Will we lose our Google rankings when we migrate the website?
Not if every URL is handled. Before launch we list every URL on your site and map a redirect for each one that changes. After launch we submit the new sitemap to Search Console and fix crawl errors. A changed URL with no redirect loses the rankings it had, which is why this comes first.
Why move off a Lovable or Bolt site?
Because AI search often can’t read it. In our YC website study, client-rendered single-page sites showed AI crawlers a median of 8 words. Framer homepages showed 1,543.
Which platforms can you move us between?
WordPress to Framer or Webflow, Webflow to Framer or back, Wix or Squarespace to Webflow, Wix to Framer, Framer to Next.js, and Lovable or Bolt sites to a site AI tools can read. We help you pick on the call.
Will the migration lower our running cost?
It can, and cost is often why teams move. We help you pick the platform on the call, and every URL is kept either way.
Do you change the copy or the design during a migration?
A migration moves the site you have. If you want new copy and a new design too, that’s a website redesign.
Who owns the site after the move?
You do, once the project is paid. The site, the code and every account are handed over to you.
How much does a website migration cost?
It depends on how many pages and old URLs have to move, and which forms, tools and CMS content come with them. We quote it after a 30-minute call, with a fixed scope, price and date in writing within 3 business days. Starting prices are on our pricing page.
How long does a website migration take?
It depends on how many pages and old links have to move. A small site can move in under 3 weeks, and we’ve launched full sites in 6 days. You get the launch date in writing within 3 business days of the call.
Can you move one page or do a quick fix?
Yes. Book a call and tell us what needs to move or be fixed; we quote it after the call. If small fixes keep coming, our website maintenance plans cover them each month.