Lovable to WordPress migration

Your Lovable website.
A new home on WordPress.

Keep the design you love. We rebuild your Lovable website on WordPress with Elementor, giving your team a familiar place to manage pages, content and your next chapter.

Design-led developmentStaging before launchClear project scope
Lovable → WordPress

Your Lovable pages.
Rebuilt in WordPress.

01
You send your Lovable website

Home, About, Services, Contact — the pages you want us to rebuild.

02
We rebuild it with Elementor

Your design becomes a WordPress website. Edit text, swap images and manage pages yourself.

Keep what works. Build what’s next.

A website your team
can make its own.

You’ve already found a visual direction for your business. The next step is a website that fits how you publish, update and grow. We work from your existing Lovable project and rebuild the agreed pages on WordPress.

We scope forms, integrations and custom features alongside the visual work. If your project includes an application, authentication or a database, we review those requirements separately so you know exactly what’s included.

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What’s included

A considered build.
A useful website.

We agree on the pages and functionality before the project starts.

01

A WordPress foundation

Hosting setup, site structure and the content types your team needs.

02

A familiar visual design

Your Lovable design rebuilt as responsive Elementor pages, with refinements agreed together.

03

A practical handover

An editing walkthrough so your team can manage the website after launch.

Your Lovable site, rebuilt

Same pages.
A website you can edit.

We rebuild the pages you choose in Elementor on WordPress. You can keep the current design or ask us to refine it.

You send us

A link to your Lovable website.

Tell us which pages to rebuild—for example Home, About, Services and Contact—and whether to keep the design or improve it.

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You get back

Your pages, built in Elementor on WordPress.

  • Your chosen pages rebuilt as editable Elementor layouts.
  • Desktop, tablet and mobile versions.
  • The forms and features included in your quote.
  • A staging link to review before launch, plus an editing walkthrough.

A page rebuild does not automatically include a whole app. Login, payments, databases and other custom features are scoped separately. Hosting and premium licences are discussed in your quote.

A clear path forward

From your link.
To your live website.

Review the site on staging before we move it onto your domain.

01

Share & scope

Send your Lovable link, goals and any functionality you need. We agree on the scope, quote and timeline.

02

Rebuild & review

We build the pages in Elementor on a staging site. You review the design and share feedback.

03

Check & launch

We check layouts, forms and links, plan the move to your domain, and walk you through editing.

Our approach, in practice

Built for real businesses.

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Before you send your link

A few useful answers.

Every conversion starts with a review of your existing project.

Can you convert my Lovable site to WordPress?

Yes. We rebuild the agreed website pages using Elementor on WordPress. Share your link so we can review the design and any custom functionality.

Will the website keep its current design?

We work from your existing design and agree on any refinements with you. You review the rebuilt pages on staging before launch.

What if my project has login, payments or a database?

Those features need their own discovery and implementation scope. We review the requirements and explain what can be included in the WordPress build.

How long does the conversion take?

The timeline depends on the number of pages and the functionality. We provide a project schedule alongside your quote.

Can our team edit the finished website?

Yes. We build the agreed pages in Elementor and provide an editing walkthrough at handover.

A good place to start

Your next website.
Let’s build it well.

Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you define the scope and put together a quote.