There's a better way
The Old Way
- You can always leave, through a support ticket and a CSV
- The export is your raw content, not the site anyone visits
- Assets still point at the platform, so the copy breaks on arrival
- The subscriber list is the last thing you are given, if at all
The BlackOps Way
- One click, no conversation, no waiting period
- The rendered site frozen to static HTML, page for page
- Links rewritten relative, so it runs on any static host
- Subscribers in the same bundle as the pages
Why this exists
Lock-in is a product decision, and this is the other one
The rendered site, not a data dump
The export crawls every published route and freezes each page to static HTML. You get the site as it looks, not a JSON file you would have to rebuild from.
Nothing points back here
Links are rewritten to relative paths, so no asset or URL breaks after you cancel. Drop the folder on any static host and it works.
Your subscriber list comes too
The audience is the part that actually matters. It leaves with the pages, not after a support ticket.
Keep your domain
Re-point the domain you already own at wherever you host the bundle. Readers never see a difference.
How It Works
Hit export
One action. No ticket, no waiting period, no retention call.
It freezes the live site
Every published route is crawled and written to static HTML, bundled with all media and your SEO files into a single zip.
Host it anywhere
The result depends on nothing from BlackOps. Any static host will serve it, most of them for free.