MOVING FROM SQUARESPACE

Moving from Squarespace

Remo reads your Squarespace pages and rebuilds them with your material. The domain, if Squarespace sold it, stays there; two records point it at the new site.

Free preview. No card, no call. One email when it's ready.

What comes with you

  • Your pages and photos
  • Your Google reviews
  • Your domain
  • Your email

The move, step by step

  1. Paste your site's address; Remo reads every page.
  2. Review and change the site in your own words.
  3. Add the A and CNAME records in Squarespace's DNS settings (or at your registrar).
  4. Downgrade or cancel the Squarespace site after the domain shows the new one.

DNS screens for Squarespace: account.squarespace.com/domains → your domain → DNS → DNS Settings → Custom Records · their help article · the full guide

AN EXAMPLE

Same identity. New presence.

A site of the house, rebuilt from its own pages, photos and reviews. Imagine yours.

Before The original Cedar Ridge Roofing website: a dated layout with a gradient header and a visitor counter
With Remo ✳ The redesigned Cedar Ridge Roofing website: stone background, navy and terracotta
An illustrative example from the house's own sites. Your site keeps your name, your photos and your reviews.

Questions about leaving Squarespace

My domain is registered with Squarespace. Is that a problem?

No. Squarespace domains have their own DNS screen; the guide shows it.

Will the blog come over?

Pages Remo can read come over; a long blog is listed so you choose what to keep.

See your site rebuilt before you leave Squarespace.

Free preview. No card, no call. One email when it's ready.

Show me my new site

Also moving from: Wix · GoDaddy Website Builder · WordPress · Weebly