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Can You Redesign My Divi Site?

14 days kickoff → live $3K–$15K+ scope-tiered WCAG 2.1 AA baseline

The short answer

Yes. Divi-to-custom WordPress migration is similar in scope to Elementor migration. Pricing: $5,000-$8,000 for Standard tier. Timeline: 14-16 days (Divi adds 1-2 days for shortcode-heavy content extraction). Includes 301 mapping, content extraction, custom block theme, and Divi decommission.

№ 01The longer answer

Divi migrations work the same way Elementor migrations do, with one extra layer of friction. Divi stores layout data as nested shortcodes in the post body — harder to parse than Elementor’s JSON, which adds 1-2 days to the content extraction pass.

What you get: the same performance lift Elementor migrations produce. LCP drops from typical Divi values (2.8-4.2s) to 1.1-1.6s. Lighthouse Performance lifts from 35-55 to 85-95. Plugin count drops from 12-18 to 4-6. Database residue (Divi Theme Options, custom CSS, et_-prefixed postmeta) gets cleaned out 1-2 weeks post-launch.

Divi-specific risks: the Theme Options panel stores ~200 settings in wp_options that don’t survive the migration. Most are cosmetic (color schemes, font choices) and we rebuild them in the new theme. A few are functional (custom CSS, custom JavaScript) and we audit + port these during migration.

Pricing is identical to Elementor migrations because the deliverable is the same. The extra 1-2 days of extraction work is absorbed in our pricing. National agencies sometimes charge a Divi premium citing ‘complexity’; we don’t.

№ 02Will my Divi Library items survive migration?

No, but they get rebuilt as native WordPress block patterns. The functionality is preserved; the storage location moves from Divi Library to WordPress Reusable Blocks.

№ 03What about Divi Theme Builder layouts?

These get rebuilt as FSE templates. Header, footer, archive layouts, single-post layouts — all reimplemented in native FSE. Behavior is preserved.

№ 04Can I migrate from Divi to Elementor instead?

Yes, but we don’t recommend it. Both are page builders with the same performance overhead. If you’re paying for a migration, migrate to a custom theme — the performance lift is the point.