200+ migrations completed · Zero downtime
★★★★★ Clutch 5.0
Migrate to WordPress. Lose nothing.
A migration done wrong destroys your SEO, so after 200+ of them we know exactly what to transfer, what to redirect, and what to test before you go live.
200+
Migrations completed
0
Downtime at cutover
5.0
Rating on Clutch
2000+
Projects built
Our work
Who we've built for.
What we do
Every major platform, migrated.
Pick your platform. See what’s involved.
Wix to WordPress
Fully rebuilt in WordPress: better performance, more flexibility, no monthly platform fee. Your content, design, and SEO come with you.
Squarespace to WordPress
Squarespace exports content, not design. We move every page across and rebuild your templates properly in WordPress.
Webflow to WordPress
Powerful and expensive tool, with limits to what editors can do. Design and CMS content move to WordPress intact.
Divi to Elementor
Our most common migration. Faster site, cleaner code output and a builder gaining market share. Your design comes out better.
WPBakery to Elementor
WPBakery (Visual Composer) leaves shortcodes across your database. Elementor clears it out and your editors finally get a usable builder.
Beaver Builder to Elementor
Stable, but the ecosystem moved to Elementor: more developers, more integrations, higher design ceiling. We rebuild on staging while your site stays live.
WordPress.com to WordPress.org
Same software, different ownership. Self-hosting unlocks any plugin, any theme, full monetization, real hosting and no plan ladder.
Duda to WordPress
Built for agencies that resell sites, and the lock-in shows. Whether you outgrew it or inherited it, you leave owning the site.
Shopify to WooCommerce
Transaction fees up to 2% per order, app costs, locked URLs. Products, customers, and order history move to WooCommerce. Zero downtime, zero ranking loss.
BigCommerce to WooCommerce
BigCommerce bumps your plan at $30K and $100K, then takes 0.9% above the cap. WooCommerce: no caps, no platform fee. Products, customers, orders intact.
Magento to WooCommerce
Magento 1 is end-of-life. Hosting, DevOps, and Adobe Commerce licensing keep rising. WooCommerce costs a fraction, full catalog, customers, and orders intact.
Drupal to WordPress
Drupal 7 hit end of life in January 2025: no security updates. We move content, taxonomy, users, and URL redirects into a modern WordPress build.
HubSpot CMS to WordPress
HubSpot CMS charges $400-1,200/month for features that WordPress provides free. We move your website to WordPress while keeping your HubSpot CRM and marketing tools. Only the CMS moves; nothing else changes.
Why migrations go wrong
Three mistakes cause 90% of SEO damage.
All three are skipped steps: redirects, SEO metadata, testing before launch.
- No redirect mapping. Every changed URL needs a 301 redirect. Miss a handful, lose months of organic traffic.
- SEO data not transferred. Titles, meta descriptions, alt text, structured data. If they don't move, rankings drop within weeks.
- Going live too fast. Skip staging QA and real visitors find the broken forms and missing images. Not us.
Marko
Head of Development
20+ yrs WordPress
Miloš
Web Developer
15+ yrs WooCommerce
Marko
Web Developer
10+ yrs WordPress
How we work
Our four-step migration process.
Any platform, any size.
01
Content and URL audit
We crawl your site, export every URL, and map metadata and architecture before touching anything.
02
Staging build
The full WordPress build goes on a staging URL. Review, request changes, sign off before go-live.
03
QA and redirect mapping
Every page, form, and link tested. The complete 301 map from old URLs to new, verified on staging.
04
Launch and post-migration monitoring
Cutover, redirects, new sitemap to Google. Then 4 weeks watching rankings and traffic for anything unexpected.
What stands out most is Mineweb’s combination of technical expertise and understanding of business and marketing needs. They are proactive, responsive, and focused on practical solutions, making them a reliable long-term partner. Their ongoing support has reduced turnaround times for new pages, content updates, technical fixes, and functionality improvements.
I would work with them anytime and recommend them to everyone. Really amazing team!
The Mineweb team always delivered on time, they were efficient, professional and easy to communicate with, dealt with issues in a professional manner and resolved them swiftly.
They successfully completed the integration of Showcase IDX allowing for dynamic property search and filtering. This was amazing because we have previously struggled to find an agency to help us with this part of the site, because it is highly specialized. They did a phenomenal job.
Problems we solve
What we fix when you migrate.
Any platform, any size.
Broken builder
Your builder is discontinued, buggy, or abandoned. We rebuild on a platform with support behind it.
Page builder lock-in
Monthly fee, app store, template system, no way out. We move you onto a site you fully own.
Slow, bloated site
Years of plugin and builder bloat. We rebuild clean, faster than optimizing what’s already there.
Blog
Migration guides from our team.
How we move sites to WordPress without losing rankings, from Squarespace, Divi and Wix.
Common questions
Migration questions, answered.
If the migration is done correctly (full redirect mapping, SEO metadata transfer, proper crawl configuration), your rankings typically hold and often improve. We’ve never seen a well-executed migration cause lasting ranking drops. We monitor your key rankings for 4 weeks post-launch and investigate immediately if we see anything unexpected.
No. We build the new WordPress site on a staging domain while your existing site stays live. The cutover, where we point your domain at the new site, typically takes under 30 minutes. DNS propagation means some visitors might see the old site for a few hours, but both versions are live and functional throughout.
Small business sites with 10-20 pages take 3-5 weeks. Mid-size sites with 50-100 pages and a more complex design take 5-8 weeks. Large sites, WooCommerce stores, or migrations with complex custom functionality run 8-14 weeks. We’ll give you a realistic timeline after reviewing your current site.
Yes. If you like your current design, we recreate it in WordPress as closely as possible. If you want to refresh the design as part of the migration, we can do that too. Many clients use the migration as an opportunity to update their look without starting completely from scratch.
Every migration is quoted individually. The price depends on the size of the site, how much design work it needs, and whether it involves WooCommerce or custom development. We’ll give you a fixed price after reviewing your site, no surprises mid-project.
Both, and you decide. We inventory every URL first, then recommend which pages to carry over as-is, which to consolidate, and which to retire with a redirect. Thin or duplicate pages are often better merged, and we flag those before touching anything.
Admin access to your current site or platform, access to your domain’s DNS, and a point of contact for questions. If the old platform is locked down, screenshots and a sitemap are enough for us to scope it. We handle the rest.
Yes. All images, PDFs, and downloadable files move to the new WordPress media library with their links updated. We also compress and convert images to modern formats during the move, so the new site is lighter than the old one.
Always. We rebuild on a private staging URL while your live site stays untouched. You review the new site page by page and sign off before anything changes. Cutover only happens once you approve, and it happens at the DNS level with no downtime.
Nothing. Website hosting and email are separate services. We only change the records that point to your site, and we leave your mail records exactly as they are, so email keeps working through the entire migration.
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