Website Migration Agency in London That Protects Your SEO and Your Data

A website migration agency plans and manages the transition of a website to a new domain, platform, hosting provider or technical environment. The work may include data transfer, URL mapping, redirects, SEO checks, functionality testing and post-launch monitoring.

A website migration service helps move a website and its essential components from one environment to another. The scope can include content, databases, media, integrations, domain configuration and technical checks, depending on the type of migration.

You might consider migration when changing your CMS, upgrading hosting, rebranding, restructuring your URLs, improving technical capabilities or moving an online store to a more suitable platform. The decision should account for business goals, costs, risks and technical requirements.

Yes. Search visibility can fluctuate after migration, particularly if URLs, redirects, internal links, metadata or crawlability are not handled correctly. Careful planning and post-launch monitoring can help reduce avoidable problems, but rankings cannot be guaranteed to remain unchanged.

SEO migration work can include crawling the existing website, documenting important URLs, mapping redirects, checking metadata and canonical tags, updating internal links and XML sitemaps, and monitoring indexing and organic performance after launch. These SEO migration services are part of every website migration we manage.

An ecommerce website migration service may cover product catalogues, categories, customer records, order data, payment integrations, shipping settings and checkout functionality. The exact scope depends on the source and destination platforms, data compatibility and business requirements. For a full store rebuild on the new platform, see our e-commerce website development service.

Yes. A CMS migration can involve transferring content, media, page structures, metadata and relevant functionality to a new content management system. The process depends on the capabilities of both platforms and the complexity of your existing website. If you are also rebuilding the CMS itself, our CMS development services team designs the new content structure.

Timelines vary based on website size, platform complexity, data volume, integrations, URL changes and testing requirements. A small website migration may be relatively straightforward, while a large ecommerce or enterprise migration may require extensive planning and staged implementation.

Some migrations can be completed with minimal disruption, while others require a planned maintenance window. Preparation, staging environments, data synchronisation and careful launch coordination can help reduce downtime, although the approach depends on the infrastructure and migration type.

No. A website can be migrated to a new hosting provider or CMS while keeping its existing domain. Domain changes are a separate migration consideration and require additional planning for DNS settings, redirects and SEO signals.

Data validation can include comparing record counts, checking important content and media, testing database relationships and verifying critical user journeys. Backups and agreed recovery procedures also help manage risks during the transition.

Website migration consultancy provides strategic and technical guidance before or during a migration. It can help assess risks, compare platforms, define scope, prioritise tasks and develop a migration plan aligned with business objectives.

A website migration consultant can review your existing infrastructure, identify dependencies, advise on platform options, plan SEO safeguards and coordinate technical requirements. The role may focus on strategy, implementation oversight or specific migration challenges.

Costs depend on website size, migration complexity, data requirements, integrations, SEO needs and the amount of testing involved. A technical assessment helps establish the scope, identify risks and provide a more realistic estimate. We confirm the scope and price after a free migration audit.

Post-launch checks should cover important URLs and redirects, indexing, analytics tracking, forms, navigation, performance, integrations and critical user journeys. Search Console and analytics data can also help identify emerging issues and monitor recovery.

Yes. We migrate websites to and from WordPress, move online stores to Shopify and other e-commerce platforms, and handle moves from custom builds to a CMS. Every platform migration includes data checks, redirect mapping and SEO safeguards.

Migrations usually go wrong when developers and SEO specialists work separately. Our developers and technical SEO team plan the move together, so URLs, redirects, content and tracking sit in one plan and are checked again after launch. We have also recovered sites under pressure, including Aegotel's hacked website, restoring its technical SEO and search visibility.