Is Squarespace to WordPress right for you?
WordPress is a strong fit when you want more control over hosting, integrations, content models, or future customization. Wigoh helps you carry the important parts of your Squarespace site into a WordPress preview instead of asking you to begin with a blank page.
What happens to your site?
Wigoh studies the public structure of your Squarespace site and recreates its visible experience in WordPress. That includes:
- Pages, headings, copy, and navigation
- Images and other publicly available media
- Layout, colors, fonts, spacing, and responsive patterns
- Page titles, descriptions, and important URL information
- Common forms and calls to action
Squarespace templates and blocks do not have one-to-one WordPress counterparts. The result is recreated to match the design and content, then adjusted using WordPress elements where that produces a more maintainable site.
A simple, low-risk process
- Start with your Squarespace URL. Wigoh analyzes the site before building anything.
- Open your private WordPress preview. The source site remains live during this step.
- Compare and refine. Ask for copy, layout, image, or styling changes in the editor.
- Prepare the launch. Test the finished site, then update the domain when you are ready.
Check these Squarespace features
Before migration, note every feature that matters to your business: forms, newsletters, scheduling, member areas, products, analytics, and custom code. Some features need a WordPress plugin or a separate service, so identifying them early prevents surprises.
Do not cancel Squarespace or change DNS while the new site is still under review. Keep a record of your important URLs and follow the SEO continuity guide before launch.
Launch checklist
- Review every important page and navigation menu
- Test forms, newsletter signups, and external integrations
- Compare the preview at mobile and desktop widths
- Confirm image alt text and page metadata
- Check redirects for changed URLs
- Update DNS only after final approval