Website Migration
Platform moves with the boring parts done obsessively: every URL mapped, every rank defended, cutover rehearsed.
Migration is 20% moving content and 80% defending what you already have: search equity, inbound links, email flows, integrations and analytics continuity. The process is built around that ratio, the inventory of everything that can break comes first, the move itself comes after.
Common paths: WordPress to Shopify or Webflow, WooCommerce to Shopify (and back), any platform to custom, and hosting/infrastructure moves that need to happen without downtime.
Questions
Asked about migration.
Small sites move in days; large catalogs and integration-heavy setups take weeks. The inventory step defines the real timeline, you get the estimate after the inventory, not before, so it is an estimate and not a guess.
Planned for zero. Cutover happens when traffic is lowest, DNS changes are pre-staged, and a rollback path exists until the new site is verified. Downtime in 2026 is a planning failure, not bad luck.
The band above is real: simple content sites sit at the low end, stores with thousands of products and complex integrations at the high end. Fixed price after inventory, the same discipline as every engagement on this site.
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Website Redesign
Redesigns without the classic catastrophe: rankings preserved, URLs mapped, and the new site actually faster than the old one.
Hire a WordPress Developer
Custom WordPress development done properly: hand-built themes, clean plugins, fast loads and migrations that keep your rankings.
Hire a Shopify Developer
Shopify stores built to sell: custom themes, clean integrations and checkout flows that do not leak customers.