Moving from
WordPress
Plugin updates, security patches, a theme nobody wants to touch.
Website migrations
We rebuild your site on a faster setup you can update by texting Otto in your portal, while protecting the things Google already trusts.
Moving from
Plugin updates, security patches, a theme nobody wants to touch.
Moving from
Easy to start, hard to grow, and slow on phones.
Moving from
Pretty templates, but every change still means logging in.
The move
We list every page, image, form and link on your current site, plus what Google already knows about it.
Our team rebuilds your site on a faster setup. We tidy your content as we go and you approve the design.
Every old address points to its new home, so bookmarks, links and search results keep working.
Forms, links, analytics and mobile layouts are checked before anything switches over.
We move the domain at a quiet time and watch it closely as it goes live.
For the weeks after launch we keep an eye on errors and search traffic and fix anything that slips.
What we protect
Old links keep working. Nothing important ends up as a dead page.
What shows in Google comes across, page by page, unless you ask to improve it.
Your tracking moves with you, so you can compare before and after.
Contact forms, booking links and email signups are rebuilt and tested.
Nobody can honestly promise rankings won't move at all. What we can do is protect everything search engines already rely on: your addresses, redirects, titles and content. That's what keeps a migration from hurting.
It depends on how big the site is and how much needs tidying. We give you a date after your Free AI Check and launch on it.
No. Keep it running until the new site is live and checked. We'll tell you when it's safe to cancel.
Not always. If your current site works and you rarely change it, it may be fine. Our guide on replacing WordPress walks through when it's worth it.
Tell us the chore. We'll tell you honestly if it's worth automating, and what it would take.
No credit card. No pitch deck. Built in Indianapolis.