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WordPress Site Migration

Your site moved whole — files, database, forms, SSL, mail, redirects — with a checklist you can see and a week of cover after.

Basics

  • Full transfer: files, database, configuration

  • Checklist acceptance: forms, SSL, mail, redirects — verified, not assumed

  • DNS switch planned for minimal downtime — typically under 15 minutes

  • 7 days of post-migration support included

  • Two clear tiers: Standard for a straightforward move, Complex for multisite, big or store sites

Plans

Pricing

Standard
$290 one-time
  • Site size up to 5 GB
  • Domain same domain
  • Verification checklist Included
  • Post-move support 7 days
Complex
$590 one-time
  • Site size over 5 GB welcome
  • Domain domain change with SEO redirects
  • Multisite networks Included
  • WooCommerce with live orders Included
  • Verification checklist Included

Start

How it works

  1. The order becomes a service you can watch

    The paid order becomes a service in your panel with a status of its own, and every change to it is recorded on the service page. From that page you write to us whenever you need to — one conversation per service, not one per order, so there is no second chat to check.

  2. You hand over access, not passwords by email

    The short intake form asked what the work needs while you were ordering, and its answers travel with the service. Credentials go into the panel's encrypted storage, never into an email thread, and the form itself never asks for one.

  3. Small requests start; larger ones wait for your word

    Every request is estimated first, free. Estimated at two hours or less, it starts right away with a notification to you; above that it waits for you to approve the deduction. You can lower that threshold to zero and approve everything.

  4. Every hour is a line, and nothing renews by itself

    Work is logged in quarter-hour steps, each entry tied to the request that caused it, with the remaining balance visible as a number. A subscription renews only under a payment mandate you granted — and can revoke — in the panel.

Illustration of the client panel — not a real account. Every deduction is a line, the balance is a number.

Included

What's included

Standard: the straightforward move

One site up to 5 GB, staying on the same domain — WordPress or a static site — moved to your new hosting and verified.

Complex: the loaded move

Multisite networks, sites over 5 GB, domain changes with SEO redirects preserved, or WooCommerce stores with live orders — moves where mistakes actually cost money.

Verification checklist

Forms send, SSL is valid, mail flows, redirects hold, admin works. The checklist is part of acceptance — a migration is done when it passes, not when the files arrive.

DNS switch with minimal downtime

The switch is planned and executed to keep the gap minimal — typically under 15 minutes.

7 days of post-move support

Anything that turns out crooked in the first week after the move is on us to straighten.

Not included

The hosting and domain themselves (you buy and own them), and mailbox migration — that is quoted separately before work starts.

Compare

Compare plans

Compare plans
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What you get Standard $290 one-time Complex $590 one-time
Site size up to 5 GB over 5 GB welcome
Domain same domain domain change with SEO redirects
Multisite networks Outside the plan Included
WooCommerce with live orders Outside the plan Included
Verification checklist Included Included
Post-move support 7 days 7 days
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Promise

Our guarantees

  • No deposits to negotiate, no invoice to chase

    Paying in the panel puts the work in our queue and opens its page for you; access collection follows through the encrypted vault. We print no delivery window for the migration itself — our order book does not commit one, and we would rather print nothing than invent a date.

  • Change your mind before we start — 100% back

    A one-time order refunded in full on request any time before work begins, per our refund policy.

  • Done means the checklist passed

    Acceptance is objective: forms, SSL, mail and redirects verified. Plus 7 days of cover for anything the checklist could not see.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Which tier do I need?

Standard covers the common case: one site up to 5 GB, staying on its domain. Complex exists for the moves that carry real risk — multisite, over 5 GB, a domain change that must keep your SEO, or a WooCommerce store taking live orders during the move. Unsure? The intake form settles it before you pay, not after.

Will my site be down during the migration?

The transfer itself happens with your site fully up — we copy, we do not drag. The only gap is the DNS switch, planned for minimal downtime; typically it is under 15 minutes.

Will I lose Google rankings if I change domains?

A domain change without redirect discipline usually does cost rankings — which is why the Complex tier exists: page-level redirects preserved and verified as part of the checklist. Rankings are never guaranteed by anyone honest, but the technical causes of migration losses are exactly what the checklist closes.

What about my email?

Mail flow is on the verification checklist: after the switch we confirm that mail still sends and arrives. Moving mailboxes themselves is a separate job — quoted before we start, never billed as a surprise.

My store takes orders around the clock — how do you avoid losing them?

That is the WooCommerce case of the Complex tier: the move is sequenced to protect orders placed during the transition, and checkout is verified before and after the DNS switch.

What do you need from me?

Access to the old hosting, the new hosting, and the domain's DNS — all through the platform's encrypted vault. You buy the new hosting yourself and stay its owner; if you want advice picking it, that is a written recommendation, not a commission-driven push.

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In the panel this service is listed as “WordPress Site Migration”.