Platform, content volume, commerce state, and feature complexity define the migration surface area.
WordPress-first migration planning
Plan the move before your traffic, forms, and URLs pay for it.
Enter your current platform, site shape, and constraints. Get a transparent migration score, rebuild recommendation, risk checklist, and hosting tier in under five minutes.
5 min
Typical completion time
0-100
Transparent rules-based score
3 tiers
Hosting fit matched to complexity
What the report includes
A practical answer, not a generic checklist.
Quickly see whether the project is straightforward, complex, or leaning toward rebuild.
Know where redirects, metadata, ecommerce logic, or content cleanup can derail the move.
Avoid buying infrastructure that is either underpowered or oversold for the migration you actually have.
Fast enough for discovery, detailed enough for a real plan.
The engine weighs structure, urgency, SEO continuity, integrations, and redesign appetite.
Get the output you need to brief a developer, agency, or hosting provider without guesswork.
Built for the migration pairs people actually search for.
joomla to wordpress
Joomla to WordPress Migration Guide
Understand what a Joomla to WordPress migration involves, including legacy content cleanup, extension replacement, URL risk, and the hosting profile that usually fits best.
shopify to woocommerceShopify to WooCommerce Migration Guide
Assess whether Shopify to WooCommerce is a straightforward ecommerce migration or a higher-risk rebuild involving catalog logic, subscriptions, accounts, and SEO.
wix to wordpressWix to WordPress Migration Guide
Plan a Wix to WordPress migration with realistic expectations for content transfer, design rebuild work, SEO risk, and the hosting setup that fits best.
squarespace to wordpressSquarespace to WordPress Migration Guide
Learn what usually transfers from Squarespace to WordPress, where design and content models break, and how to protect SEO during the move.
webflow to wordpressWebflow to WordPress Migration Guide
Evaluate a Webflow to WordPress migration with a realistic view of CMS collection remapping, design rebuild work, and SEO continuity for content-driven sites.
Use the editorial layer when you need more detail than the score alone.
decision
Migrate vs Rebuild: How to Decide the Right Path for Your Website
Use this framework to decide when a CMS move should preserve the existing site, when it should include a redesign, and when a full rebuild is the safer choice.
checklistWebsite Migration Checklist: The Launch Plan That Prevents Costly Mistakes
Follow this practical website migration checklist before, during, and after launch to reduce SEO loss, broken journeys, and avoidable rework.
seoSEO Risks During a CMS Migration and How to Control Them
Understand the SEO risks that appear during a CMS migration, from URL changes to content loss, and learn how to reduce ranking damage before launch.
hostingWhat Hosting Do I Need After Migrating? A Practical Way to Choose
Learn how to choose the right hosting tier after a CMS migration based on traffic, operational complexity, ecommerce needs, and support expectations.
Small businesses, content teams, freelancers, and agencies making a platform move.
Leaving Wix, Squarespace, or an outdated custom site for more control and stronger SEO options.
Moving to WordPress for ownership, plugins, and more flexible editorial workflows.
Using the tool as a scoping framework before committing to migration estimates or rebuild proposals.
Common launch-stage questions
Is this tool only for WordPress migrations?
The MVP is WordPress-first because that is where the initial hosting and migration guidance is strongest, but the scoring model stays broad enough to support more destinations later.
Will the tool crawl my live site automatically?
No. This version is intentionally manual and transparent. You answer a short set of questions and get a rules-based plan without opaque automation claims.
Can agencies use this in pre-sales?
Yes. The wizard is fast enough to use in discovery calls or as a qualification layer before formal scoping.