CrestVox Studio team planning a WordPress and Shopify website project

WORDPRESS MIGRATION SERVICE

WordPress migration from Wix, Squarespace or Webflow with your URLs and rankings protected

We move your site, content and images to WordPress and map every old URL to its new home, so visitors and search engines land on the right page. We work with businesses in India, the UK, the US, Australia and Canada.

  • 200+ projects delivered
  • 5 countries served
  • 24h reply to new enquiries
200+Projects delivered
5Countries served
24hReply to new enquiries
0Changes to your live site before launch

MIGRATION PLANS

Migration plans priced after we see your site

Basic Move

Small sites up to 20 pages

  • Content and image transfer
  • Redirect map for every page
  • Post-launch check

Custom quote

Based on page count and content volume

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Full Migration

Blogs, shops and custom forms

  • Blog and product migration
  • Forms and integrations rebuilt
  • Search Console monitoring

Custom quote

Based on URLs, forms and integrations

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Move and Redesign

Businesses moving and refreshing the look

  • New WordPress design
  • Speed work on the new site
  • Full SEO settings carried over

Custom quote

Based on design scope and pages

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HOW A MIGRATION RUNS

Six steps from old site to a safe, working WordPress site

01

Audit

We crawl your current site and list every page, image and form that needs to move.

Full URL list from a site crawlTop pages from Search ConsoleForms, apps and integrations listed
02

Map

We match each old URL to its new WordPress address and plan the redirects.

Old URL to new URL mapRedirect rules reviewedPages that can be merged or removed
03

Build

We rebuild the site on WordPress in a staging area and move the content across.

Content and images transferredTitles, descriptions and schema carried overMenus and internal links rebuilt
04

Test

We check forms, redirects, speed and mobile layout before anything goes live.

Redirects tested URL by URLForms and checkout testedSpeed and mobile review
05

Launch

We switch the domain, turn on redirects and tell search engines about the new site.

Domain and DNS switchSitemap submitted to Search ConsoleAnalytics and tracking confirmed
06

Monitor

We watch crawl errors, 404 pages and indexing for several weeks after launch.

Crawl and 404 error checksIndexing status in Search ConsoleFixes made as issues appear

REDIRECT MAP

Every old page gets a planned new address

Before anything moves, we list each old URL and agree its new destination with you. Redirects are tested one by one, so visitors and search engines land on the right page on launch day.

OLD URLNEW URLTYPE
/about-us//about/301
/services/web-design//services/web-design/301
/blog/2019/speed-tips//blog/speed-tips/301
/shop/product-name//product/product-name/301
/contact-us//contact/301

WHAT WE MOVE

Migration services for every part of your site

Redirect mapping

Every old URL is matched to a new page, so links and rankings are kept.

URL structure

Clean WordPress URLs planned before the move, not after.

Content transfer

Pages, posts and images moved with their titles, alt text and formatting.

Forms and integrations

Contact forms, email lists and booking tools rebuilt and tested.

SEO settings carried over

Titles, descriptions, headings and schema kept in place.

Image migration

Images moved and resized so pages stay fast on mobile.

Search Console and analytics

Tracking set up on the new site before launch day.

Post-launch monitoring

Errors and indexing checked for several weeks after the switch.

Keep your search and AI visibility through the move

Redirect map first

Every important old page has a planned destination before any switch happens.

Structure and schema carried over

Headings, titles and structured data move with the content, so search tools read the same facts.

Sitemaps and crawl rules checked

The new sitemap and robots rules are tested before launch.

WHO MOVES WITH US

Who moves to WordPress with us

Service businessesFirms that outgrew a simple builder and need proper service and blog pages.
Blogs and publishersContent-led sites that need categories, archives and a stronger editor.
Ecommerce brandsSmall stores that want WooCommerce, better product pages and more control.
Agencies and freelancersTeams moving client sites to WordPress in a managed, repeatable way.

What a migration with our team looks like

Written plan before any work

You see the URL map, timeline and price before we start.

Your old site stays live

We build on a staging site, so visitors see no change until launch day.

Clear rollback plan

If anything fails during the switch, we have a documented way back.

Training after launch

We show your team how to edit pages, posts and images in WordPress.

GET STARTED

Three steps to a migration plan

01

Tell us about your current site

Share your site address and what you want to move in a short form.

02

Talk to our team

You receive a call link within one working day to review the plan together.

03

Get a migration plan

We send a written plan with the URL map, timeline and price.

Questions to ask before moving your site to WordPress

Will I lose my Google rankings when I move?

A careful migration with a full redirect map protects most rankings. No honest provider can guarantee them, so we plan, test and monitor closely.

Can you move a site from Wix, Squarespace or Webflow?

Yes. We have a process for each platform, and we check what can be exported before we quote.

How long does a migration take?

Small sites can move in a few weeks. Larger sites with shops or many pages take longer, and we agree the timeline before we start.

Will my site be down during the move?

No. We build on a staging site and switch the domain only once everything is tested.

Planning a move? Get a migration plan

Share your current site address. We reply within 24 hours with a plan and a quote.

wordpress migration service

A safe WordPress migration service from Wix, Squarespace or Webflow

Our WordPress migration service moves your site, content and images to WordPress and maps every old URL to its new address. Visitors and search engines land on the right page, and the move is tested on a staging site before anything goes live. You keep your domain, your content and your search history, which is the main reason to plan a migration carefully.

How a migration is planned in six steps

We audit your current site, map each old address to its new home, build the new site on WordPress, test forms, redirects and speed, launch with a checklist, and then monitor errors and indexing for several weeks. Each step has a clear output, so you always know what has been done and what comes next.

What protects your rankings

A complete redirect map, carried-over titles and schema, a checked sitemap and close monitoring after launch protect search visibility. Google’s guidance on moving a site with URL changes describes the same principles we follow. No honest provider can guarantee rankings, but a careful plan keeps most of the traffic you already have. Our sitemap checker and robots.txt generator help confirm the new site is crawlable.

Moving from a specific platform

Moving from Wix, Squarespace or Webflow each has its own export limits, so we check what can be exported before we quote. Images and forms need extra care, and design details usually need rebuilding in WordPress. Read our Wix vs WordPress comparison or the WordPress vs Squarespace comparison to see what changes for your business.

What your team does during a migration

Your team confirms which pages matter most, approves the redirect map and reviews the staging site. Once the new site is live, we ask you to check your forms, your analytics and your key pages. Clear communication at each step keeps the project on time and avoids surprises at launch.

Start with a migration plan

Share your current site address and we reply within 24 hours with a plan and a quote. You can also book a free audit of your current site to see which pages bring the most visits, or contact us to discuss your move.

Why migrations go wrong without a plan

Most failed migrations share one cause: the old URLs were not mapped. When a page moves without a redirect, visitors hit errors and search engines lose the page’s history. A complete redirect map prevents this. Every old address is listed, matched to its new address and tested before launch.

Another common problem is forgotten content. Old blog posts, downloads and landing pages can disappear during a move. We crawl the old site first, so the full list of pages is known before any rebuild starts.

Keeping forms and integrations working

Contact forms, booking tools and email lists must work on the new site before you switch. We rebuild each form, connect it to the same destination, and test it with real submissions. Analytics and conversion tracking are set up before launch, so your data continues without a gap.

After launch we check the old and new sitemaps, watch errors in Search Console, and confirm that the important pages are indexed. Google’s guide to site moves describes the same checks.

What we need from you before a migration

To plan a migration we need access to your current site, your domain registrar and hosting details, and a list of the forms and integrations in use. Please also tell us which pages matter most to your business, since they get the most careful redirect checks.

Having this information ready shortens the audit and keeps the timeline on track.