Alex GlevskyAlex Glevsky

For sites on Wix, Squarespace, WordPress or Webflow

Same site, rebuilt in code. Change it by asking Claude or ChatGPT

I rebuild your site page for page as plain code, outside the website builder: same look, same addresses, hosted in your own accounts. Code is what Claude and ChatGPT edit well, so the next page or section is a message to them, not a job for a developer.

A copy in code

Same pages, same look, same URLs. No website builder underneath.

Changed by asking

Claude or ChatGPT make the change. Checks catch mistakes.

Yours from day one

Your accounts. Works without me.

Nothing new to learn

If you use AI, you can run your site.

What the move is

Your site leaves the website builder and becomes plain code, hosted in your accounts. Visitors see the same site. What changes is who can edit it: Claude and ChatGPT can, because code is what they work with.

  1. 1

    Audit

    I list every page, URL, form and redirect on your current site.

  2. 2

    Rebuild

    Each page is rebuilt one to one in clean HTML, with the same URLs, copy and SEO settings, so the switch is as smooth as it can be.

  3. 3

    Content

    Pages go to GitHub, which keeps every version. A blog or collections go to a CMS like Sanity, which your team edits directly.

  4. 4

    Hosting

    The site goes live on Cloudflare, a hosting service, or on your own server if you need that.

  5. From then on

    You and your colleagues ask Claude or ChatGPT for most changes, in their app or right from Slack. Your content team can also edit posts and collections directly in the CMS. Your site's rules check every change, and it's live in about a minute.

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What if I want…

DOCpost-draft.docx
Publish this draft as a post on Tuesday at 9 am
  • Reading post-draft.docx
  • Laying it out with your blog template
  • Scheduling for Tuesday, 9:00 am
  • Running site checks
Scheduled for Tuesday, 9:00 am.
LiveDeployed to your hosting in 48 seconds

Three steps, from a call to handover

Step 1: 30 minutes

We look at your site together

Send me your web address beforehand. I'll tell you what the move involves, how long it takes, and whether it's worth doing at all.

30 min
  • What the move involves
  • How long it takes
  • Whether it's worth doing

Step 2: about 1–2 weeks

I rebuild the rest

Page by page, as plain code, with the same URLs, content and SEO settings, so Google sees the same site. Your old site stays up the whole time.

Structure preserved

Same URLs, page titles, descriptions and redirects

Your old site stays live until the switch

Step 3: handover

Your team makes the first change

While I'm still there to answer. Then we switch over: your email and everything else keep working, the site just runs from its new home.

Add a note at the top: we're closed on November 27
Done. The note is on every page.
LiveYour team's first change

One price, paid once

$1,999

for a site up to 5 pages

Book a 30-minute call→

A bigger site with a blog starts at $5,000.

Included

  • Every page rebuilt, URLs and content preserved
  • Your site's rules and checks
  • Site and hosting in your own accounts
  • A handover session for your team

After the move

Claude or ChatGPT, about $20 a month. Hosting is usually free. After handover you owe me nothing. If you want support, I stay on for fixes and bigger changes.

This is where websites are going

Claude and ChatGPT already write and edit code well. A site built for them takes a change the moment you ask. A site inside a website builder still waits for whoever knows its editor.

Who does the work

I'm Alex, and I work alone on purpose. When one person plans the move, rebuilds the pages, sets up hosting and tests the result, there's no point where something gets misunderstood or forgotten. Years with marketing and product teams taught me which details matter, and I treat them as part of the job.

Webflow Certified Expert, Upwork Top Rated Plus

Teams I work with

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What clients wrote

From my Upwork reviews: 5.0 from 56 reviews, 100% Job Success

★★★★★
The best Webflow developer on Upwork. Exceptional quality of work and speed, coupled with great communication. We’ll be happy to continue working with him in the future.
★★★★★
Alex is fast, resourceful, and delivers quality work. What I especially like is that he always provides the relevant context for decisions made and presents multiple options if needed.
★★★★★
Really high order webflow skills and quick execution!
★★★★★
Alexander is so precise. I love waking up to the job done quickly and efficiently. Alex knows his way around web development and I’ve learned a few things from him.
★★★★★
He’s super professional, extremely talented, available, quick, perfectionist. I highly recommend him, without any hesitation.
★★★★★
Excellent execution and excellent communication. Even finished quicker than he himself estimated :)
★★★★★
Alex is an honest man, he was straightforward from the start and that honesty saved me some money. He was fast, and did exactly what I wanted.
★★★★★
Excellent service delivered by Alexander. Very little back and forth in terms of us getting a common understanding of the requirements.

Other questions

What actually changes?

The engine under your site. Today the pages live inside Wix, Squarespace, WordPress or Webflow, and only someone who knows that editor can change them. I rebuild the same pages as plain code and host them in your own accounts. Claude and ChatGPT read and write code well, so they can make the change for you. The builder or WordPress hosting subscription ends.

Do we need Claude Code for this?

No. Most changes go through the Claude or ChatGPT app your team already uses. If someone prefers Claude Code, it works on the same project.

You are a Webflow expert. Why would you move me off Webflow?

Because I know where it stops. If your team mostly edits text, the Webflow Editor does that well, and I will tell you to stay. The move pays off when your business depends on a current site: new pages, sections and offers all the time, and a developer for each one is too slow and too expensive. After the move your team asks Claude or ChatGPT, and the new page is live in about a minute.

Can I see how it works first?

Yes. On the call I open my demo project and make a change on it live, so you see the whole thing before you decide.

Our agency says they can do this too

They probably can. I do the same work myself, with AI handling the routine parts and years of building sites behind me. You talk to the person doing the work, every detail gets my attention, and you don't pay for agency overhead.

What if we don't like a change?

Ask for the previous version back. Every change is saved, so any earlier version can come back.

Will we lose our Google rankings?

Same pages, same addresses, same words Google already knows. Nobody honest can guarantee rankings, and I don't.

What happens to our email?

Nothing. Your email and anything else on your domain stay untouched by the move.

How long does it take?

About 1 to 2 weeks for a small site. The old site stays up the whole time.

Start with a 30‑minute call

Pick a time for a call, or send your web address and I'll reply by email.

Alex Glevsky
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