Platform migrations, run from the inventory up.
Every platform pair has its own traps: exports that drop half the content, URLs that change silently, product variants that flatten into plain rows. The inventory step catches all of it before a single page moves.
Why migrations go wrong is always the same story. Someone moved the visible content and hoped the invisible parts — URLs, meta descriptions, structured data, redirect chains, product relationships — would sort themselves out. They never do. Every migration here is scoped backwards: list everything the current site has, decide item by item where it lands, write the redirect map, then move. Slower to start, boring to launch. The general migration service page covers the process; the pairs below cover what is specific to each move.
All migrations
Wix to WordPress Migration
Move your Wix site to WordPress with clean content, working redirects and search rankings intact.
Squarespace to WordPress Migration
Leave Squarespace for WordPress with posts, pages, media and search rankings intact.
Webflow to WordPress Migration
Move Webflow CMS content and posts to WordPress with search rankings carried across.
Joomla to WordPress Migration
Move your Joomla site to WordPress with articles, categories and search rankings intact.
Static HTML to WordPress Migration
Turn an aging static HTML site into a modern, editable WordPress build without losing rankings.
WordPress to Webflow Migration
Move WordPress content and images to Webflow with a cleaner build and design-led future.
WordPress to Shopify Migration
Move WordPress content or rebuild your store on Shopify with products, copy and rankings kept.
WooCommerce to Shopify Migration
Move your WooCommerce store to Shopify with products, orders and search rankings intact.
Shopify to WooCommerce Migration
Leave Shopify for WooCommerce and own your store, products and their rankings.
Wix to Shopify Migration
Move your Wix store to Shopify with products, variants and search rankings intact.
Quarterly, and only when the numbers move
Get the rate report before you negotiate.
Updated rate bands across the major stacks and regions, plus what changed and why. No other email.
Not sure the move is worth it?
Sometimes the honest answer is stay put and fix what hurts. Send the brief with what is frustrating you about the current platform — the reply tells you what a migration buys, what it cannot, and what the cheaper alternative is if one exists.