Free migration
Move it to us. The moving costs you nothing, and every login ends up in your name instead of theirs.
What it costs to leave it
It breaks the day you need a change. A new price. A product you stopped selling. A form that quietly stopped sending. That is when you find out nobody has the password, the hosting is under somebody else's email, and the person who set it up is not answering.
How the move goes
We look at what is actually there: where it is hosted, who holds the domain, what is broken. You get that back in writing whether or not you move.
Same look, same words, same pages. We are not redesigning anything at this stage, we are getting it somewhere you own. Old page addresses keep working, so Google does not lose you.
Domain, hosting, business email, security certificate. Your account, your card, your email on the recovery. We hold access because you gave it to us, not because you cannot get it back.
Where the free part stops
Nobody has a fifteen-page site by accident. If yours is bigger, say so when you send the link and we will tell you before we start, not after.
Why free
Moving a site is about a day of work. We would rather spend that day earning your maintenance than send you an invoice for it, so the move is free when the site comes onto our Care & maintenance plan: updates, backups, and someone who picks up. We quote that plan after we have seen the site, because quoting it before would be guessing.
If you only want it moved and then left alone, that is fine and it is not free. We will quote the move on its own and you keep every login the same way.
On Wix, Shopify or a template
Same job, different reason. Everything you built sits on somebody else's platform, and the day their price or their rules change, you find out how little of it is yours. We take what is there, put it somewhere you own, and keep the old page addresses working so the search results you already have still land.
Worth saying plainly: if the rented one is doing its job and the bill is small, stay. Moving for the sake of moving is our time wasted and your risk taken.
If your developer answers the phone and the site does what you need, do not move it. Nothing here beats someone who picks up. Send them this page and ask for the logins in your name, that part you should have either way.
We build the new copy first and only switch the domain over once it is working. The window where anything could look different is minutes, and we do it outside your business hours.
It happens. Where the domain is registered in your business name we can usually get control back without them. Where it is not, we tell you that on day one rather than three weeks in, and we rebuild the same site rather than fight for it.
Not if the old page addresses keep working, which is the part most moves get wrong. Every old address points at its new one, so a result someone clicks from Google still lands where it should.
No, and we would rather you did not. Move first, live with it, then decide what actually needs changing. A redesign bundled into a move hides which of the two broke something.
We quote it after looking at the site, because a five-page brochure and a shop taking orders are not the same job. If the number does not suit you, the move is still quotable on its own.
Paste the address of your current site on WhatsApp. You get back what is there, who holds what, and what it would take to move it. No charge for that part whether you move or not
