Website migration
Change platforms. Keep your rankings.
Move off the platform that's holding you back, with your search rankings intact.
Short answer
Can I move my website without losing my Google rankings?
Yes, if the move is planned. Every URL that brings traffic is mapped to its new address with a permanent redirect, the content that ranks is kept, and the new site is tested on staging before launch. Then search traffic is monitored for the first weeks so anything missed is fixed quickly.
Key facts
- Local rate (PH)
- From ₱40,000, excl. VAT
- International
- From US$1,600, excl. VAT
- Typical timeline
- 3–5 weeks
What you get
What's included.
Migration & Replatform
₱40,000
US$1,600 international · excl. VAT · 3–5 weeks
Move off the platform that's holding you back, with your search rankings intact.
Who it's for
- Businesses outgrowing a website builder or an old WordPress setup
- Sites moving to a faster platform such as Next.js or a headless CMS
- Anyone changing hosts, domains or URL structures
How it works
- 01
Audit what you have
Every page, the URLs that bring search traffic and links, and what produces enquiries.
- 02
Map and build
Each old address gets a destination on the new site, with permanent (301) redirects.
- 03
Test on staging
Redirects, forms, tracking and mobile checked before anything goes live.
- 04
Launch and monitor
Sitemaps submitted, Search Console watched, and anything missed fixed in the first weeks.
FAQ
Website migration FAQ
Will my traffic dip after a migration?
Some movement in the first weeks is normal while Google processes the changes. With redirects and content in place, rankings should settle back; a steady decline means something was missed and needs fixing.
Can you move my content as well?
Yes. Content moves with the site, with titles, headings and images carried over so the pages that rank keep what made them rank.
How long do redirects need to stay?
At least a year, and ideally permanently, because old links and bookmarks keep sending visitors to the old addresses.