If you have shipped a site in Lovable, you already know the speed. The harder part is what happens after: clients want WordPress, your agency standard is WordPress, or you simply need a CMS people can edit without touching code. MakeMerge was built for that handoff — not to replace your builder, but to finish the job.
Why WordPress still wins for client work
WordPress remains the default for marketers, SEO teams, and non-technical editors. Exporting raw React is valuable, but many projects still need native posts, menus, forms, and plugins. The goal is not to rebuild the design in Elementor from scratch — it is to publish the design you already approved as real WordPress content.
MakeMerge imports your Lovable output (or any URL you own), lets you refine in the visual builder, then pushes pages as drafts on your connected site. Nothing goes live until you confirm, and nothing on production is overwritten without an explicit backup first.
A practical migration workflow
Start by connecting the destination WordPress site in MakeMerge. Import your Lovable preview URL or paste the project link — we capture pages, including content that lives behind tabs or modals. Review each page in the builder, adjust copy and spacing, then push to WordPress as drafts.
Walk through drafts with your client in wp-admin, publish when ready, and keep rollback available if something needs reverting. You keep the React export for free if you also want a static or headless path — but WordPress becomes the editable source of truth.