Migrate WordPress or WooCommerce
We assess your site, test it in the new environment before redirecting traffic and coordinate the move of files, database and email.
Tell us what is happening: we review your situation and identify what makes sense to assess first.
Changing hosting with a way back
I want to change hosting without nasty surprises.
Does any of this sound familiar?
- A previous migration broke email or left the site down.
- You don't know which plugins, scheduled tasks or email accounts depend on the old server.
- You are afraid of losing search ranking.
- There is no way back if something goes wrong.
How we solve it
WordPress hosting, cloud servers, migration service, backups and monitoring.
- 01
Discovery
Files, database, plugins, scheduled tasks, certificates and email.
- 02
Sizing
The target environment based on the real load.
- 03
Proposal
Plan, change window and a way back.
- 04
Implementation
Copy to the new environment, tests and a coordinated DNS change.
- 05
Operation
Follow-up after the change.
What to expect
- Lower risk of outages and of email or search-ranking problems during the switch.
- A site tested in the new environment before your visitors see it.
- A rehearsed rollback plan in case something does not go as expected.
Services we solve it with
What depends on a technical assessment
Size of the site and database, number of orders, associated email, available change window, level of operation afterwards.
What it does not cover
We don't redesign the site or fix third-party code. We report what we find.
Frequently asked questions
Is my site down during the migration?
We plan to minimize the interruption; we define it in the proposal.
Is email migrated too?
Yes, it is part of the discovery.
What if something goes wrong?
We prepare a way back before changing anything.
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View solution →Tell us what you need to solve
The first conversation is about understanding the situation. You do not need to know the right product in advance.
