Switching is free on every plan. Your current site stays up while we move it.
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How Flagstage compares.

Builders hand you the tools. WordPress hands you the upkeep. A freelancer hands you their schedule. Flagstage takes over the site you have and makes the changes for you. Here's where each one fits, including when we're not the right call.

At a glance

The three questions that matter most.

Who does the work, what you see before it goes live, and how you undo a mistake.

QuestionFlagstageWixSquarespaceWordPressA freelancer
Who makes changesWe do. You describe the change in plain words.You do, in the Wix editor, or someone you hire does.You do, in the Squarespace editor, or someone you hire does.You do in the dashboard, or a developer does.One person, when their schedule allows.
Before a change goes liveA private preview you approve. Nothing ships without it.Edits publish when you press Publish.Edits go live when you save them.Possible with a staging site, if your host or developer sets one up.Depends on how they work.
Earlier versionsEvery approved version saved; going back is one request.Site history in the editor, restored by you.No whole-site version history to roll back to.Depends on your backups and whether they restore cleanly.Depends on their backups.

Based on how each option generally works as of October 2026. Other services change their features; check their current details before you decide.

Keep the site you have. Hand off the rest.

Tell us where your website lives today. You'll create an Account next, and we'll start copying the real thing.

Moving in is included. Your current site stays up while we copy it.