Mozilla Solo Shuts Down on 30 November: Save Your Website and Move It Before It's Deleted
Mozilla's Solo AI website builder closes on 30 November 2026, and every Solo website and its data is deleted that day. How to download your site, images and form submissions, move your Solo domain, and rebuild on a Solo alternative that takes bookings and payments.
Mozilla is closing Solo, its AI website builder for solo business owners, on 30 November 2026. On that day every Solo website, account and piece of data is deleted, and Solo says there will be no way to recover any of it. Download your site, your images and your form submissions now. Then rebuild somewhere that keeps what you liked about Solo: Keepp builds your first version from a description, then lets you take bookings, sell and answer customer questions on the same site.
What is happening to Solo, and when
Solo has closed new registrations and will cease operations on 30 November 2026. All websites and data are deleted that day. If you pay for Solo Pro or Grow, you get a prorated refund for the unused part of your billing period, counted from 1 October 2026. It goes back to your original payment method automatically, and your subscription won’t renew.
How to save your Solo website before 30 November
- Download your website data. Log in to Solo, open the menu at the top right, choose Account Settings and click Download Website Data. You get a ZIP file with an HTML copy of your site, a CSV of links to your images, and your contact form and newsletter submissions.
- Download your images one by one. The ZIP doesn’t include the image files themselves, only links to them in the CSV. Open each link and save the image before 30 November, or they’re gone.
- Keep your contacts safe. The form and newsletter submissions are your customer list. Save the file somewhere you’ll find it again.
- Move your domain if you bought it through Solo. Domains bought through Solo Domains move to Name.com. Create a Name.com account, fill in your account contacts, then email the Account Code from your Name.com dashboard to support@soloist.ai. Solo transfers it and emails you when it’s done. If your domain came from IONOS or somewhere else, it stays where it is.
Why rebuilding is better than re-hosting the export
The HTML export is a snapshot. You could upload it to a host, but it would be a page you can only change by editing code, and your contact form wouldn’t send anywhere. Solo’s own suggestions are Wix, Squarespace and WordPress, which are full website platforms with a lot to learn, or AI coding tools like Bolt and Lovable, which generate code you then have to host and maintain.
Most Solo sites are the same shape: who you are, what you offer, a few photos and a way to get in touch. That’s exactly what Keepp is built for, without the setup.
Why Keepp is a good home for a Solo site
It starts the way Solo did. Describe your business to Keepp’s AI and it builds the first version of your site. Then keep changing it by asking, or edit any block yourself. You can even build and edit it from ChatGPT or Claude.
Customers can book and pay. Instead of a contact form that starts an email back-and-forth, a booking block shows your real availability, checks your Google Calendar, takes payment when the client books and adds a Zoom or Google Meet link. The money goes into your own Stripe account.
You can sell. Services, packages, physical products and digital downloads each get a card with a picture, a description, a price and a buy button, with checkout on your site.
Enquiries can arrive verified. Forms collect enquiries, quote requests and newsletter sign-ups. Turn on email verification and people confirm their address with one tap on Continue with Google or a short code, so every lead is a real person you can reply to.
Questions get answered at any hour. The chat answers visitors from everything on your site, and you take over from Telegram on your phone when someone needs a person.
It works as a full website. Your services, articles and offers each open as their own page with their own link, and a menu at the top ties them together. On Pro, your own domain points at it, including the one you just moved to Name.com.
How to move from Solo to Keepp
- Save everything first, following the steps above.
- Pick your name at keepp.link and start from a template. The Small Business Site template has services, recent work, a quote form and a map. Service Landing suits coaches and consultants, with how you help, your packages and a free consultation form. Or describe your business and let the AI build it.
- Paste in your words and photos from the export and the images you saved.
- Add the parts Solo didn’t have, like bookings with payment, a shop or the chat.
- Connect your domain so your old address opens your new site, and update your Google Business Profile and social bios.
Mozilla Solo alternatives compared
Keepp
A website and link in bio in one, built from blocks. The AI builds the first draft, and the same site takes bookings, payments, verified enquiries and chat as you grow. It’s free to start.
Wix and Squarespace
Full website builders with hundreds of templates and design controls. Wix needs a paid plan for your own domain and for selling, Squarespace has no free plan at all, and both editors take time to learn.
WordPress
The most flexible option, with hosting, themes and plugins to choose and keep updated yourself.
Bolt and Lovable
AI tools that write a site’s code from a prompt. You get the code, then you host it, connect a domain and maintain it.
Common questions
When does Mozilla Solo shut down? On 30 November 2026. Solo has already closed new registrations.
What happens to my Solo website after 30 November? It’s deleted, along with your account and data. Solo says there is no way to recover it after that date.
How do I download my Solo website? In Solo, open Account Settings from the menu at the top right and click Download Website Data. You get an HTML export, a CSV of image links and your form and newsletter submissions. Download each image from the CSV separately.
What happens to my Solo domain? Domains bought through Solo Domains move to Name.com. Create a Name.com account and email your Account Code to support@soloist.ai.
Will I get a refund for Solo Pro? Yes. Active Pro and Grow subscriptions get a prorated refund counted from 1 October 2026, paid back automatically to your original payment method.
What is the best Mozilla Solo alternative? Keepp, if you liked how Solo built your site for you and want it to do more: the AI builds your first draft, and the same site takes bookings, payments and enquiries, and answers customer questions in chat.
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