We migrate WordPress sites, WooCommerce stores, Shopify stores, Magento, OpenCart, and custom-built websites — to new platforms, new hosts, or new domain names. We handle the entire process with no data loss.
FAQ Service: Website Migration & Maintenance
Will my website go down during migration?
No. We use a staging environment to build and test the migrated site in full before switching over. The actual DNS cutover takes minutes, resulting in minimal or zero downtime for your visitors.
What does your maintenance plan include?
Our maintenance plans cover WordPress core, theme, and plugin updates; security monitoring; daily backups; uptime monitoring; bug fixes; and monthly performance checks. Plans are flexible — choose what matches your needs and budget.
Will my SEO rankings be affected by the migration?
When done correctly, migrations have minimal SEO impact. We set up 301 redirects for all changed URLs, preserve meta data, submit updated sitemaps to Google, and monitor rankings post-launch to catch and fix any issues quickly.
How long does a website migration take?
A standard website migration takes 1–2 weeks. Large eCommerce migrations with thousands of products, customer data, and order history can take 3–4 weeks. We provide a detailed plan and timeline before starting.
Do you migrate eCommerce stores with large product catalogues?
Yes. We’ve migrated stores with 10,000+ products, including product images, variants, pricing, stock levels, categories, and customer reviews — with full data integrity checks before and after the migration.
How often do you perform backups?
Our maintenance plans include daily automated backups stored off-site. In the event of a hack, server failure, or accidental data loss, we can restore your website to a clean state within hours.
What happens if my website breaks after an update?
With our maintenance plan, we test all updates in a staging environment before applying them to your live site. If anything breaks on the live site, we restore from backup immediately and investigate the root cause.