WordPress, eCommerce, custom development and high-converting landing pages.
Moving hosts, moving domains, or moving from another platform into WordPress — we handle the backups, staging, data transfer, redirects, and DNS work with a defined rollback plan, so the cutover doesn’t cost you rankings, traffic, or a weekend.
“WordPress migration” covers several different projects, each with different risks and steps. We scope yours before touching anything.
Moving an existing WordPress site to new hosting, without changing the design, content, or platform.
Moving from Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Joomla, Drupal, or a custom-built platform into WordPress, including content and structure mapping.
Consolidating infrastructure, rebranding to a new domain, or relocating servers without a change in platform.
Pushing a redesigned, rebuilt, or newly developed site live for the first time on an existing domain.
Merging several WordPress installs into one multisite network, or separating a multisite network back into standalone installs.
For migration guidance not specific to WordPress, see Website Migration. If the move should come with a rebuild, see WordPress Development.
Most migration problems trace back to the same handful of causes. We assess for these specifically before scoping the move.
An unplanned or unstaged cutover taking the live site offline while DNS propagates or files finish transferring.
URLs that change without redirects, breaking inbound links and stranding pages Google had already indexed.
Posts, orders, form submissions, or user accounts missed in an incomplete database transfer.
Mail routing broken by an incorrect or rushed DNS cutover, taking business email down along with the site.
PHP version, server configuration, or plugin conflicts that only surface once the site is running on the new environment.
A missing or misconfigured SSL certificate on the new host showing visitors a security warning at first load.
The migration is built and verified in an environment that isn’t public-facing, so the only visitor-facing moment is the final, tested cutover.
A complete backup of files, database, and media taken before any migration work begins, kept until the move is fully verified.
The migration built and tested on a private staging URL, invisible to visitors and search engines, matching the target environment exactly.
Staging checked page-by-page against the live site for content, functionality, and data accuracy before the cutover is scheduled.
Content transfer is checked for completeness, not just assumed to have worked because the export ran without errors.
Posts, pages, custom fields, and settings exported and imported with table prefixes and serialized data handled correctly.
Every image and file transferred along with the references pointing to it, so nothing shows up broken after the move.
Active theme, plugins, and any custom functionality moved and tested against the new hosting environment's PHP and server setup.
User accounts, roles, form submissions, and e-commerce order history carried over intact, not left behind in the switch.
The gap isn’t visual polish — it’s whether the page was built around a specific outcome from the start.
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Five stages keep the build organized and focused on how your site actually needs to perform.
We learn what you're building, who it's for, and what data and systems it needs to connect to.
Page types mapped to rendering strategies, routing planned, and a technical spec agreed before development starts.
Development on the App Router with components, data fetching, and integrations built to spec.
Core Web Vitals, cross-device testing, and integration testing before anything goes live.
A supervised deployment, plus documentation and post-launch support as the site grows.
Moving an existing WordPress site to new hosting or a new domain is a host-to-host migration — the platform stays the same. Migrating from Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, or another CMS into WordPress involves rebuilding content and structure in WordPress itself. Both use the same core safeguards, but the second involves more content mapping work.
It can, if URLs change without redirects, or if indexing signals get lost in the move. We can’t guarantee zero ranking loss, since Google’s re-crawling and re-evaluation is outside anyone’s direct control, but we build a full redirect map, preserve URL structure wherever possible, and monitor Search Console after launch to catch issues early.
Most migrations are staged and tested before the live cutover, so visitor-facing downtime is typically minutes, not hours — limited to the DNS or final sync step. Total project timelines usually run 1 to 3 weeks depending on site size and whether you’re changing platforms.
We take a full backup of the live site before any changes begin, and keep the original environment untouched until the new one is verified. If a serious issue appears post-launch, we can revert DNS or hosting back to the original setup while we resolve it. For ongoing issues after launch, see Website Technical Support
Yes. We plan the DNS cutover, including lowering TTLs in advance to shorten propagation, reissue and validate SSL certificates on the new host, and confirm MX records so email keeps working through the transition.
Yes. Large catalogs, multisite networks, and consolidations of several WordPress installs into one are handled with the same staged process, scaled to the size of the database and media library involved. For platform-agnostic migration guidance beyond WordPress, see Website Migration .
Every project is scoped individually — these tiers give you a starting point for the conversation.
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Basic Migration
From $1,200
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WordPress MigrationPopular
From $2,400
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Enterprise Replatform
Custom Quote
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| Migration Scope | Single site, standard database | WordPress website migration execution | Multi-site & complex architecture |
| Hosting Transfer | Standard host-to-host | CMS-to-WordPress / Domain moves | Custom server topology |
| URL Mapping & Redirects | Basic Map | ✓ | ✓ |
| SEO Preservation | Basic Checks | ✓ | ✓ |
| Staging & Backup QA | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Post-launch support | 7 days | 30 days | Dedicated developer time |
| Start Project | Start Project | Talk to Us |
Share your current site, where it’s moving to, and any hard deadline. Our team will review it and lay out the backup, staging, and redirect plan before quoting anything.
No pressure and no generic package. We will review your requirements before recommending a solution.
