Is Weebly being shut down?
Weebly is now legacy software under its owner, Square (Block), which steers new users to Square Online instead. There's no public shutdown date, but the long-term future of the classic product is uncertain. Rather than wait to be migrated onto someone else's platform on their timeline, moving to owned code now puts you in control of the change.
Can I export my Weebly site?
Only a limited HTML archive — a static dump of pages and images, not a working site. It doesn't preserve your editor, your store, or working forms and interactions, so leaving Weebly means a rebuild. We rebuild it properly as a clean codebase you own outright.
Do my contact forms and interactive blocks still work?
Yes. The migrated site is fully working, not a frozen snapshot. Forms are re-wired to a third-party handler (Formspree, Basin, Netlify Forms) so submissions still reach you after you leave, and galleries, lightboxes and menus are rebuilt cleanly so they keep working without the Weebly runtime.
What about my Weebly store?
Simple product catalogues and Stripe Checkout links migrate cleanly and keep working. For a larger store we'll talk through the best owned-code path (a lightweight cart, Stripe, or a headless setup) before quoting — send us the URL and we'll advise.
What happens to my domain?
Nothing changes about ownership. Your domain stays with your registrar; we point its DNS at free Cloudflare hosting, and you can move hosting anywhere, anytime.
How do I edit the site after migrating?
It's standard HTML/CSS/JS in a normal git repo, so any developer — or an AI coding tool — can edit it. Hire a freelancer for an hour, use your own team, or send changes back to us as a paid one-off. Nothing ongoing.