Here’s exactly what moves, what we rebuild and what shouldn’t move at all. Your site stays live until the new one has passed.
Exported, mapped to your new content model and imported, then checked.
Doesn’t import, so we make it again, usually better.
We’ll tell you if this is you, before you spend anything.
Six steps. The first four happen with your current site untouched.
A migration that loses search traffic nearly always has the same cause: old URLs that stop working. So we don’t stop at the pages in your menu. We pull the URLs Google and the Internet Archive know about, too.
On one recent move, about 1,200 archived URLs each got a permanent redirect to their best new page, and every target was checked.
Yes. Editors work in an admin, not in code, with pages, posts, media, menus, drafts and scheduling. New pages come together from approved blocks, so they stay on brand without a developer.
No one can honestly promise rankings. What we can promise is the work that protects them: a baseline before we start, a redirect for every indexed URL, the same titles, descriptions and structured data, and a check of each redirect before launch.
Content moves: pages, posts, media, categories, tags, authors, menus and SEO fields. Templates, page-builder layouts and add-ons usually don’t. Those are rebuilt as Astro components, and the migration map shows each one before you commit.
If you run a large online store, memberships, courses or a web app people sign in to, a platform built for that is usually a better fit. We’ll tell you in the audit rather than sell you a move you don’t need.
Send us the site. The audit lists every plugin, page and URL, and ends with a fixed quote or a recommendation to stay.
