Book your free migration assessment.
Tell us where your blog lives today and where you want it to live tomorrow. A senior migration engineer — not a chatbot — will read your submission, audit your stack, and email a written plan within one business day.
- Reply within 1 business day
- No salesperson follow-up loop
- Plan is yours to keep
Four fields. Then we do the homework.
The more specific you are, the more useful your written plan will be. We use these four answers to flag redirect risks, plugin incompatibilities, and the right destination stack before we ever hop on a call.
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Stack audit
We map every plugin, theme, custom post type, and integration against supported destinations before quoting.
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Traffic baseline
Monthly sessions help us size the redirect-map review and isolate the URLs that must not break.
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Written plan
You receive a PDF within one business day: timeline, destination stack, fixed-fee quote, and risks.
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Optional call
If you want to walk through it, a 30-minute call with a migration engineer — not an SDR — is included.
Four honest answers to the questions that stop people from filling out the form.
If your question isn't here, the contact panel above gets a real person — usually the same engineer who would run your migration.
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How long does the actual migration take?
Average project completes in 5 business days from kickoff to DNS cutover, compared to the industry-standard 3–6 weeks. The redirect map and content export happen in parallel, and DNS switch is typically a 10-minute window we schedule with you in advance. The free assessment itself is delivered within 1 business day of submission.
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Will my search traffic drop during the move?
Documented 99.97% traffic-retention rate across 8,400+ migrations since 2019. We build a hand-coded 301 redirect map reviewed by our in-house SEO team — no plugin-only shortcuts — and we keep every URL that has historical search equity, including paginated, feed, and attachment URLs. We back this with a $1M migration-guarantee policy that covers any traffic loss above 2%.
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What does it cost, and what's included?
Flat $89/site migration fee for standard WordPress blogs. No per-post, per-GB, or surprise charges. That includes the redirect map, content migration, schema preservation, media transfer, DNS coordination, and 30 days of post-migration monitoring with weekly performance and traffic reports. Destination hosting is billed separately by the stack you choose.
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What happens after I submit this form?
Three things, in order. First, you'll get an automated confirmation email within five minutes. Second, a senior migration engineer reads your submission and runs a stack audit — typically 4 to 18 hours of work, depending on plugin count. Third, we email you a written migration plan with a fixed quote, timeline, and the engineer who would own your project. From there, you decide whether to proceed — no salesperson follow-up loop.