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Move your site to Zinn® from inside Page Builder Sandwich, Tranzly or Zinn® SEO

The move-to-Zinn card in our plugins' settings pages: your hosting code and a button that moves the site with Zinn® Migrate, started by you from your WordPress admin.

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Page Builder Sandwich, Tranzly and Zinn® SEO show a small card on their own settings page in your WordPress admin, offering to move the site to Zinn® hosting.

What the card shows

  • Your personal hosting code, if you hold a paid Pro licence (50% off the first year of WordPress Start or Grow, billed yearly: the hosting code).
  • A button that starts the move to Zinn®.

How the move works

You start it yourself, from inside your own WordPress admin; nothing is done to your site from outside. Zinn® Migrate packs the site (files and database) and moves it to your new Zinn® hosting.

When the card does not show

  • Sites already hosted with us do not see the move card; they see our SEO tools there instead.
  • In the free editions the card is dismissible, appears only on the plugin's own pages, and locks nothing: every free feature works whether you move or not.

Help

If the move stops part way, open a ticket from your Zinn® dashboard and we will finish it with you. See also the Zinn® Pro Membership and WordPress hosting.

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