Platform to platform
Move to the CMS that fits how you work now, with content, images, and URLs carried over.
- WordPress
- Wix
- Weebly
- Squarespace
- Webflow
- Framer
- Shopify
- WooCommerce
- BigCommerce
- Blogger
- Joomla
- Drupal
- Ghost
Move without losing anything
Website Migration
Any platform, any page builder, any host. Moved without losing pages, rankings, or email.
- We move
- Platforms, builders, code, hosts, domains
- Rankings
- Redirects mapped
- Kept working
- Old site
- Live until the new one is ready
What we migrate
Whatever you are moving from, and wherever it is going.
Page builder to page builder
Switch builders inside WordPress without starting the site again, for a faster or easier-to-edit setup.
- Elementor
- Divi
- WPBakery
- Oxygen Builder
- Bricks
- Beaver Builder
- Gutenberg
- Breakdance
- Thrive Architect
- Brizy
- Avada
Custom code to CMS, and back
Turn a hand-coded site into one you can edit yourself, or move a CMS site to custom code for speed and control.
- PHP
- HTML and CSS
- JavaScript
- Next.js
- React
- Python
- Laravel
- Node.js
Host to host
Leave a slow, expensive, or unreliable host for a better one, with files, databases, email, and SSL moved properly.
- SiteGround
- GreenGeeks
- Cloudways
- Hostinger
- HostGator
- MilesWeb
- HostPapa
- GoDaddy
- DreamHost
- Namecheap
- NameHero
- Flywheel
- WP Engine
- InMotion
- Bluehost
- Kinsta
- A2 Hosting
- IONOS
Moving hosts anyway? Consider hosting with us, which includes monthly maintenance.
Domain transfers
Domain transfers, handled for you.
You do not need to work out registrars, codes, or settings. We do the work; we just need you for one short step.
- 01
We prepare the transfer
We unlock the domain at your current registrar, get the transfer code, and copy your DNS records so the website and email keep working through the move.
- 02
A 5-minute checkout with you
We just need you available for a quick checkout. It takes about five minutes, and we guide you through it live.
- 03
We approve and confirm
We watch for the approval emails, confirm the transfer, and check that the records are in place at the new registrar.
- 04
The registry completes it
Our part is done within a day. The domain registry then takes 2 to 5 business days to finish the transfer, and your site stays online throughout.
Need a new domain instead? See domain registration. Moving email at the same time? See business email.
How a migration works
Mapped first, moved second, switched last.
Migrations go wrong when they are rushed. We map everything, move it to a private staging copy, check it side by side, and only switch over once the new site is confirmed.
Step 1
Inventory and URL map
Every page, image, form, and URL listed, with a redirect map so every old link points to its new home.
Step 2
Move to staging
Content, database, media, and design moved to the new platform, builder, or host on a private staging copy, while your current site stays live.
Step 3
Check everything side by side
Old and new compared page by page: redirects tested, titles and descriptions kept, forms and email confirmed working.
Step 4
Switch over
DNS switched with as little downtime as possible. The old site stays in place until the new one is confirmed working.
How we protect what you have
What a careful migration looks like.
Nothing moves until it is mapped
Every page and URL is listed before anything moves, so nothing quietly disappears along the way.
Redirects so your rankings follow
Old URLs point to their new pages with 301 redirects, and titles and descriptions are kept, so Google and your visitors find you in the new place.
Email keeps working
Email records are planned before any DNS change, so messages keep arriving during and after the move.
Live stores move with their data
For stores, the database is synced at the switch, so orders and customer accounts placed during the move are not lost.
From our own projects
Three moves off hosting that had stopped fitting the business
The brief
Two stores had outgrown shared hosting, where you are sharing CPU and memory with hundreds of strangers and your checkout slows down because someone else is having a good day. A third was on Flywheel, paying managed-hosting prices for a site that did not need managed-hosting hand-holding.
What we did
- Moved Silly Boom and VYN Denim from shared hosting onto VPS hosting, so each store has resources that belong to it rather than whatever is left over.
- Moved Elevator Operator Band off Flywheel onto our own VPS plan, cutting the monthly cost without giving up performance.
- Migrated live stores with orders and customer accounts in them, which means syncing the database at cutover rather than restoring a copy taken the day before and quietly losing a day of sales.
- Kept URLs identical across each move and watched the index afterwards, because a migration that changes URLs is a redirect project wearing a migration costume.
Why it mattered
Most people move hosts for the wrong reason, usually a bad support ticket, and stay on the wrong plan for years for the same reason. Nobody wants to risk the move. The risk is real but it is almost entirely in the cutover, and the cutover is the part you can plan for.
Want the same for your project? Tell us what you are trying to fix and you will get a straight answer about whether a website migration is the right thing to spend on.
What you get
What every migration includes, and what is separate.
Included in every migration
- Full content, database, and media migration
- A URL map and 301 redirects, so your SEO comes with you
- Titles, descriptions, and internal links kept
- DNS, SSL, and email planned before the switch
- The move tested on a private staging copy first
- Side-by-side checks of pages, forms, and email
- A switch with as little downtime as possible
Separate, when you need it
- A redesign during the move: see web design and development
- Moving an online store to a new platform: see ecommerce website development
- Hosting for the new site, with monthly maintenance included
- Mailbox moves to a new provider: see business email
- Worried about rankings after the move? Add SEO to watch and grow them.
- Moving because the site was hacked? Start with website security.
- Want someone to look after the site once it is moved? See website maintenance.
Pricing
What a website migration costs.
Website migration
From $50
For one simple website. The final price depends on the size of the site and the kind of move: host to host, platform to platform, builder to builder, or custom code.
How it works
- Fixed, writtenQuote
- Staging firstTested on
- Stays liveOld site
Paid by PayPal or Wise. You get a fixed written quote before anything moves.
Moving several websites? We offer better pricing for multiple sites, so ask for one quote covering them all. Moving to our hosting at the same time? We plan both together.
Who moves your site
We move sites between platforms and hosts all the time.
Rahim KhanFounder, Website 2 Design
Rahim has led more than 300 website builds and moved sites between almost every popular platform, page builder, and host, including live stores with orders coming in.
That is why the risky part of a migration, the switch, is planned in detail before it happens, and why your current site stays online until the new one is proven.
Prefer email? Send a brief through the contact page and Rahim replies within one working day.
Client feedback
What clients say about their migrations.
Verified Fiverr reviews from migration projects.
“Rahim migrated our website from Wix to WordPress and did a superb job, to our complete satisfaction. He responded quickly and thoroughly to our requests and questions, implemented special requests exactly as we imagined, delivered on time, and kept helping us after the project was handed over. We will gladly use Rahim's work again for future projects.”
“Rahim did an excellent job migrating two WordPress sites and all emails. Communication was clear, the plan was solid, and execution was flawless. No downtime, no data loss. Fast, professional, and reliable. Highly recommend and would hire again.”
“Thank you so much for working through a difficult website update. It took longer than expected because of an internal error and he stuck with it and made sure the product was quality. Really appreciate you and your efforts.”
“Professional, fast and easy to work with. This is a top-notch provider who will work to make something right for you!”
206+ reviews across Fiverr and Google, 4.8 average on Fiverr. Read them all
Migration questions, answered straight.
What people ask before moving their website.
Have another question? Contact us
Migrations start from $50, or ₹3,000 in India, for one simple website. The final price depends on the size of the site and the kind of move: a host-to-host move is simpler than rebuilding a Wix site in WordPress or switching page builders. Moving several websites gets better pricing, and you always get a fixed written quote before anything moves.
Not when it is done properly. We map every old URL to its new page with 301 redirects and keep titles, descriptions, and internal links, so Google follows the move. Faster hosting or a cleaner site can even help rankings afterwards.
No. Email records are planned before any DNS change, so messages keep arriving. If you are also moving mailboxes to a new provider, we migrate those too.
Our part is done within a day. After that, the domain registry takes 2 to 5 business days to complete the transfer. The only thing we need from you is about five minutes for the checkout, and the website stays online the whole time.
Yes. Content and images are moved over, the design is rebuilt in WordPress to match or improve on the original, and old URLs redirect to the new ones so visitors and Google follow.
Yes. Your content, images, and pages move across, and the layouts are rebuilt in the new builder, whether that is Elementor, Bricks, Oxygen, Divi, or another. It is usually much less work than starting a new website.
Yes. For live stores we sync the database at the moment of the switch, so orders and customer accounts placed during the move come with it, rather than restoring a copy from the day before.
After the move