Full-service migration from WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, or Framer. Every URL mapped, every ranking protected, in writing.
Nobody moves platforms for fun. These are the three reasons clients actually give us.
Plugin updates, security patches, a theme that breaks when PHP moves, and a developer on retainer to keep it all standing. The site isn't growing the business, it's consuming a budget line.
Hosting, the page builder licence, the forms add-on, the SEO plugin, the backup service. Stack the annual renewals together and the number gets uncomfortable to defend.
Marketing wants to publish a page and has to file a request. Every small edit queues behind a developer, so the site drifts out of date while everyone waits.
Upkeep
1 update4 updates9 updatesNone of it makes the site better. All of it has to happen.
These aren't showcase sites built to impress other designers. They're working websites built for real businesses, with specific problems to solve, and real outcomes attached.
AI-first migration from Wix Classic. 70+ pages ranking, top spot in AI answers.
“Our collaboration on redesigning Bel'Istria was the beginning of a long-term partnership. Their composure and communication exceeded all standards.”
Ivan BelobrajdicDirector - Bel'Istria
The UK's best-looking travel website, live in 4 weeks
“Zenith redefined what hard work means to me. They treat every website project with pride, enthusiasm and extreme passion.”
Flynn BlackieDirector - MOD Digital
Short-let booking funnel and landlord pipeline for a UK Airbnb superhost
“We've worked with Pavle and Zenith on multiple projects from Wix to Bubble to custom code. I guarantee that they can make anything happen.”
Jack ShorrockDirector - Just Stay
Custom-coded rebrand and AEO for an AI compliance startup
“We hired Zenith to help us rebrand our site. Conversion skyrocketed. We saw what it takes to be one of the top professionals in the field.”
Uros StanimirovicCo-Founder - Genroks AIMigrations are judged on what didn't break. These are the things that actually improve.
No plugin renewals, no security patching, no developer on standby for the update that breaks the layout. The platform handles its own upkeep, and that line comes off your budget permanently.
Traffic continues the week after launch rather than recovering for three months. Everything you spent years earning in search is mapped across before cutover, which is most of what you're paying for.
A page goes live the day someone decides it should, by the person who wrote it. The backlog of things nobody bothered requesting because it wasn't worth the wait quietly disappears.
Hosting, uptime, security, and updates become someone else's job. Not a smaller version of the problem, an entire category of Saturday-morning emergency you no longer have.
The build is the easy half. Most of this list exists to protect the search visibility you already paid for.
Before anything is designed, we crawl the current site and export every live URL with its traffic, rankings, and inbound links. That inventory is the contract the rest of the project is checked against.
Every old address gets a permanent redirect to its new equivalent. Not a blanket rule pointing everything at the homepage, which is the single most common way migrations lose rankings.
Five stages with real durations. Your existing site stays live and serving traffic through every one of them.
012 to 3 days
Full crawl, export of every indexed URL, and a ranking baseline captured before a single thing changes. Without the baseline there's no way to prove what happened.
022 to 3 days
The 1:1 map gets written and reviewed, including the awkward cases: retired pages, duplicate URLs, parameter strings, and anything with backlinks pointing at it.
031 to 2 weeks
The new site gets built in Wix Studio on a staging URL and content moves across. You review a working site, not a slide of screenshots.
042 days
One controlled cutover. Redirects tested line by line against the inventory, sitemap resubmitted, Search Console and analytics reconnected the same day.
0530 days
Coverage and impressions watched daily at first, then weekly. If a URL misbehaves we fix it inside this window at no extra cost.
Staying on the old platform feels like the safe option. Run the numbers on it.
The maintenance retainer, the plugin renewals, the hosting: they invoice whether you move or not. A year of waiting costs roughly a migration, except at the end of it you still own the problem.
The rankings you're afraid of losing in a move are already at risk where they are. Slow pages and stale content slide without anyone touching them. Staying put isn't the safe option, it's the slow version of the same loss.
Every page marketing didn't publish while waiting on a developer is a search term you don't rank for and a campaign that ran without its landing page. That backlog is invisible on any invoice, and it's the expensive part.
“Zenith redefined what hard work means to me. They treat every website project with pride, enthusiasm and extreme passion.”
Flynn BlackieDirector - MOD DigitalRated on Trustpilot
Priced as one project covering the audit, the redirect work, the rebuild, and the monitoring window. You get the number before we touch anything.
A clean, credible build for businesses that need to launch fast.
one-time · 2-week delivery
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Prestige design, custom functionality, and the full SEO and copy stack, handled.
one-time · 5-week delivery
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Zenith Digital is run by Pavle Maodus, a Belgrade-based web designer and developer ranked in the top 1% of Wix Partners worldwide. Building for businesses across the UK, EU, and US since 2019: 100+ websites shipped, from five-page service sites to custom-coded platforms.
There's no account manager between you and the work. The person on your discovery call is the person designing your pages, writing your proposal, and answering when something needs fixing. That's most of why projects here move in weeks, not quarters.
The rest of the proof is public: €1M+ in tracked client revenue and the case studies on this site, with every number in them real.
Pavle Maodus · Founder, Zenith Digital
Each platform has its own reasons people leave and its own migration traps. Here's what the move looks like from where you are.
Why people leave
Plugin sprawl, update anxiety, and a security surface that grows every time you add functionality. Most WordPress sites we take over are running fifteen or more plugins that nobody can safely remove.
What carries over
Posts, pages, categories, tags, authors, and media come across with permalinks preserved. Yoast or Rank Math metadata maps field by field onto Wix Studio's SEO panel.
Why people leave
Design control runs out exactly when the business starts needing something specific, and the template you picked at launch quietly caps what the site can become.
What carries over
Pages, blog collections, and product data transfer, and Squarespace's tidy URL structure maps across cleanly. Expect a genuine design upgrade rather than a like-for-like copy.
Why people leave
The build is fine, the problem is who can touch it. Editing means understanding the class system, so the marketing team stays dependent on whoever built it.
What carries over
CMS collections rebuild one to one, and the design intent survives the move because Wix Studio's layout engine works on the same responsive principles.
Why people leave
Fast to launch, then awkward to scale. Content grows past what the original page structure was designed to hold and there's no real CMS underneath it.
What carries over
Pages and content move across into a proper collection structure, so publishing the twentieth page is the same effort as publishing the second.
Including the one everybody is actually worried about.
Not if the redirect work is done properly, and that's most of what you're paying for. We inventory every live URL, map each one to its new address with a permanent redirect, carry the metadata across, and watch Search Console for 30 days after cutover. Bel'Istria moved 35 pages and impressions grew 257% year on year afterwards.
Two to four weeks of active work for most sites, then a 30-day monitoring window that runs after you're already live. Larger archives and multilingual sites sit at the top of that range.
Posts move with their structure intact, and existing URLs are preserved wherever the old address is sane. Where a URL has to change, the old one permanently redirects to the new one, so links and rankings follow it across.
Yes. Products, variants, categories, and images transfer into Wix Studio's store, and product URLs get the same 1:1 redirect treatment as everything else. Payment and shipping configuration is set up and tested before cutover, not after.
Because the total cost of WordPress is rarely the licence. It's the plugin renewals, the maintenance retainer, the security patching, and the developer you call when an update breaks the layout. Wix Studio removes that whole category of work and hands editing back to your team.
It means the ranking baseline goes in the scope document before we start, and the redirect map is validated against the URL inventory before cutover. If something drops because of the migration, fixing it is our job inside the monitoring window, not a change request.
Send us the current site and we'll tell you how many URLs are in play, what's at risk, and what the move would cost. Free, and useful even if you stay put.
