How SiteJetty compares
SiteJetty is hosting with a team. Here is how that differs from building and running a site yourself on other services. Facts about other services were checked in October 2026 and link to their own pages.
What do you compare on?
On what SiteJetty actually does: a team that looks after your site every month, upkeep done for you with no plugins to update, what you take with you if you leave, and where your site's data is kept. Other services change their products and prices often, so each fact about them links to the page it comes from, with the month we checked it. Our own prices are on the pricing page.
SiteJetty and Hostinger
How is SiteJetty different from Hostinger?
Hostinger's own help (as of October 2026) describes moving a site made with its website builder to another platform as a manual job: you copy the text of each section, save images one at a time and rebuild the pages, and store data, including products, is not part of that transfer. Hostinger's help article.
If you leave SiteJetty, you get an export of your content, such as your pages, posts and images, and of your data, such as form submissions and subscribers. We help you move your domain.
With SiteJetty, every plan includes live office hours, tickets to our dev team and changes done for you. Updates, security, backups and monitoring are our job.
SiteJetty and WordPress (self-hosted)
How is SiteJetty different from running WordPress myself?
WordPress.org's documentation (as of October 2026) says you should always update WordPress to the latest version and back up your site before you do; minor and security releases can install automatically, and major releases are applied from the dashboard. It also says to keep your plugins up to date, and that automatic updates are switched on plugin by plugin. Updating WordPress and Manage plugins.
With SiteJetty, every plan includes live office hours, tickets to our dev team and changes done for you. Updates, security, backups and monitoring are our job. Sites are built from our library of building blocks, so there are no plugins for you to keep up to date.
WordPress's built-in export (as of October 2026) saves posts, pages, comments and similar content as an XML file for another WordPress site (Tools Export screen). If you leave SiteJetty, you get an export of your content, such as your pages, posts and images, and of your data, such as form submissions and subscribers. We help you move your domain.
SiteJetty and Wix
How is SiteJetty different from Wix?
Wix's help center (as of October 2026) says a Wix site runs on Wix's own infrastructure and does not support hosting elsewhere. Wix's help article.
If you leave SiteJetty, you get an export of your content, such as your pages, posts and images, and of your data, such as form submissions and subscribers. We help you move your domain.
With SiteJetty, every plan includes live office hours, tickets to our dev team and changes done for you. Updates, security, backups and monitoring are our job.
SiteJetty and Squarespace
How is SiteJetty different from Squarespace?
Squarespace's help (as of October 2026) says its export is a WordPress-format XML file that covers some content, such as layout pages, one blog, and text and image blocks; store pages, product blocks, style settings and custom CSS are not exported. Squarespace's help article.
If you leave SiteJetty, you get an export of your content, such as your pages, posts and images, and of your data, such as form submissions and subscribers. We help you move your domain.
With SiteJetty, every plan includes live office hours, tickets to our dev team and changes done for you. Updates, security, backups and monitoring are our job.
SiteJetty and GoDaddy Websites + Marketing
How is SiteJetty different from GoDaddy's website builder?
GoDaddy's help for Websites + Marketing (as of October 2026) describes exporting an online store's products as a CSV file, to manage them in a spreadsheet. For anything else about moving a site, ask GoDaddy. GoDaddy's help article.
If you leave SiteJetty, you get an export of your content, such as your pages, posts and images, and of your data, such as form submissions and subscribers. We help you move your domain.
With SiteJetty, every plan includes live office hours, tickets to our dev team and changes done for you. Updates, security, backups and monitoring are our job.
More questions
Where is my site's data kept with SiteJetty?
Every site is in our EU region, on servers in Germany, unless you choose the US, which is the US data residency add-on, $25 a month per site, coming later. In either region, Cloudflare serves your pages to visitors from its global network.
Can you move my site from one of these to SiteJetty?
Yes. Moving from the platform you use today is quoted with the build. We'll talk through what you have on our call. Reserve your spot to start.
Reserve your spot
Free, no card needed. We'll be in touch by email to book a 20-minute call.