Why we built this
Websites disappear for all kinds of reasons. A host cancels an account after a missed payment. A hack wipes a database with no backup in sight. A domain quietly expires and gets snapped up by someone else. In almost every one of these cases, the site owner assumes the content is simply gone.
It usually isn’t. The Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine has been crawling and storing snapshots of the public web since 1996, and there’s a real chance your old site is sitting in there right now, pages, images, stylesheets and all.
The problem was never that the content didn’t exist. It was that getting it back out required knowing Archive.org’s structure, manually saving each page, tracking down every asset, and fixing broken links one at a time, work that was slow, technical, and out of reach for most site owners.
RecoverYourSite exists to close that gap. Paste an archived URL, and the tool does the crawling, downloading, and link fixing automatically, turning what used to be a multi-day manual project into a process that takes minutes.
Our mission is simple: make it possible for anyone, technical or not, to get their lost website back.
From a lost site to a working download
RecoverYourSite pulls your site’s data from the Wayback Machine and reassembles it into something you can actually use again.
Automated recovery
Paste an Archive.org URL and we crawl every linked page, no manual saving required.
Complete, working files
Every page comes with its CSS, JS, images and fonts, packaged as one ready to host ZIP.
Done for you options
For sites that need more than a ZIP, our team offers full WordPress rebuilds and related services.
How we work
A few principles that shape every part of the product.
No account required
You shouldn’t need to sign up just to see if your site can be recovered. Start free, no login.
Straightforward pricing
One-time payments, no subscriptions, no hidden fees. You know exactly what you’re paying for.
Built for non-technical users
No command line, no software installation. If you can copy a URL, you can use this tool.
What you can expect from us
We take seriously that people trust us with their website’s data.
Your data, handled responsibly
We only restore what’s publicly archived on the Wayback Machine, and we don’t retain your files longer than necessary to deliver your download.
Real support, not a ticket queue
If something doesn’t work as expected, you can reach a real person, not an automated response system.
Fair refund policy
If a restore genuinely fails, we make it right. See our full Refund Policy for details.
Built to improve
We’re actively working on making recovery faster, more reliable, and available for more types of sites over time.