Leave your site builder. Keep your site.
Point Radial at your Webflow, Framer or Squarespace site. It copies the live site into an Astro or Next.js project you own, then an agent rebuilds it page by page and checks every page against the original.
Webflow
Framer
Squarespace
Wix
WordPress
Radial
Captures your live site, rebuilds it with your agent, and checks every page against the original.
Your repo
Astro or Next.js, on your GitHub.
Edit in Radial
Text, images and pages, without a builder.
Live website
On your host, at your domain.
How well will your site move?
Enter your site's address and we'll tell you what to expect. Score 85 or higher and one run should get you very close to production ready. Every result lists what to check before you launch.
85 and up: one-shot · 70 to 84: a strong first pass · 50 to 69: in stages · under 50: more than a migration
What we found
Before you launch, check
The score is a guide, not a promise, and assumes one of the latest frontier models at high effort. To bring the site in, open Radial and choose Open project, then Bring in a live site. How it works
Capture
Every page, exactly as served.
Radial reads your live site the way a browser does: every page, stylesheet, script, image, font and video, plus each page's title, description, headings and forms. It takes reference screenshots at phone, tablet and desktop widths. Your current site isn't touched.
Rebuild
Rebuilt in code you own.
Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, on your own account, rebuilds each page in Astro or Next.js. It keeps your markup and styles, your URLs and redirects, your SEO tags and analytics. Drop in CMS exports, logos and fonts and it uses those too. Before it touches your content, it asks who will edit it.
Check
Checked against the original.
Radial screenshots the old site and the new one side by side at phone, tablet and desktop widths and marks every pixel that changed. The agent fixes what's off and writes down anything that should differ, so you can see where it stands.
Keep your rankings.
Leaving a builder doesn't reset your search presence. Search engines see the same addresses, the same content and the same tags, on the same domain.
Same URLs
Every page keeps its address, down to the trailing slash. Pages that redirect today keep redirecting.
Same tags
Titles, descriptions, canonical tags, social cards and structured data carry over, page by page.
Same domain
Rankings belong to your domain, not your builder. Point it at the new site and its history comes with it.
Never half-built in public
The old site stays live while you check the new one in private. Visitors see the switch only when you make it.
After the move, it's just your site.
It's plain code in your own GitHub repository, published to Vercel, Cloudflare or whatever host you prefer. No builder subscription stands between you and your website, and nothing about it depends on Radial sticking around.
Edit text and images in Radial without touching code, or ask an agent for bigger changes. A few things stay your call. Forms, memberships and commerce ran on your builder's servers, so the agent asks how you want them handled. Nothing is published until you say so, and your domain stays where it is until you're ready to point it at the new site.
Your website is your code. Change hosts, switch CMS platforms, stop using Radial tomorrow. Everything you built keeps on working, in exactly the way it does today.
A design-heavy homepage took about half an hour in our testing. For best results, use one of the latest frontier models at high to max effort. Bring in sites you own or have the rights to move. A capture reads only what any visitor can see.
