder review.
These April 2026 posts describe individual experiences and are not representative performance or pricing evidence. Follow the links for context, then verify relevant issues against your own account and current provider documentation.
One user described difficulty exporting site assets and moving away from the platform.
The same user reported frustration adapting layouts across breakpoints and languages.
Another user described an iOS loading issue, a support interaction, and additional rebuild work.
A user described moving to a Next.js site while an existing Wix subscription term remained unresolved.
Use anecdotes to form questions, not conclusions.
Before you move, someone should check what Wix will not let you change, what you can actually export, your domains, your apps, how the site behaves on a phone, how fast it is now, and what the account really costs you. Your written quote, not this page, has your price, your dates and what happens if something goes wrong.
Talk to the foundersHow We Migrate Your Wix Site
A four-phase planning and delivery path. Your written quote gives the date for each phase, how we keep your site running while we build, who does what, and what counts as done.
Page List & Export Review
Phase 1We list your pages, media, posts, forms, products, bookings, members, domains, metadata, apps and whatever Wix will let you export. Then we write down the gaps and what has to be done by hand.
Design & Workflow Mapping
Phase 2We say what is kept, what is redesigned, what is reshaped and what is dropped. That covers how it behaves on every screen, accessibility, the content and the integrations.
Build & Forwarding Plan
Phase 3We build the agreed work and write down where every old web address forwards to. Forwarding cuts the risk. It does not guarantee your rankings or your traffic.
Switchover & Handover
Phase 4We follow the agreed DNS, content, functional, analytics, accessibility, monitoring, switching back if needed, training, access, and support checks.
Wix vs a Custom Built Site
Compare current constraints with a project-specific architecture and operating model.
What to Review Across the Wix Stack
Wix products, plans, and capabilities change. Review the actual editor, Velo code, apps, store, bookings, content, scripts, and account settings in use before recommending optimization or migration.
Performance Baseline
Measure representative pages across agreed devices, networks, cache states, and consent states. Identify scripts, media, apps, and templates before setting targets.
Account and Operating Costs
Review the actual plan, apps, commerce, bookings, domains, integrations, support, and maintenance, then compare them with a complete migration estimate.
Workflow Fit
Map checkout, portals, forms, bookings, APIs, and editorial workflows to determine what the current platform supports and what a replacement would require.
Search Implementation
Check that Google and AI assistants can actually read the page, that your titles and descriptions are right, and that every link works. Search engines still decide the rankings.
Design and Accessibility
Check whether the current editor and components support the required brand, responsive states, keyboard use, and accessibility criteria.
AI Discoverability
Review crawlability, entity clarity, structured data, content quality, and source credibility. Inclusion and citation by AI systems remain controlled by third parties.
Choose the Architecture That Fits.
A custom implementation can provide different design, integration, and deployment controls. Your written quote says what speed we hit, what you pay monthly to run it, what support you get, and that the code is yours at the end.
Measured Experience
Define the speed, screen-size and accessibility checks for each page, agreed in writing before we start and run under conditions we write down.
Clear Access and Rights
Record repository access, third-party licenses, IP transfer, deployment responsibilities, and handover in the accepted proposal.
Documented Operating Model
Estimate hosting and connected services, then state maintenance and support responsibilities for the proposed architecture.
Start with evidence. Put the agreement in writing.
The call is where we work out what you have, what you want, and what is in the way. Nothing is a commitment until it is in your written quote. For most projects that quote is a short document you accept by email. Regulated or complex work gets a fuller agreement.
Diagnostic first
We begin with the URL, stack, content, integrations, analytics, and operational constraints. Automated audit output is treated as an estimate to investigate, not proof of revenue loss or a guaranteed business result.
Evidence before outcomes
Any speed number, ours or anyone else's, is a snapshot of one day. Your quote names which pages we test, on what device, with which tool, and what counts as passing.
Scope before certainty
The proposal says what is included, what is not, what we need from the client, what it depends on, and how changes get approved.
Targets need a method
If there is a performance or visibility target, we write down how it gets measured and what happens if it is missed.
Terms belong in the proposal
Payment milestones, support coverage, ownership, licenses, handover, and out-of-scope work are confirmed in writing.
What should be documented before work starts
Use the call to get the facts. Use the written quote for the promises.
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| Review area | During discovery | In the written proposal |
|---|---|---|
| What you get, and what you do not | List what they have today, what it depends on, and what we are assuming | Say what is included, what is not, who does what, and how changes get handled |
| Speed, and how we prove it | Record a dated baseline, and name what only the client can change | Agree the target, which pages, which tools, the test conditions, and how it gets signed off |
| Payment, support and who owns it | Talk through payment, support, ownership, access, and what happens at handover | State the milestones, what support covers, the licences, the handover, and what happens if something is wrong |
If a commercial term, target, or remedy is not in the written project terms accepted by both parties, this page should not be read as creating that commitment.
Review each search control, then define the scoped implementation.
PandaCodeGen moves Wix sites to custom Next.js code you own. From $1,500 for a site of up to 7 pages at a fixed price, from $3,500 with your blog moved and every old link forwarded. No minimum project size and no retainer. Each row below is something we check on your site, because what Wix allows changes by plan and by app.
Six review areas documented → final controls, access, and responsibilities follow your written quote.
Two Wix sites of the same size can land in different bands, since each app doing real work, and any Velo code behind it, is rebuilt as a native part of the new site.
Scope and Commercial Review
Choose a planning path. Confirm the project in writing.
These are starting points for the first conversation, not quotes. Your written quote has the real price, the dates, what is included, what support you get and who owns the code.
Before Discovery
Working assumptions
We still have to look at the features, the integrations, the content, what could go wrong in the migration, and what it depends on.
After Discovery
Written proposal
The approved scope is where we write down what we committed to, what we assumed, what is excluded, the milestones, and how you sign it off.
Scope option
Starter
From $1,500
1 to 2 weeks
A focused brochure or portfolio migration with validated inputs.
- An inventory of your pages, posts, media and installed Wix apps
- Your Wix forms rebuilt in the site, with submissions going to your email, calendar or CRM
- Every old web address forwarded, with your titles and descriptions carried over
- No editor at this size, so page changes come back to us
A starting point, not a quote. Your written quote has the real price, the dates and who owns the code.
Scope option
Growth
From $3,500
2 to 4 weeks
A business site with broader content, forms, or interaction requirements.
- Everything in Starter
- A visual editor for text, images, posts and pages, with training at handover
- Every Wix app doing real work rebuilt as a native part of the site
- Google Search Console compared before and after launch
A starting point, not a quote. Your written quote has the real price, the dates and who owns the code.
Scope option
Scale
From $5,000
3 to 6 weeks
Commerce, bookings, localization, data, or complex integration requirements.
- Everything in Growth
- Any Velo code behind the site read and rebuilt in the new one
- Your Wix Stores catalogue, Bookings or members area rebuilt rather than exported
- Your indexing rules and structured data checked on the deployed site
A starting point, not a quote. Your written quote has the real price, the dates and who owns the code.
Examples on a website are not a quote. Third-party fees, what we need from you, migration risk and anything out of scope get identified during discovery and documented in the proposal.
If none of these match what you have, call +1 (302) 773-8982 or email info@pandacodegen.com and we will quote it.
Choose Your Future
Option A
Optimization Only
Audit the current site and scope improvements that are feasible within its account, editor, script, app, and template constraints.
- Measured optimization opportunities
- Image compression
- Current subscriptions and apps remain
- Platform constraints still apply
Option B
Full Migration to Next.js
A custom site from $1,500, fixed price, 2 to 4 weeks, with the code and every account handed to you at the end.
- Documented performance baseline and budgets
- Every old web address forwarded and checked
- Current hosting and service estimate
- Written repository and rights terms
Common Questions
Everything you need to know about migrating from Wix.
Nobody can promise Google rankings, and anyone who does is guessing. What we do, in writing, is forward every old web address to its new page, carry over your titles and descriptions, and check Google Search Console before and after launch. Your old site stays live until the new one is confirmed working. That's how rankings get protected.
Yes, and Wix is genuinely easy to edit, so this is not the reason to move. Every site we build includes an editor, from $1,500 up. Change text, swap images, update prices and hours, add posts and pages, no code and nothing to install or renew. We train you at handover and there is no monthly fee to keep editing. The difference is not whether you can edit it. It is that you keep the code and the accounts, so nobody can switch the site off.
Two to four weeks for most sites, about three on average. A site of up to 7 pages ships in 1 to 2 weeks. A shop, bookings or a members area takes longer. Your Wix site stays live the whole time, and if anything is wrong on launch day we switch back.
Every form is rebuilt into your own site, so there's no form app to pay for, and submissions go straight to your email, calendar or CRM. We test each one on the live site before your old one is switched off.
It's different, and cheaper. No monthly apps, no plan to renew, no retainer. The site runs on your own hosting account, which for a business site is from $20 a month as of August 2026, paid straight to the host with no markup from us. Now and then a small update is needed, and we show you how at handover. What you lose is a vendor deciding what your site is allowed to do.
From $1,500 for a site of up to 7 pages. From $3,500 for 8 to 20 pages with an editor and every link forwarded. From $5,000 for a large catalogue, bookings or more than 20 pages. A simple store of a few products starts at Starter, at $1,500. No hourly billing. You pay for the finished site, not for time, at a fixed price. Pay 30% to start and 70% when it's done. No retainer, and your written quote has the exact figure. If none of these match what you have, call +1 (302) 773-8982 or email info@pandacodegen.com and we will quote it.
Define the migration and what counts as done.
Your written quote lists the pages, the speed test we run, the link forwarding, what you need to give us, what support you get after launch, and who owns what at the end. It is the quote that counts, not this page.
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