Client project.Tilda to WordPress
Club 365: moving a site from Tilda to WordPress
Club 365 is an online yoga school that sells subscriptions to its classes. Its site ran on Tilda, a Russian site builder: a monthly fee, and pages that could only be edited inside the builder. I moved the site to the school's own WordPress. Page URLs stayed the same, the quiz and course checkout still work, and the site never went offline during the move.
// The Club 365 site after the move: the same screens, now on the school's WordPress.
The school no longer pays a builder fee and decides for itself what to add next.
What I did: wrote a WordPress theme from scratch, moved the pages, the quiz and the checkout links, set up 301 redirects and switched the domain.
01 / Challenge
Leave the builder, lose nothing
The school paid Tilda every month, and its pages could only be edited in the builder. The site also loaded a lot of third-party scripts.
The school had one condition: break nothing. Same URLs, same look, a working quiz and checkout, and no downtime.
What had to be solved
- Leave the paid builder
Move the site to the school's own WordPress.
- Keep every URL
Without redirects, search engines treat moved pages as gone.
- Keep checkout working
The buttons lead to the school's course platform, GetCourse.
02 / What I did
A custom WordPress theme for the school
The site looks exactly as it did on Tilda: same colors, fonts and screens. It now runs on the school's own WordPress, with no builder fee.
The hard part was the move itself. I mapped a 301 redirect for every page and switched the domain while the old Tilda site was still live, so visitors and Google always saw a working page.
- Theme built from scratch
The design carried over from the old site one to one.
- Every page on its original URL
Plus 301 redirects, so search engines find each page through its old link.
- The quiz
Rewritten, with spam and bot protection.
- Checkout buttons
All lead to the course platform, as before.
- Blog
Launched together with the move.
03 / The site
Plans and checkout moved as they were
Plan cards, bonus seminars and direct checkout links work just as they did on Tilda. On a phone you get the same screens as on a laptop.
04 / What changed
What changed for the school
- No more builder fee
The site runs on the school's own WordPress.
- Same URLs
Every page opens at its old link, and the 301 redirects are in place.
- Checkout works
All buttons lead to course payment, as before the move.
- The school owns the site
The code and pages live on its WordPress and can be extended.
I didn't measure speed or rankings before and after, so there are no percentages here.
This was my Tilda to WordPress migration service, quoted per site.
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