Move platforms without the headaches.
For teams stuck on a platform that's slow, expensive or unloved - who can't afford to lose rankings or freeze publishing while they move.
- Timeline
- 8-16 weeks
- Built from
- CMS MigrationsSEOWeb Engineering
- URL redirect coverage
- 1:1
- URL redirect coverage
- Content freeze
- 0 days
- Content freeze
- Daily launch monitoring
- 14 days
- Daily launch monitoring
You'll recognise yourself if…
- You're on WordPress, Sitecore, AEM or a home-grown CMS and it hurts.
- Organic traffic is a major channel.
- You want to keep the design and change what's underneath.
Everything in the engagement
Migration plan
Inventory, URL map, redirects, runbook.
New content model
Structured, simpler, editor-friendly.
Rebuilt templates
SEO-equivalent or better, on a component system.
Scripted content transfer
Automated, reviewed, repeatable until cut-over.
Two weeks of monitoring
Search Console, errors and performance, daily.
8-16 weeks, in four phases.
- 01Weeks 1-2
Inventory & plan
Crawl, benchmark, map every URL.
- 02Weeks 2-10
Model & build
CMS schemas, templates, integrations.
- 03Weeks 8-12
Migrate & verify
Scripted transfer, editor review, redirect testing.
- 04Weeks 12-14
Cut over & monitor
Launch behind a flag, switch, watch.
The capabilities inside this solution.
CMS Migrations
Replatform without losing traffic, content history or your team’s sanity.
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SEO
Technical SEO, content architecture and migrations that protect your rankings.
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Web Engineering
Composable front ends on Next.js with a headless CMS your team can actually use.
Learn moreCommon questions
Will we lose SEO?+
Not if it's done properly. The process is built to protect rankings: benchmark first, map every URL 1:1, and monitor daily for two weeks after launch.
Do you redesign at the same time?+
You can, but we often advise migrating first and redesigning on the new platform - it de-risks both.
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Let's talk about your website.
Tell us where your site is holding the business back. We'll come back with a point of view, not a pitch deck.