Signs You’ve Outgrown Your Website Builder
Limited ownership and portability
Your site lives on rented infrastructure. Stop paying and it disappears — design, content and all.
Restrictions on customization
Templates fight you the moment you need something custom, dynamic or integrated with another system.
Performance and SEO limitations
Bloated markup and shared platforms throttle Core Web Vitals — and rankings follow.
Growing platform and app fees
Monthly plans, app surcharges and transaction fees compound every single year.
How a migration works
Audit & content map
I inventory every page, asset and ranking URL so nothing gets left behind.
Migration plan
A clear scope, timeline and redirect map you approve before any build starts.
Custom build
Your site rebuilt on owned infrastructure, designed for speed and easy editing.
Content & SEO migration
Content moved, metadata preserved, 301 redirects in place to protect your rankings.
Launch
A monitored cutover with zero-downtime DNS and full post-launch QA.
Care plan
Optional ongoing maintenance, backups and updates so it stays fast and secure.
What’s Included in Your WordPress Migration
- Website and content audit
- WordPress installation and configuration
- Page, image, and blog content migration
- Design recreation or redesign
- URL mapping and 301 redirects
- Metadata and on-page SEO migration
- Contact form configuration
- Mobile and browser testing
- Analytics verification
- Launch and post-migration testing
Why Migrate Your Website to WordPress?
Greater Ownership and Control
Code, content, hosting and domain — all yours, with no platform lock-in ever again.
Dynamic, not just pretty
Real functionality: custom content types, third-party integrations and automation built for how you work.
Faster and more findable
Clean, optimized builds that win Core Web Vitals and give your SEO room to climb.
Built to scale with you
Add features, traffic and integrations without ever replatforming again.
WordPress Migration FAQs
Will migrating to WordPress affect my SEO?
A properly planned migration is designed to protect your existing SEO. I preserve important metadata, map existing URLs, implement 301 redirects, and test the new website before launch. Temporary ranking fluctuations can occur after any migration, but every step is taken to minimize disruption.
Will my website go down during the migration?
No. Your current website will remain online while the new WordPress site is being developed and tested. The final switch is completed only after everything has been reviewed and approved, minimizing downtime during launch.
How long does a WordPress migration take?
Most small-to-medium website migrations take between 5 and 10 calendar days. The exact timeline depends on the number of pages, content volume, integrations, and custom functionality required.
Can I keep my domain and existing content?
Yes. You can keep your existing domain, branding, and content. Your pages, images, blog posts, and other important information will be transferred whenever the current platform allows it.
What content can be migrated to WordPress?
I can migrate pages, blog posts, images, forms, products, metadata, and other important website content. What can be transferred automatically depends on your current platform, while certain design elements and custom functionality may need to be rebuilt.
How much does a WordPress migration cost?
WordPress migration projects start at $500. The final cost depends on the number of pages, content volume, design requirements, eCommerce data, and custom functionality. After reviewing your current website, I’ll provide a fixed quote and project scope. A 50% deposit is required to begin, with the remaining balance due upon completion.