Move to WordPress without losing what you've already built.
Moving to WordPress from another platform, done carefully — no lost rankings, no surprise downtime.
The fear behind almost every migration conversation is the same: what if we move and the site drops out of search, or the phone stops ringing for a week while something gets sorted out. It’s a reasonable fear — a careless migration really can undo years of ranking progress in a single weekend. It’s also almost entirely avoidable with the right process.
Most of what determines whether a migration goes smoothly happens before anything actually moves. We map your existing site first — every page, every URL, every piece of content that ranks for something — so nothing gets lost or orphaned in the switch. A migration without that mapping step is really just a hope that nothing important gets missed.
Redirects are where migrations quietly fail. Search engines and existing links point to your old URLs, and if those addresses don’t lead somewhere on the new site, that traffic and ranking history simply evaporates. We set up SEO-safe redirects for every page that matters, so a link from three years ago still lands somewhere useful.
Downtime gets handled the same way — planned, not improvised. We build and test the new site in a private environment first, so the actual switch is a matter of pointing your domain at a site that’s already finished and verified, not building live while visitors are watching.
The result should feel almost anticlimactic: the site looks the same or better, search traffic keeps flowing, and the only thing that’s actually changed is what’s happening behind the scenes.
Everything that goes into the move
A full migration checklist — not just a content copy-paste.
From current platform to launch day
Five steps, typically 2 to 5 weeks depending on site size.
Every page, URL, and ranking asset mapped before we touch anything.
Content and media moved into the new WordPress structure.
The new site built and tested privately, invisible to visitors.
Every old URL routed to keep search rankings intact.
Scheduled switch with minimal downtime, then verified live.
Pick a starting point — we’ll scope the rest together
Every project gets a fixed quote after the site audit — no surprises.
For a brochure-style site with a limited number of pages, moving as-is to WordPress.
- Up to 10 pages
- Content & media transfer
- SEO-safe redirects
- Scheduled go-live
For an established site with real search traffic that can't afford to lose rankings in the move.
- Unlimited pages
- Full URL & redirect mapping
- Post-migration SEO check
- 30-day post-migration support
For an online store or a site with custom functionality, integrations, or a large content library.
- Product & order data migration
- Custom integration re-mapping
- Extended staging & QA window
Questions about this service
Will we lose our search rankings during the move?
Not if it’s mapped correctly. We set up redirects for every existing URL before go-live, which is the single biggest factor in whether rankings hold after a migration.
How much downtime should we expect?
Typically minutes, not hours. The new site is built and verified in a private environment first, so go-live is just pointing your domain at a finished site.
Can you migrate from any platform?
Most common platforms, yes — Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, custom-built sites, and others. Tell us what you’re currently on and we’ll confirm the approach before quoting.
What happens to our existing content and images?
Everything transfers — pages, blog posts, images, and documents. We review it during the audit and flag anything that’s outdated or worth leaving behind, but nothing is removed without your say-so.