Move platforms. Keep every ranking.
Replatforming projects usually cost teams weeks of SEO drop, broken URLs, or lost revenue. We migrate live sites without any of that — orchestrated with a URL map, redirect ladder, and Search Console watch.
- • Slow, plugin-bloated
- • Poor SEO health
- • Insecure
- • 90+ Lighthouse
- • SEO preserved & lifted
- • Hardened & audited
Most migrations bleed traffic for months.
Broken redirects. Lost metadata. Content mismatched to new templates. Structured data forgotten. Analytics reset to zero. It's why teams delay migrations they know they need — the risk of the transition is bigger than the pain of staying.
Every old URL becomes a 404. Rankings die overnight.
Titles, descriptions, canonicals, hreflang — all lost.
Rich results disappear, click-through halves.
New site's numbers look terrible because old events don't fire.
One flip. Everything breaks. Nowhere to roll back to.
When something breaks, panic replaces process.
- Your CMS has hit its ceiling and every change hurts
- Plug-ins conflict monthly and updates are risky
- The site is hosted on shared infra and outages are frequent
- You've outgrown a page builder (Wix, Squarespace, Webflow)
- Moving from WooCommerce to Shopify or reverse
- Consolidating multiple properties into one
The zero-downtime migration ladder.
Crawl every URL, tag by template, rank by traffic and revenue.
Old → new mapping, 301 redirect ladder, canonical hygiene.
New stack (Next.js + headless CMS), templates matched to intent.
Products, orders, users, comments — with integrity checks.
Analytics parity, staging behind auth, full parity checklist.
DNS switch off-peak, 4-week Search Console + revenue watch.
- ▸Next.js + Vercel/Cloudflare
- ▸Sanity / Payload / WordPress (headless)
- ▸Supabase (data)
- ▸Shopify / WooCommerce (commerce)
- ▸Screaming Frog / Sitebulb
- ▸Auto-classify legacy content
- ▸AI-drafted redirect suggestions
- ▸Rewrite outdated copy at scale
- ▸Detect duplicate content across pages
- ▸Automated URL diffing
- ▸Parity dashboard
- ▸Broken-link watcher
- ▸Daily Search Console alerts
Map old URLs to new ones — correctly.
A redirect is not just a technical nicety. It is the contract that tells search engines and visitors where authority has moved.
Use when an old page has a clear equivalent on the new site. Preserves the most ranking equity.
Use when URL structures change predictably (e.g. /blog/YYYY/MM/slug → /blog/slug).
Use for bulk low-traffic pages that map to a parent page or hub.
Use when a page should explicitly be removed from the index and has no replacement.
Everything that must survive the move.
Tick these off before, during, and after cutover. Missing one can erase rankings that took years to build.
Migration questions we hear.
Will we lose SEO rankings?
No. We map every legacy URL to its new home with 301s, preserve metadata, monitor Search Console daily for four weeks, and hold you on a live parity dashboard.
What platforms do you migrate from?
Any — WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify, custom PHP/.NET/legacy stacks, and hosted CMSes.
Can you migrate an ecommerce site with orders and customers?
Yes. Products, variants, customers, orders, coupons, and reviews are all migrated with integrity checks.
How long does migration take?
Typically 4–8 weeks depending on content volume, integrations, and target stack.
Do you migrate content in multiple languages?
Yes — hreflang preserved, per-locale redirects, and translated metadata carried over.
Move platforms, don't lose ground.
Book a call. We'll assess your current stack, name the risks, and lay out a plan you can execute against.
Book migration callMove your website without losing anything
Tell us where you are today and where you want to move — we'll plan a safe migration.
- Personal reply from Siddiq within 24 hours
- Honest advice — no pushy sales, no fake urgency
- Clear next steps, timeline, and estimate