Move your website without losing what it earned

We move websites from WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify or an old Webflow build to Webflow, Astro with Sanity, or Framer. Pages, blog posts and images come with you, every old address gets a redirect, and your rankings stay. Keeping the same design costs about half of a new build.

Why teams leave WordPress

Plugins that need updating every week, and break when you do.
Security patches nobody has time for.
A slow site that a theme and ten plugins can't fix.
An editor only one person in the company dares to touch.

If none of that sounds like you, stay where you are. Really.

What you get

  1. A full inventory

    Every page, post, image and form on the old site, plus where your search traffic comes from.

  2. Content moved, not retyped

    Blog posts, case studies and pages imported into proper CMS collections.

  3. Redirect map

    Every old address mapped to its new one, tested before launch.

  4. SEO carried over

    Titles, descriptions, structured data, image alt text, language versions.

  5. The same design, or a better one

    Keep your look, or combine the move with a redesign.

  6. Launch and watch

    We monitor indexing and 404 errors for 30 days and fix anything that slips.

How it goes

  1. Tell us where you are and where you want to go. The calculator gives a first number

  2. We inventory the old site and send a fixed quote within about 3 working days

  3. We set up the new site and import the content

  4. You review everything on a staging link

  5. We switch over, with redirects live from the first minute

Where AI helps, and where it doesn't

What it costs

Keep the design, move the platform
about half the price of a new build, plus the move.
Moving from
WordPress +€600 · Wix, Squarespace, Webflow or Framer +€400 · Shopify +€900 · something else +€700.
Example
a 10-page WordPress site moved to Webflow with the same design comes out at about €4,000 to €5,100 in the calculator. The same move to Astro with Sanity: about €3,700 to €4,700.
Big blogs (100+ posts) we confirm on a call.
Moving toPick it if
WebflowYour marketing team edits often and wants visual editing
Astro + SanityYou want the fastest site, several languages or lots of content
FramerIt's a smaller site and the look changes often
Yan OczkowiczHead of Product, BetterBrainBetterBrain website on a laptop, open on the 'Rewind the clock' brain-health sectionBetterBrain

“Peter is a next level designer and developer. He's already helped us bring our website to the next level and create tons of content that didn't exist before he started working with us. We've since expanded his scope to help us refine the design of our digital product. His work is quick, collaborative, and extremely high quality. I love that he brings his own design eye to the work we do and suggests improvements that we haven't even thought of.”

Questions

Will we lose rankings when we move?

Not if the redirects are right. We map every old address to its new one, carry over titles and descriptions, submit the new sitemap and watch indexing for 30 days. Short dips can happen; we fix what causes them.

Can you move our blog with all the posts?

Yes. Posts, categories, authors and images are imported into a CMS collection, not copied by hand. Very large blogs we confirm on a call.

How long does a migration take?

A small site with the same design: 1 to 3 weeks. Bigger sites or a migration with a redesign: 4 to 8 weeks.

What happens to our forms and integrations?

We rebuild forms and reconnect your CRM, newsletter and booking tools. If something only exists as a WordPress plugin, we'll find an alternative before we start.

Do we need to keep paying for WordPress hosting?

Only until the switch. After launch you cancel it. Webflow and Framer bill their own hosting; Astro sites are often free to host.

Tell us what you're working on.

30 minutes, no pitch deck. We look at what you have and tell you what we'd do, in what order and roughly for how much. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.

We reply within one working day.