H i@ Adrien,
Thanks for bringing this up—it’s a great question. I personally use Sitejet through my hosting provider, and one of the main reasons I chose it is because I retain full control over my data. Everything stays on the server, and I can export or move sites whenever needed. This was a big deciding factor for me, especially coming from WordPress.org, where data ownership was always part of the appeal.
If Sitejet’s Agency plan includes native FTP export (which it seems it might), that’s a huge advantage. It allows for full project portability—ideal for professionals and agencies who want flexibility and long-term independence from any one vendor.
That level of access is rare nowadays. Many modern platforms like Webflow or Framer offer incredible UI and features, but they often work within closed ecosystems. You’re tied to their hosting and monthly plans, and exporting a project (if possible at all) is very limited. While that model makes sense from a business perspective, it can be restricting for users who value autonomy.
From my perspective, Sitejet strikes a good balance—offering professional tools, client collaboration features, and (hopefully) open access to your work. That could make the Agency plan a very smart investment, especially if data ownership is important to you.
Let us know what you find out about FTP export—I’m sure many would benefit from the confirmation!
I found that post of @Andre very informative as well.
Best regards