<WordPress Migration Services/>

Site moves handled quietly, with no downtime, no lost rankings and no phone call at midnight.

Migrations are the work that looks simple in a proposal and goes wrong in practice. Mixed content warnings, broken redirects, a media library that did not come across, orders lost during the switch, or a client discovering their contact form has been silently failing for a week. Agencies usually only find out a migration went badly after the client does. We move sites for agencies as an invisible technical team: full copy, tested on staging, cutover planned around the client's traffic, and a rollback ready if anything looks wrong. NDA signed first, nothing carrying our name.

// what's included

What we move

Host to Host Moves

Any host to any host, including cPanel, managed WordPress, and cloud servers, with the same PHP and WordPress versions verified on both sides before the switch.

Platform Migrations

Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify, Joomla, Drupal and static sites rebuilt in WordPress with content, media, structure and URLs preserved.

Store Migrations

WooCommerce and other stores moved with products, customers, orders and coupons intact, plus a final sync at cutover so nothing placed mid-move is lost.

Domain & URL Changes

Domain moves, HTTP to HTTPS, subdomain to subfolder, and permalink structure changes, each with a full redirect map so nothing 404s.

Database & Media

Serialised data handled correctly, media libraries verified file by file, and search and replace done in a way that does not corrupt stored arrays.

Multisite Work

Networks moved, single sites extracted out of a network, or standalone sites merged into one, with users and roles reconciled.

Post-Move Checks

Speed, uptime, SSL, email deliverability, forms and search indexing all verified after the move rather than assumed.

Rollback Plan

The old environment stays intact until the new one is proven. Every migration has a defined way back, written down before we start.

// how it works

How a migration runs

01

You Send the Details

Current host, target host, and anything unusual about the site. Access credentials come from you, so we never talk to the client.

02

We Audit & Plan

We check size, plugins, PHP version, custom code and anything likely to break, then confirm the plan and a fixed quote the same day.

03

We Build on the New Host

A full copy goes up on the destination, secured against indexing, and gets tested page by page while the live site carries on untouched.

04

We Cut Over

DNS switched in the client's quietest window, with a final content and order sync so nothing from the gap is lost.

05

We Verify & Hand Over

SSL, redirects, forms, email, search visibility and speed all checked after go live, then the report comes to you.

// standards

What every migration includes

  • Full backup of the original site, kept until you confirm you are happy
  • Staging copy tested before anything is switched
  • Redirect map for every changed URL, handed to you as a file
  • SSL and mixed content checked, not assumed
  • Contact forms and transactional email tested after the move
  • Search Console and analytics continuity handled
  • Cutover scheduled around the client's lowest traffic period
  • Old environment left intact so a rollback stays possible

// guarantee

Working with us

  • NDA signed before any work starts
  • No mb3techs branding anywhere in the work or the reports
  • We never contact your client, at any point
  • Scope confirmed the same day you send the brief
  • 30 days of bug fixes after the move, included
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// faq

Migration questions

Planned properly, no. The site is rebuilt on the new host and tested there while the old one stays live. The switch is a DNS change, and we schedule it in the client's quietest window. Visitors keep seeing a working site throughout because both copies exist during the cutover.
Not if the URLs and redirects are handled correctly, which is the part most rushed migrations get wrong. On a like for like host move nothing about the URLs changes. On a platform move or a domain change we map every old URL to its new home with 301 redirects and hand you the map.
Yes. These are rebuilds rather than transfers, because there is no WordPress database to copy. Content, media, page structure and URLs come across, the design is rebuilt in WordPress, and the old URLs get redirected. We tell you upfront which parts need rebuilding rather than pretending it is a copy and paste.
Stores need extra care because orders keep arriving while you work. We take a full copy, build and test on the new host, then run a final database sync at cutover so no order placed during the window is lost. Payment gateways and webhooks are re-pointed and tested with real test transactions.
Yes. Multisite networks, sites with tens of thousands of posts, and sites with large media libraries are all normal work. Large sites mainly need a different sync strategy and a longer test pass, which is reflected in the timeline we give you.
That is what the staging pass is for. We test before the switch, and we keep the old environment intact afterwards rather than deleting it the same day, so there is always a way back. If something surfaces after go live, it is covered by the 30 days of post-launch fixes.
We work with Kinsta, WP Engine, Cloudways, SiteGround, Hostinger, AWS, DigitalOcean and most others, including your own agency servers. If you are still choosing, tell us the site's traffic and type and we will give you an honest opinion rather than an affiliate link.
Fixed quote per site once we have seen it, because migrations vary enormously. A small brochure site moving between hosts is quick. A store with an ERP sync, or a Wix site that needs rebuilding, is a project. You get the number before the work, not after.

// next step

Tell us what needs moving and where

Send the current site and the destination. You get a plan, a fixed quote and a straight answer on anything that will need rebuilding rather than copying, before you promise the client a date.

Get a fixed quote