What to sow in October and November
October is quiet on the balcony. The tomatoes are gone, pots stand half empty, and this is exactly the moment to sow once more.
- Outside, until mid-November: broad beans
- On the windowsill, any time: microgreens
For anyone leaving a website builder
Your site, bound and ready to leave.
Wix won't export your posts. Decamp will, every one of them, with the images, the SEO and a map that tells Google where everything went.
The inventory and a three-post preview are free. You pay once, by size ($29 to $99), only when you download. Works with Wix, Squarespace and GoDaddy Website Builder.
What's in the package
Contents
One ZIP, six ways in. Whatever platform you're moving to, there is a file it already knows how to import, and a guide for doing it.
- i
WordPress
wordpress-import.xmlThe native import file: posts, pages, authors, categories, featured images and Yoast or Rank Math SEO fields. Squarespace and HubSpot read it too.
- ii
Ghost
ghost/ghost-import.jsonAn import package with the images laid out the way Ghost expects. Categories become tags; SEO titles and descriptions carry over.
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Webflow & Framer
posts.csvCMS-ready CSV with a clean rich-text body, cover image, summary and SEO columns. Both platforms pull the images in on import.
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Markdown
markdown/posts/*.mdOne file per post with front matter, for Astro, Hugo, Eleventy, Jekyll or Obsidian. Images are local files, not links.
- v
An offline archive
html/index.htmlA readable copy of the whole site that opens in any browser, with no account and no internet. Keep it even if you stay.
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Redirects
redirects/Every old URL mapped to its new address, in the format your host wants: Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare, Apache, Nginx, Webflow, Squarespace.
Before and after
The same post, unwrapped
Builders store a post as layout code. Decamp reads the actual content and hands it back as plain, clean text and images that any platform can use. Download a sample package (70 KB) and open it yourself.
As the builder keeps itp. 1 of 312
<div class="moHCnT"><div class="fTEXDR" data-rce-version="11.19.1"><div class="TK3Ku" dir="ltr" style="--ricos-text-color:rgb(var(--textParagraphColor-rgb));--ricos-action-color:rgb(var(--postButtonBackgroundColor-rgb))…"> <p class="-wHo1 Z1Rmx IPM-j lxswf" dir="auto" data-ricos-paragraph="w5qq57264" id="viewer-w5qq57264"><span class="mQy7D"><span style="color:rgb(0, 0, 0);background-color:transparent">October is quiet on the balcony.</span></span></p> <div data-hook="rcv-block17"><figure data-hook="figure-IMAGE"><div data-hook="image-viewer"><wow-image id="6079c2_78d7…~mv2.jpg" data-image-info="{"containerId":"jd7911347","isLQIP":true…}"><img src="…/v1/fill/w_147,h_110,blur_2,enc_avif/…">
As Decamp hands it backmarkdown/posts/sowing-in-october.md
images/sowing-in-october-1.jpg · seo_title · /post/sowing-in-october → /sowing-in-october/
Before you pay, not after
What comes with you
Decamp moves your content, not your theme. No tool can carry a builder's design to another platform, so we don't pretend to. The inventory lists exactly what we found on your site before you spend anything.
Bound in the package
- Every post, word for wordHeadings, lists, links, quotes, tables, galleries, YouTube and uploaded videos.
- Your pagesText, images and buttons in reading order, ready for your new theme.
- Every image, as a real fileNot links back to the old site, so nothing breaks when you cancel.
- SEO you already earnedTitles, descriptions, alt text, slugs and dates, plus a 301 map for every URL.
Left on the shelf
- The builder's designFonts, colours and layouts. Your new platform has its own themes.
- Stores, bookings and eventsCounted in the inventory but not exported. Builders offer their own product CSV.
- Members, comments and formsPrivate data we can't, and shouldn't, read from outside.
- Anything not publicDrafts, password-protected pages and the locked part of paywalled posts.
About ten minutes
How it works
No login to your builder, no plugin, no password. Decamp reads your published site the same way a search engine does.
- i
Inventory
Paste your address. We count posts, pages and images and list anything that can't move.
- ii
Show it's yours
Add one short code to your site and publish. It stops anyone exporting a site they don't own.
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Read the proofs
Your three newest posts, fully converted, free. Judge the quality before paying.
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Take it with you
Pay once, choose where you're going, download. Come back for 30 days if you need it again.
One payment per site
Editions
Priced by how much there is to bind. An agency migration runs $1,000 or more; copying by hand takes five to ten minutes a post.
PamphletUp to 60 posts & pages
A small site or a young blog. Every format, every image.
$29
VolumeUp to 300 posts & pages
The usual size for a blog that has been going a few years.
$49
Collected worksNo limit
Thousands of posts are fine. The download runs in your browser and streams to disk.
$99
AgencyUnlimited client sites
For freelancers and studios moving clients to Webflow, Framer or WordPress. How the agency plan works.
$149/mo
If it doesn't work for your site, you don't pay for it. Email us within 14 days and we'll fix the export or refund you in full.
Notes
Questions people ask
Something else? decamp@rcuadrado.es. A person answers.
Doesn't Wix have an export option?
Not for posts or pages. Wix's own help centre says it's "currently not possible to export blog posts to other platforms". The RSS feed lists only your 20 newest posts, and since 2025 it carries links instead of the text.
Do I need to give you my password?
No. We read your published site. The only thing you do inside your builder is add a short code that proves the site is yours.
Will my Google rankings survive the move?
That is what the redirect map is for. Point your domain at the new site, add the 301 file for your host, and old links and search results land on the right page.
What happens to my images when I cancel?
Images hosted by a builder stop loading once the site is gone. That is why every image is downloaded into the package. Import before you cancel.
My blog has thousands of posts.
That's fine. Posts are read a hundred at a time and images go straight from the builder to your computer. Chrome and Edge save it as one file; Safari and Firefox get very large sites in parts.
Free inventory, no signup