platform migrations

Move to WordPress without losing what you've built.

Joomla, Wix, Shopify, or an aging WordPress site — your content, structure, and search rankings come with you, not just your logo.

100%
content carried over
0
unnecessary URL changes
1:1
rebuilt, not just imported
migration.log

$ migrate --source wix --target wordpress

analyzing legacy output...

- 14 nested <div> wrappers per section

- inline styles on 340+ elements

- unused CSS: 1.8 MB

$ build --clean --semantic

+ semantic HTML, zero wrapper bloat

+ CSS: 42 KB, no unused rules

+ LCP 5.4s → 0.9s

lighthouse: 97/100 — build passed

migrating from

Wherever your site lives now.

Most migrations start from one of these — if yours isn't listed, ask; the process is the same.

Joomla
templates, articles & menus
Wix / Squarespace
page builders & blog content
Shopify
catalog → WooCommerce
PrestaShop
catalog → WooCommerce
OpenCart
catalog → WooCommerce
Legacy WordPress
old themes & plugin sprawl
how a migration runs

Five steps. No surprises halfway through.

STEP 01

Audit the current site

Content, URLs, ranking pages, and what's actually slowing it down — before any code gets touched.

STEP 02

Design & approve

Real pages, real copy, reviewed and signed off before a single line goes into WordPress.

STEP 03

Rebuild on WordPress/WooCommerce

Clean, semantic markup — matching the approved design exactly, nothing improvised in the builder.

STEP 04

Migrate content & preserve URLs

Existing slugs kept wherever possible; redirects only where a URL genuinely changed.

STEP 05

Optimize & launch

Caching, image delivery, and a final Core Web Vitals pass before it goes live.

before / after

The rebuild, measured — not just described.

Illustrative example of what a migration from a bloated legacy build to a clean custom one looks like on paper.

Before — legacy build
LCP5.4s
Page weight3.1 MB
HTTP requests96
PageSpeed (mobile)41 / 100
After — custom rebuild
LCP0.9s
Page weight480 KB
HTTP requests18
PageSpeed (mobile)97 / 100
Sample figures for layout purposes — swap in your own audited before/after numbers once available.
common questions

What people ask before switching.

Will I lose my Google rankings?
No — URLs are kept wherever possible, and anything that has to change gets a proper redirect. Rankings are the whole reason this is done carefully, not automatically.
Do I have to rewrite all my content?
No. Existing pages, posts, and media are carried over and restructured to fit the new design — you review and adjust, you don't start from a blank page.
How long does a migration take?
Depends on site size and content volume — scoped exactly during the audit step, before any commitment.
What happens to my old site during the move?
It stays live and untouched until the new one is built, reviewed, and approved — there's no in-between broken state.

Ready to move your site without starting over?

Send over your current site and get a straight answer on scope and timeline.

Get a migration quote