Rebuild your site on Ploy
Ploy assesses your existing WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Squarespace, or custom site, plans the rebuild, establishes the shared foundation, and checks approved page groups before cutover.
Ploy runs this Ploybook in 4 phases.
Assess the existing site
Ploy inventories routes and content, then explains the scope, tradeoffs, and options for a partial or full rebuild.
Agree the look and plan
You choose whether to keep the current look or take a new direction and approve the rebuild plan.
Build the foundation and page groups
Shared design and technical setup come first, followed by approved page groups built in parallel where appropriate.
Review and cut over
Site QA checks content, layouts, routes, and behavior before the approved domain cutover.
Expected outputs
You want all or most of an existing website rebuilt on Ploy. You need a reviewed plan for page scope, shared design, content, and cutover.
A reviewed rebuild plan
The page scope, content approach, design direction, and cutover work defined before building.
A rebuilt Ploy site
Approved pages on one shared foundation, keeping the original look or the chosen new direction.
Site QA and cutover checks
Content and route gaps surfaced before the approved site goes live.
Workflow questions
Ploybooks that pair with Rebuild your site on Ploy.
Migrate a CMS into PloyDB
Site BuildingMove structured content from WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Framer, Wix, or Sanity into PloyDB, then reconnect the pages that publish it.
Publish Readiness
Site BuildingTake a Ploy site live on a custom domain the right way — a technical SEO audit, routing and redirects, robots and sitemap, then a clean greenfield or cutover go-live.
Website health and usability audit
Analytics & InsightsFind broken pages, missing images, and usability bugs on your public site. Get a prioritized report with desktop and mobile evidence and clear coverage limits.

Run Rebuild your site on Ploy today.
Ploy assesses your existing WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Squarespace, or custom site, plans the rebuild, establishes the shared foundation, and checks approved page groups before cutover.


