Move to WordPress without losing your rankings, your content or a day of trading. We build the new site alongside the old one and switch over once it's checked.
Most businesses that come to us for a migration have outgrown their platform. Edits take too long, the SEO settings stop short, or the monthly fees keep climbing for features they can’t change.
Moving to WordPress fixes the platform. You own the site, your team edits it, and it runs wherever you choose to host it.
Ackcio is a good example. Their Webflow site was run by an outside team, and a small text change took two to three weeks. Since we moved them to WordPress in 2022, their team publishes the same day.
On average post-migration
From platform optimisation
Across all major platforms
Everything that moves, and everything that has to keep working.
Every page, post, product and file on the old site listed before anything moves.
Every old URL mapped one-to-one with a 301 redirect, so links and rankings carry over.
We rebuild your current design faithfully, or use the move to redesign. Your choice.
Pages, posts, products and media moved across, then checked against the inventory.
Titles, meta descriptions and schema moved, then checked in Search Console after launch.
Your team trained on WordPress, with notes, so edits don't need us.
“You’ve been a pleasure to work with and you made this WordPress migration project possible. It’s been a huge success for Foxtel.”
Most businesses that ask for website migration aren’t just looking to move platforms. They’re looking to fix problems: slow performance, limited functionality, poor SEO, or a website that no longer reflects where the business is.
Moving to WordPress solves the platform problem. But whilst we’re rebuilding, it often makes sense to address the bigger picture: site structure, messaging, design, and how the website supports your business goals. That’s why we treat migration conversations as strategy conversations.
A website migration means moving your website from one platform, server, or domain to another while keeping its content and search rankings intact. Done properly, visitors and Google barely notice the switch.
Most migration damage happens in the redirects: a missed URL loses its rankings and every link pointing at it. We map every URL before launch and check them again after it. That matters most for stores and B2B sites, where a lost page is lost revenue.
The biggest fear with any migration is downtime: losing traffic, losing rankings, or losing the site you depend on while it’s mid-move. That’s not how we work.
We build and test your new WordPress site in parallel, map every URL to a one-to-one redirect, and only switch over once everything is verified. No gaps, no lost rankings, nothing left behind. Your current site keeps running right up until the new one is ready to take its place.
“Work delivered quickly, accurately and with good quality, without need for rework.”
Six stages. Your current site stays live until the last one.
We audit the current site: every page, what ranks, what earns, and what has to keep working.
We plan the new structure and map every old URL to its new home.
We set up WordPress on a staging site and back up the old one in full.
Content, media and products move across, and the redirects go in.
Every page, form and link tested on real devices, then signed off by you before launch.
We switch the domain over, check the redirects and Search Console, and stay on call.
The same tools on every move, so nothing is left behind on the old platform.
Moving to WordPress means gaining control, improving performance, and building a website that can grow with your business.
Sectors we've moved to WordPress, and a client from each.
The answers to your questions. Get in touch if you can't find what you're looking for.
No. We preserve all your content, media, and metadata through the entire process. We conduct a detailed audit of your current site before migration, back up everything at multiple stages, and verify that all content transferred successfully before the new site goes live.
Most migrations take 6 to 10 weeks, depending on site size, content volume, and complexity. We’ll provide a specific timeline after auditing your current site. Whilst we’re building your WordPress site, you continue running your existing site with zero interruption.
Not if the migration is done properly. We implement 301 redirects from your old site structure to your new one, preserve all metadata, and follow technical SEO best practices to ensure search engines know where your content has moved. In most cases, traffic remains stable or improves.
We regularly migrate from Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Weebly, and other major platforms. If you’re on a different system, we can discuss your specific situation. The core process is the same: audit, plan, build, migrate, and launch. We’ll handle the technical details.
Not required, but often recommended. Migration alone preserves your design, but many clients use the transition as an opportunity to update their look, improve usability, and address previous limitations. We can migrate without redesign or combine both. The choice is yours.
Your old site stays live during the migration process. Once the new WordPress site is live and performing well, we recommend keeping the old domain pointing to the new site using redirects, or retiring it completely. You have the final say on what happens to your previous platform account.
We regularly migrate websites from all major platforms. Each migration is handled with the same care, protecting your content, preserving your SEO, and setting you up with a WordPress site that performs.
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