Switching platforms
Redesign your existing website on Webese
A site that was fine at launch often stops explaining the business as it grows. See what actually changes — and how your content, and your online store, come across — for the platform you're on today.
Pick your current platform, give us the URL, and we'll bring your colors, copy, tone and real photos into a fresh build.
Already selling online?
Keep your store. Give it a better front end.
No importing, however many products you have. Connect your existing store and your new Webese site shows its products — prices, photos and stock refreshed every day — while your store keeps handling payments, shipping and orders. “Buy” takes shoppers straight to its checkout.
WooCommerce
No keys or plugins needed.
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Shopify
No apps or keys needed.
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PrestaShop
With a read-only Webservice key.
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Anything else
Magento, BigCommerce and more, through their Google Shopping or Facebook product feed.
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Rather move your products into Webese's own store? Import them from a CSV export instead.
Switch from GoDaddy to Webese
A GoDaddy site that was fine at launch often stops explaining the business clearly as it grows. Here's what actually changes when you rebuild it on Webese — and how the Switch Wizard brings your existing content across.
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Switch from Wix to Webese
Wix gives you total layout freedom, which usually means the copy was never really planned — just filled in section by section. Here's what changes when you rebuild on Webese, and how the Switch Wizard brings your existing content across.
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Switch from Squarespace to Webese
Squarespace templates look good out of the box, but the copy underneath is usually still the placeholder text you never got around to rewriting. Here's what changes when you rebuild on Webese, and how the Switch Wizard brings your existing content across.
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Switch from Shopify to Webese
Shopify's checkout is excellent; the pages around it — the homepage, the about page, the story that makes someone trust the store — are often the part that got the least attention. Keep Shopify running your catalogue and checkout and give it a new front end on Webese, or move to Webese's own store: here's how both work.
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Switch from WooCommerce to Webese
WooCommerce runs the shop well; the WordPress theme around it is usually the part that aged. Keep WooCommerce as the engine — stock, payments, shipping, orders — and give it a new front end on Webese, without importing a single product.
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Switch from PrestaShop to Webese
PrestaShop handles a big catalogue and its orders reliably; the theme in front of it is usually what feels dated. Keep PrestaShop as the engine and give it a new front end on Webese — your products stay exactly where they are.
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Switch from Hostinger to Webese
Hostinger's AI builder gets a site live fast because it's bundled with hosting you're already paying for. Here's what changes when the site itself is built from your positioning instead of a category template.
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Switch from Framer to Webese
Framer sites usually look excellent — the design and motion work is genuinely strong. What they often still need is the positioning work: what to say, and why, before the next animation gets added.
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Switch from Durable to Webese
Durable gets a site live in seconds from a name and category — useful for having something online fast, but the copy underneath is still the template's, not yours. Here's what changes when you rebuild on Webese.
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Don't see your current platform? The steps are the same everywhere — start a build and bring your content across as you go.
See your business rebuilt with a clear message.
Free to build, edit, and share a preview link — no credit card required.
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