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Migrating sites, servers and applications

Switch control panel

We move your accounts between cPanel, Plesk and HestiaCP, taking care of every site, every database and every mailbox.

Tell us what is happening: we review your situation and identify what makes sense to assess first.

The scenario

Switching panels without losing control of each account

I want to move from cPanel to Plesk or HestiaCP, or the other way round.

Does any of this sound familiar?

  • You want to leave a panel because of cost, licenses or your team's preference.
  • You don't know what is lost or changes when moving from one panel to another.
  • Some accounts have particular configurations.
  • You can't afford to test on production.
Our approach

How we solve it

Hosting with cPanel, Plesk or HestiaCP, reseller plans on all three panels, migration service.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    Accounts, domains, databases, email and custom configurations.

  2. 02

    Sizing

    The target environment and resources per account.

  3. 03

    Proposal

    Migration order and windows.

  4. 04

    Implementation

    Migration in batches with account-by-account verification.

  5. 05

    Operation

    Follow-up afterwards.

What to expect

  • An inventory of the differences between panels before we start.
  • Accounts tested in the new panel before traffic is switched.
  • The option to migrate in batches, without holding up every client at once.

What depends on a technical assessment

Number of accounts, data volume, email, customizations, available window.

What it does not cover

Configurations that depend on features exclusive to one panel may need alternatives; we identify them in the discovery.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I move only some accounts?

Yes, it can be done in batches.

Which panel suits me?

We recommend one in the discovery, based on your case.

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.