Bricks Migrate · WordPress in Bricks Builder
A faster WordPress site in Bricks, without losing the traffic you already have.
Sites moved from Elementor, Divi or WPBakery to Bricks, new sites and landing pages built in Bricks, and slow ones cleaned up. Every URL, title and redirect is handled, so Google keeps finding what used to rank.
- Built on staging, live only with your OK
- Every old URL mapped and redirected
What I do in Bricks
Start with one page or move the whole site. Each job is quoted on its own.
Move your site to Bricks
From Elementor, Divi, WPBakery or an old theme. Pages are rebuilt in Bricks, not copied, so the site is clean underneath.
- Full crawl before anything changes
- A 301 for every URL that moves
- Titles, meta and schema carried over
- Search Console watched after launch
A new site in Bricks
Pages planned around what your customers search for, built with global styles and templates so the site stays tidy as it grows.
- From your Figma or from scratch
- Service and location pages
- Schema, sitemap and indexing set up
One page in Bricks
A landing page, service page or category page built in Bricks inside your current WordPress site. A low-risk way to try it.
- Built to your brand
- Fast on mobile
- Set up for search from day one
Speed and cleanup
Already on Bricks or WordPress but slow, bloated or hard to edit? I find what's slowing it down and fix it.
- Core Web Vitals and PageSpeed
- Plugins removed or replaced
- Before and after numbers
Same site. Lighter and easier to run.
What usually changes when a heavy page builder site is rebuilt in Bricks.
- Slow on mobileLayers of wrappers, scripts and fonts on every page.
- 20+ pluginsFor forms, sliders, popups and layouts. More updates, more conflicts.
- Hard to editChange one block and the layout breaks somewhere else.
- Every page styled by handColors and spacing drift from page to page.
- Lean codeQuicker pages and Core Web Vitals that are easier to pass.
- Fewer pluginsForms, popups, sliders and dynamic content are built in.
- Safe to editYour team changes text and images without touching the layout.
- Global styles and templatesOne change updates the whole site.
Real numbers
Client names kept private. One of my own sites, built in Bricks.
Clinic homepage speed
Mobile 58 to 94 and desktop 77 to 97, without touching the design.
Post-migration cleanup
Old URLs were all landing on the contact page. Fixed, plus lost titles, meta and publish dates restored.
guitarboosters.com
Spanish guitar reviews site built in Bricks with templates and global styles. Also the subject of my sample audit.
What clients say
Word for word from Upwork reviews.
Jesus is incredibly clear and helpful. He takes the time to explain how WordPress works in detail, even though it was just a small change on the website.WordPress / ACF Pro homepage blocks · 2026
Jesus is one of the best freelancers I come across this platform. TOP QUALITY!!!Blog posts in WordPress · 2025
Great work as usual. Jesus is fast and works very good.Blog posts in WordPress · 2025 (repeat client)
Jesus was easy to work with. He joined [our] Slack and always clarified things when unsure.Product research · 2021
How it works
Four steps, agreed in writing before anything starts.
Free site check
Send me your URL. I look at speed, build and SEO, and send you a short list of what I'd fix first.
Plan and fixed price
Which pages, which URLs, what changes, the price and the date. All in writing.
Build on staging
Everything is built and tested on a copy of your site. You review it before anything goes live.
Launch and watch
Redirects, sitemap and Search Console on launch day, then I keep an eye on it for the next few weeks.
Built by one person who also does the SEO.
I'm Jesús Sisco. I've spent the last five years on WordPress and technical SEO for real business sites: clinics, construction, ecommerce and local services. Most site rebuilds lose traffic in the SEO steps. That part is my day job.
Questions
How much does it cost?
It depends on the number of pages and what the site does, so every job gets its own quote. One page and speed fixes are a fixed price. A full move or a new site is quoted as a project. You get the price in writing before anything starts.
Will I lose my rankings when I move to Bricks?
The risk comes from the SEO steps, not from Bricks. Before launch every URL is mapped and redirected, and titles, meta, schema and internal links are carried over. After launch I watch Search Console and fix anything that drops.
Do I have to move the whole site?
No. Many people start with one landing page or service page built in Bricks inside their current site. If you like the result, we do more.
Which builders can you move from?
Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, the block editor or a custom theme.
Can my team still edit the site?
Yes. Content is set up so your team can change text and images without touching the layout. You get a short walkthrough at handover.
Do I need to buy a Bricks license?
Yes, the license should be in your name so the site stays yours. I'll tell you which plan you need.
From the blog
Practical guides from real client work.
Bricks vs Elementor: Which Is Better for a Fast WordPress Site?
Bricks vs Elementor compared on speed, code quality, editing, add-ons and cost, plus when it makes sense to switch from Elementor to Bricks.
Read the article →WordPress SpeedWhy Is My Elementor Site Slow? 9 Fixes to Try Before You Rebuild
The most common reasons Elementor sites are slow, nine fixes you can try first, and how to tell when the builder itself is the bottleneck.
Read the article →Elementor to BricksHow to Move a WordPress Site to Bricks Without Losing SEO
A step-by-step plan for moving a WordPress site from Elementor, Divi or another builder to Bricks while keeping URLs, titles, content and rankings.
Read the article →Get your free site check today.
You'll deal directly with me, Jesús. No account managers, no sales team.
- One person, design to launch
- Fixed price in writing before any work
- Built on staging, live only with your OK
- Reply within one working day
“Jesus is incredibly clear and helpful. He takes the time to explain how WordPress works in detail, even though it was just a small change on the website.”