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View case studyTeams moving away from a slow, restrictive, expensive, or difficult-to-maintain website platform.
A migration can improve speed and ownership while still damaging traffic if URLs, metadata, content, forms, and redirects are treated as an afterthought. The target platform also needs to solve a real constraint rather than follow a trend.
A controlled migration with a complete URL map, redirect plan, content inventory, metadata preservation, analytics continuity, and a stack that better fits the team after launch.
From EUR 750 for a small static migration. CMS, multilingual, ecommerce, and complex integration work is scoped separately.
Content inventory
URL and redirect map
Platform rebuild
SEO and analytics validation
Inventory URLs, content, metadata, integrations, analytics, and the reason for moving.
Choose the target stack and prepare content, redirect, form, and measurement requirements.
Launch with redirect tests, metadata checks, sitemap updates, analytics continuity, and post-launch monitoring.
No migration is risk-free, but a URL inventory, one-to-one redirects, metadata checks, and post-launch Search Console monitoring reduce avoidable losses.
Yes. WordPress, Webflow, static sites, and JavaScript framework projects can be assessed and moved when the new platform creates a clear benefit.
Not always. Useful content and structure should be preserved; low-value or duplicated pages can be consolidated only after review.