Want to leave Kajabi?Moving is easy - to a home that takes no cut of your sales…
Your site has outgrown its shell.
Bernard moves your Kajabi site into a faster home, rebuilt the way Search and AI assistants now read the web - and he can actively help keep everything up to date.
Homes from £200 a year, hosting and editing included See pricing
Before and after
Google keeps the score. Here it is.
The average site arrives scoring 65 on Google’s mobile speed test. After Bernard’s worked his magic - the average score is 72.And it’s only going to get better.
Real Google Lighthouse scores from 10 live customer sites, each tested before and after, August 2026.
Getting found
How do I get found?
That's the real question, and it's the point of moving. Once your site is in its new home, Bernard has the tools to work on exactly that - for Google, and for AI search.
- Tune any page for search - titles, descriptions, the structured data Google reads - changed in your own words, no plugins.
- The plain-language map of every page written for AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude.
- He can tell the search engines the moment something changes, and answers "how am I doing?" from Google's own numbers, and using plain language.
What comes across
- Every page, image and landing page, exactly as you built them
- Your existing links - nothing breaks, so Google doesn't lose you
- Your courses, lessons and videos - carried across into the new home
Recent moves
Same house.
Lighter and faster.
Real customer sites, rebuilt by Bernard: Lifted and shifted every page the same - just better and easier to redesign, edit or optimise.
All hosted with Bernard · click to view
Everyone keeps telling me to make my site easier to find. I feel like I’m now in the future!
TraceyFashion Illustrator
fashionbunnysmith.co.ukI love it. I thought moving might be tricky - but it was seamless!
Now my Claude is talking to Bernard I get to redesign my whole site. Amazing.EmmaHolistic Sleep Coaching
holisticsleepcoaching.comI just tell ChatGPT what I’d like changed and it’s done. No more waiting a fortnight for a developer to answer an email.
LewisPainter Same site I’d built, only tidier - and it turns up when people search now. I didn’t have to
learn one new thing.RobbiePhotographer
One flat price. £200 a year, or £20 a month.
The number you see is the number you pay - renewal price stated up front, no hidden extras. Pay for the year up front and get two months free. The move itself is included free.
Questions people ask
- Will my Kajabi site look the same after the move?
- Yes. Bernard rebuilds your real pages in the new home and checks them pixel-for-pixel against the original before you ever decide. You see a free show-home first.
- What happens to my courses and videos?
- They come with you, and we do the carrying. Bernard's team moves the course across for you - structure, lessons, videos and materials - and it lands as a draft you approve before anything goes live. What arrives is worth more than what you had: every video is transcribed, captioned and chaptered, so a student can search inside a lesson for the exact minute they need, and Bernard can cut short clips and a course trailer from the same footage.
- How much does it cost compared with Kajabi?
- Kajabi Basic is $143 a month billed yearly, which is $1,716 across the year, and Kajabi adds a 5% surcharge the moment you take payment through your own provider rather than theirs (their pricing page, checked 29 July 2026). Bernard is £200 a year for the site plus £600 for courses and memberships: £800, priced in pounds, with nothing taken from your sales at any level.
- Who handles the money?
- You do. Payments run through your own Stripe account, so the money lands with you and Bernard never touches it. There is no cut, no surcharge for using your own payment provider, and no percentage of anything you sell.
- Where will my site live, and is it safe?
- On Amazon's cloud, with Cloudflare standing in front - the same serious infrastructure that quietly holds up a good chunk of the internet. Cloudflare keeps a copy of your site cached in cities all over the world, so it loads fast wherever your visitor is and shrugs off a launch-day rush. The people who built Bernard usually build software for banks; they couldn't switch that careful instinct off.