You send your URL
We crawl every page, asset, form, and ranking keyword, then map your full URL inventory. You get a fixed quote and a firm go-live date, not a range.
How it works
Most migrations go sideways because the SEO is improvised at the end. Ours is planned from day zero: a fixed quote and a firm go-live date before any work starts, every URL mapped before anything goes live, and a month of monitoring after it does.
Day 0
What you do: Send the address. Nothing else is needed for the audit: we crawl the live site.
We crawl every page, asset, form, and ranking keyword, then map your full URL inventory. You get a fixed quote and a firm go-live date, not a range.
Nothing to prepare, nothing to install. Send the URL and the crawl starts.
Days 1 to 7
What you do: Review the staging link and say what to change. At cutover, the domain is pointed at the new site.
A pixel-perfect rebuild on a private staging link: pages, posts, media, menus, and forms migrated 1:1. You review and request tweaks; we iterate until it matches.
Every old URL is mapped to a 301, meta and structured data are carried over verbatim, and we diff the new site against the old to catch anything missing before launch.
We point your domain at the new site only once it is verified. Visitors never hit a broken page, and your email is untouched.
Days 8 to 37
What you do: Nothing. If a ranking or a crawl error moves, we fix it and tell you.
We watch your rankings, crawl stats, and traffic for 30 days after launch and fix any redirect or indexing issue the moment it appears.
The part everyone fears
Most migrations tank traffic because redirects and metadata get dropped. We treat SEO as the deliverable, not an afterthought.
Send us your URL and we'll come back with a fixed quote, a timeline, and an honest SEO assessment, free.