WordPress Migration Services

Yes. We can migrate your WordPress files, database, media library, configuration, SSL setup, and other required components to a new hosting environment while carefully testing the migrated website before the final DNS change.

We design migrations to minimise or avoid visitor-facing downtime by preparing and testing the new environment before changing DNS. The final cutover is carefully coordinated, although DNS propagation and third-party services can affect the exact timing.

A hosting migration should not negatively affect your rankings when the website structure and URLs are preserved correctly. For domain or URL changes, we maintain appropriate redirects, canonical URLs, sitemaps, and other SEO signals to help preserve existing search visibility.

Yes. We can migrate your website to a new domain and configure the necessary URL changes, 301 redirects, canonical references, internal links, media URLs, SSL, and DNS settings to provide a controlled transition.

Yes. We can migrate websites from platforms including Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, and Drupal to WordPress. Depending on the source platform, this can include transferring content, images, products, customer data, URLs, and other relevant information while rebuilding functionality where necessary.

Yes. WooCommerce migrations can include products, variations, categories, customers, orders, media, configuration, and other store data. We carefully test checkout, payment gateways, emails, stock levels, and customer-facing functionality before completing the migration.

Yes. A complete WordPress migration normally includes the database, uploads and media library, themes, plugins, configuration files, and other required website files. We verify the transferred content and functionality before the final cutover.

Yes, provided the DNS and email configuration is transferred correctly. We can review and configure MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and other relevant DNS records to help prevent disruption to business and transactional email services.

Yes. Where access is provided, we can manage the required DNS changes, including A records, CNAME records, MX records, TXT records, and other domain routing settings needed for the new hosting environment.

We compare the existing and migrated URL structures, implement required 301 redirects, check canonical URLs, internal links, XML sitemaps, robots.txt, metadata, and indexing settings, and test important URLs before and after launch.

Yes. We can migrate WordPress Multisite networks and can also handle conversions between Multisite and individual WordPress installations where technically appropriate. Domain mapping, database structure, media paths, and site-specific configuration are reviewed as part of the process.

Simple hosting migrations can often be completed relatively quickly, while larger WooCommerce stores, Multisite networks, platform conversions, and domain changes require more preparation and testing. We assess the existing website before providing a realistic migration timeframe.

We test key areas including page URLs, navigation, forms, images, user accounts, database functionality, plugins, search, analytics, redirects, SSL, email delivery, and WooCommerce checkout where applicable. The site is reviewed on the new environment before the final cutover.

We retain the original website and recovery options until the migrated site has been verified. If an unexpected issue occurs, we can investigate the new environment, correct the problem, or revert traffic to the original site while the migration is resolved.

We typically need access to the existing WordPress installation and hosting environment, the new hosting account, and the domain or DNS provider. The exact access required depends on whether the migration involves a host, domain, platform, or complete website rebuild.