01Move from WordPress
Leave WordPress. Keep your content and every link.
We export your posts and pages, rebuild them as fast server-rendered pages in your own accounts, replace the plugins you need, and redirect every old URL. Afterwards there are no plugins to patch.
Your whole archive comes with you.
Hundreds of posts often share one layout, while a single booking page may depend on a plugin that needs a new connection. Both go on the list before we build.
| Part of your site | What comes with you | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| Posts and pages | Your content and its publishing details, including categories and authors. | We map content into the new layouts and check dates, formatting and links inside posts. |
| Images and downloads | The original files from your uploads or media library. | We copy the files and update their links, so they keep loading after the old hosting ends. |
| Themes and page builders | Your brand and the page designs you want to keep. | We recreate those layouts. Elementor layouts and theme-specific features get a visual and working check. |
| Forms and old links | The form fields you need and your existing page addresses. | We replace the plugin functions you keep, test where inquiries arrive and redirect any changed address. |
Decide how the site gets edited and connected.
The move changes the tools you use to run the website, so we settle how you publish and check that the new connections cover the work your team does today.
Routine publishing
We set up how your team publishes after the move and write down which updates we handle. We walk you through it before launch.
Plugin-dependent work
Tell us which plugins change what a visitor can do. We pick a replacement for each function you keep and quote any custom work before we start.
Hosting and email
We check whether your hosting account also runs your email. Keep it active during the build, and we will tell you what you can cancel once the new site is live.
We check the export against the live site.
WordPress exports your posts and pages as an XML file, including custom content types and fields. We compare it with the published site, so builder content and plugin features are on the list too.
Export the content you want to keep
The export can be filtered by content type or date. We check a filtered file against the full archive, and you decide what happens to drafts and retired pages.
Collect the files and settings separately
The export only points to your media. We copy the files themselves and review plugin settings, including where forms send and any past submissions you want to keep.
Asked by WordPress owners
Will my blog posts keep their addresses?
Yes. Posts keep their addresses, and any path that changes gets a redirect. We also check links between posts and category pages, so every old link lands somewhere useful.
Can you rebuild a site made with Elementor?
Yes. We review the layouts and interactions you use, including features from Elementor add-ons, and recreate the ones you want. You approve them on the preview.
What happens to WooCommerce?
It needs its own review, because a store carries checkout, customer records and orders. We quote that work separately, or move your marketing pages first and leave the store where it is.
Your proposal lists the website work, search setup and editing tools, with one fixed price. You keep the code, the content and your own accounts, and the monthly fee covers running it after launch.
How we scope the workMoving from somewhere else?
Talk through your WordPress move.
Put in your WordPress address. We go through every page before we talk, then send a fixed price and a go-live date.
Or check your site first