HubSpot to WordPress — A Rebuild, Not a Migration.
No tool lifts a HubSpot site into WordPress in one click, and transjt does not pretend to. HubSpot's own export brings your content out. The templates have to be built again — and that is the part transjt turns from a development project into a design one.
How it works
What exports, and what gets rebuilt
A HubSpot site is templates plus content. HubSpot exports the content; nothing exports the templates, because HubL does not run on WordPress. These are the two routes people take to the new front end.
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Figma to WordPress
Design the replacement in Figma with components and Auto Layout. transjt reads the file and writes the PHP templates, so rebuilding the front end is a design job rather than a development one.
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Vibe code to WordPress
Prompt the new site in Lovable, v0, bolt.new or Claude Code and push it to GitHub. transjt converts the repository into a theme you install on hosting you control.
Vibe code to WordPress
Your Entire Stack, Integrated:
Supercharge your design-to-deployment pipeline. Leverage the combined power of Google Stitch, Relume, and UX Pilot to craft high-fidelity designs, export them directly to Figma, and use transjt.ai to seamlessly push your final vision into HubSpot or WordPress.Figma
Design the new site
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Convert to a themeWordPress
Install and switch overFlexible AI Workflow
Design in Figma or import from GitHub
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Export Design from Figma
Design in Figma
Design in Figma and use our plugin to export your components straight into a WordPress theme.
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Import from GitHub
Sync Code with GitHub
Bring your GitHub repository and convert an entire project into a ready-to-install WordPress theme.
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From Code to full CMS Integration:
Ready to rebuild your site in WordPress?
Why there is no one-click export out of HubSpot
A HubSpot site renders HubL on HubSpot's servers. WordPress renders PHP on yours. No converter turns one into the other, which is why every honest answer to “how do I move off HubSpot” involves rebuilding the front end. HubSpot's own tools bring the content out; transjt handles the rebuild — give it a Figma file or a repository and it returns a native WordPress theme you install and own.
Going the other way? WordPress to HubSpot covers that direction, and migrating to HubSpot CMS covers it from any platform.