Website migration
Bring your existing clients.
Leave the extra upkeep behind.
Move a client website into Elara and bring its content, hosting and ongoing growth work together. Review the migration preview before the switch, then keep delivering from one place.
A preview comes before the switch.
- 01
Review the source
Choose the existing site and the migration approach that fits it.
- 02
Inspect the preview
Check content, design, forms, links, and the pages being brought over.
- 03
Approve the move
Complete the connection and verify the live site and redirects.
Start with what your client already has.
Keep the current design where appropriate, or use the move to rebuild. Either way, review the result before launch.
Keep the current direction.
Use the existing website as the starting point. Review the migration preview to check its content, design, links, and behavior before connecting the result.
Rebuild around the business.
When the client needs a fresh start, use their existing content and business context to inform a new website. Treat the new design as a deliberate decision.
Keep track of the move.
Review saved progress, imported pages, redirects, and the resulting site structure. A migration is more than copying the homepage.
Check the things visitors use.
Review forms, navigation, mobile layouts, custom code, and important URLs. Source platforms and interactive features vary; the preview is where the details get checked.
Do not assume every third-party widget or dynamic feature transfers unchanged. Review the source site’s requirements and test them in the preview.
Will starting a migration immediately replace the live site?
The migration workflow prepares a preview for review before the connection or switch. Review the specific action in Elara before changing the live destination.
Can I bring a WordPress or Webflow website?
Elara includes migration work for WordPress and Webflow sources, along with public-site and connected-repository workflows. Compatibility depends on the site and its custom features.
What should I do about old URLs?
Review the original URLs and configure appropriate redirects where paths change. Verify the important destinations after the switch, including forms and article pages.
Built around your agency
Give your agency room for more clients.
Give your next client a connected home for their website, SEO, content and social. Give yourself the capacity to take on the one after that.