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WordPress to HTML. Same site, no WordPress.

Move your WordPress site to fast static hosting on htmlhost, with the same URLs, SEO tags and working forms, and keep editing it in the htmlhost editor. Start with its address: we check what carries over, then you move it free.

Step one of the move: a free check of what carries over. No account needed; we read your public pages only and keep nothing.

How it works

From WordPress to htmlhost in four steps.

  1. 1No account
    Check
    Enter your address. We read your public pages and show what carries over and what doesn't, before you make an account.
  2. 2Free account
    Prove it's yours
    Add a meta tag, upload a small file, or add a DNS record. Any one of them works, and it's good for 30 days.
  3. 3Free
    Move it
    Pick the pages, up to 200 at a time. They're copied with their addresses, menus, SEO tags, images and forms.
  4. 4a month of Pro
    Go live
    New to Pro? Publishing your first moved site gives you a month of Pro free, own domain included. After that, free sites stay live up to 30 days; Pro keeps yours for good.
Straight answers

What carries over, and what doesn't.

Comes with you

  • Pages and posts, at the same addresses
  • Old ?p= and ?page_id= links, redirected
  • Menus, links between pages, images and fonts
  • SEO titles, descriptions and social tags (Yoast, Rank Math and others)
  • A fresh sitemap.xml and robots.txt
  • Contact forms from almost any form plugin, delivered to your htmlhost inbox

Needs WordPress, so it stays behind

  • WooCommerce cart and checkout
  • Member logins, paywalls and online courses
  • New comments (existing ones stay on the page)
  • The search box, which needs WordPress to find results
  • Ninja Forms forms, which are built by script
  • WordPress admin and anything that needs PHP or a database

The check at the top of this page shows which of these apply to your site, before you make an account.

Why move

A WordPress site without the WordPress upkeep.

Fast by default
Every page is a ready-made HTML file served from a global network. No PHP to run, no database to ask, no caching plugin to tune.
Nothing to hack
No wp-admin, no login page and no plugins to exploit. Every htmlhost site is served over HTTPS.
No more updates
No core, theme or plugin updates to keep up with, and nothing that breaks when one of them changes.
FAQ

Questions WordPress owners ask.

Is it really free?

Yes. Checking your site needs no account: it reads only your public pages, copies nothing and keeps nothing. Moving your own WordPress site is free too: you make a free account and prove the site is yours.

Why do I have to prove the site is mine?

Copying a website you don't own could be used to impersonate it. So the free move only works for sites you control: you add a meta tag to your home page, upload a small file, or add a DNS record. Copying any website, yours or not, is the Pro plan's Clone from URL.

Will my URLs and SEO stay the same?

Your pages keep their addresses, your SEO plugin's titles, descriptions and social tags come across in the page, old ?p= and ?page_id= links redirect to the right pages, and htmlhost writes a new sitemap.xml. Once you point your domain at htmlhost, visitors and search engines find the same pages where they were.

Do my contact forms keep working?

Yes, whichever plugin built them: Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Elementor Pro, Fluent Forms, Formidable, Forminator, Jetpack, Divi, Kadence and others. Messages arrive in your site's inbox on htmlhost, and you can have them emailed to you. Ninja Forms builds its forms with JavaScript after the page loads, so there's nothing to copy; add a form from the editor's Library instead.

What happens to WooCommerce, memberships and comments?

They need WordPress running on a server, so they don't carry over. Product pages come across as pages, but nobody can buy from them. Members-only pages and courses stop working. Existing comments stay on each post and new comments are closed. The check at the top of this page tells you which of these your site uses before you start.

How many pages can I move?

Up to 200 pages per migration, and you can bring more pages from the editor afterwards. The check shows how many pages and posts your site has.

Do I get Pro free?

If you've never had Pro, yes: when your first moved WordPress site goes live, your account gets a month of Pro free, so you can connect your own domain and use every Pro feature. It's once per person and once per site. When the month ends your account goes back to Free unless you renew, and your sites then stay live up to 30 days.

What if someone else already moved my site?

Each WordPress address moves free once. If another account has already moved yours, moving it again needs Pro. If the site is yours, email hello@htmlhost.co and we'll sort it out.

Can I keep editing my site after it moves?

Yes. Your site opens in the htmlhost editor, where you can click any part of a page and change it, or describe the change and let the AI do it. You're no longer tied to WordPress, a page builder or plugin updates.

Do I have to switch WordPress off?

No. Your WordPress site keeps running until you point your domain at htmlhost, so you can check everything first.

Same site, no WordPress. Start with its address.

We check what carries over in seconds, then you move it free, with the same URLs and working forms.

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