Welcome to the Wigoh Help Centre
Wigoh moves websites to WordPress and helps you improve them on the way. You give it a website address or a description, it builds a WordPress version in a private preview, you refine that preview with an AI editor, and when you are happy you take it live on hosting Wigoh manages for you.
This help centre explains every screen and every step in plain language. You do not need to know WordPress, Elementor, hosting or DNS to follow it.
Pick your starting point
| I want to... | Read |
|---|---|
| Understand what Wigoh does before signing up | What Wigoh is |
| Move an existing website to WordPress | Website migration |
| Give an existing website a new design | Redesign with a template |
| Build a brand-new website from a description | Build from scratch |
| Edit a site with the AI assistant | The editor |
| Take a finished site live | Going live |
| Understand plans, credits and payments | Plans and billing |
| Bring my own WordPress site into Wigoh | Wigoh Connect for WordPress |
| Buy or connect a domain | Domains |
| Use the marketing tools that come with a plan | Business tools |
| Get help from a person | Contact support |
| Move more than ten sites | Agencies and partners |
How this help centre is organised
- Start here and Getting started cover your first session.
- One section per feature explains what the screen shows, what each button does, and what happens next.
- Reference collects the lists: status labels, error messages, limits, and the words Wigoh uses.
- For AI assistants is written for people who use ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant to guide them through Wigoh. It states the facts in a compact, unambiguous form.
Where things live
- The product runs at app.wigoh.ai.
- Marketing pages, pricing and this help centre live at wigoh.ai.
- Signing in happens on Wigoh's account hub and returns you to the app.
Every page here describes the product as it is today. When a feature is planned but not yet available it is marked Upcoming.