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Platform migrations

Moving a site or a store from one platform to another. Before anything is moved, we tell you in writing what moves by itself and what has to be rebuilt. Every old address is redirected to its new one, and the new site is checked before the domain is changed.

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To WordPress

For a site that has outgrown a website builder, or a design that is ready to be built.

  • Wix to WordPress

    Wix has no full export, so pages are rebuilt and content carried across, with every old address redirected.

  • Squarespace to WordPress

    Squarespace exports pages and one blog in a file WordPress reads. The rest, and the design, is rebuilt.

  • Webflow to WordPress

    Webflow exports each CMS Collection as a CSV file, and its code export is not a site WordPress can import. The content is carried across and the design is rebuilt.

  • Framer to WordPress

    Framer's help says CMS content can be exported through plugins as CSV or JSON. The pages and the design are made again in WordPress, and every old address is redirected.

  • WordPress.com to self-hosted WordPress

    The same software on hosting you rent: an export, an import and a redirect of the old address.

  • Blogger to WordPress

    Blogger's backup now comes from Google Takeout, and the importer WordPress lists does not read it. The guide says how to check your file and keep your old addresses.

  • Figma to WordPress

    A build, not a move: a WordPress site made from a finished design.

To WooCommerce

For a store that wants to own its software and its data.

  • Shopify to WooCommerce

    Products, customers and orders move. The design is rebuilt, and Shopify's addresses are redirected to the new ones.

To Shopify

For a store that would rather not run its own software. We move it there properly.

  • WooCommerce to Shopify

    Products, customers and past orders are brought into Shopify by the routes Shopify documents. The store arrives on a Shopify theme you choose, changed to fit your design where you want that.

To Webflow

For a site whose owner has decided to leave WordPress. We say first what could be fixed without moving.

  • WordPress to Webflow

    Webflow's CMS takes content as CSV files and WordPress's export screen makes an XML file, so the content is converted on the way. The design is built again in Webflow, and every old address is redirected.

What every move includes

  • A written list of what moves and what is rebuilt, before you decide
  • Old addresses redirected to the new ones, and checked
  • The new site checked before the domain is changed

A change of platform is quoted in writing, because no two sites are the same size. The assessment that comes before the quote is free, and whether to go ahead is up to you.

Doing the move yourself? The redirect map builder turns your list of old and new addresses into redirect rules, and the redirect checker shows where each old address now leads.

Other moves

On Weebly, GoDaddy's builder, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, BigCommerce or something not listed here? Tell us what the site is on and where you want it, and we will say whether it is a move we take on.

Ask for a free migration assessment

Staying on WordPress and only changing hosting? That is a smaller job, at $59: the WordPress migration service.