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Migrate Without Losing What
You've Already Built

What's at Risk in a Bad Migration

  • Years of accumulated SEO authority, reset overnight by broken redirects
  • Order history, customer accounts, and content lost in transfer
  • Days of downtime during a "quick" platform switch
  • A "new" site that's actually slower than the one it replaced

None of this is inevitable — it’s what happens when migration is treated as a copy-paste job instead of an engineering project.

Maintenance Plans

Step 1 — Full Site Audit & Data Mapping

Most maintenance plans run an update and walk away. We test every update in a staging environment first — because a plugin update that silently breaks your checkout page is worse than the vulnerability it patched.

Step 2 — SEO Preservation Plan

Complete redirect mapping (301s) from old URLs to new, metadata migration, and pre/post-launch rank monitoring so your organic traffic doesn’t reset to zero.

Step 3 —  Build in Parallel

The new platform is built and tested in a staging environment while your current site stays fully live and operational.

Step 4 — Data Migration & QA

Products, content, users, and order history transferred with checksums and manual QA — not a one-shot automated import you hope worked.

Step 5 — Zero-Downtime Cutover

DNS and hosting cutover scheduled and executed to minimize or eliminate downtime, with rollback plans in place if anything’s off.

Step 6 — Post-Launch Monitoring

30-day monitoring window tracking rankings, uptime, and performance to catch anything a standard QA pass might miss.

Migrating From

Magento

architecture mapped to your actual traffic, content, and team workflow

Drupal / legacy CMS

full content architecture rebuild with SEO-safe redirects.

Shopify

 Moving to WooCommerce for more pricing/catalog flexibility without losing store history.

Bloated legacy WordPress

 rebuilding on a clean, custom foundation without losing your existing rankings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will our Google rankings survive the migration?

Preserving them is the primary goal of our process, not an afterthought — full redirect mapping and monitoring are standard, not optional add-ons.

Our standard approach targets zero or near-zero downtime through parallel builds and planned cutovers.

Depends on catalog/content size — we provide a specific timeline after the initial audit, not a generic estimate.