Partner since 2022
Move your content. Improve everything around it.
We help organisations move beyond restrictive platforms without leaving valuable content, functionality or search visibility behind.
Migrating a website should do more than reproduce the same experience on a different platform. It is an opportunity to reconsider what the website needs to achieve, how users should move through it, and how the technology and editorial experience can better support the organisation today.
We plan and deliver complex migrations for websites with large content libraries, established search visibility and business-critical integrations. From mapping legacy content structures to building automated migration tools, we handle the detail required to protect what matters while creating a more flexible foundation for future growth.
What we do
Protect what matters
Years of content, search visibility and carefully built URL authority should not be put at risk during a rebuild. We map content and metadata into the new structure, plan redirects, test at scale and validate the migration before launch.
Automate the heavy lifting
Rebuilding hundreds or thousands of pages manually is slow, expensive and prone to inconsistencies. We develop tailored migration scripts that extract, transform and import content, including pages, articles, media, taxonomy data, metadata and user accounts.
Restructure, not just relocate
We translate rigid templates and legacy fields into a more flexible system of reusable content blocks. Editors gain more control over how pages are composed, while the organisation benefits from greater consistency across the website.
Proven on business-critical websites
Planning a move to a better platform?
Tell us what you are moving from, what is making it difficult and what the new platform needs to make possible.
We will help you understand the migration challenges, identify the risks and define a practical route from the existing website to a more flexible foundation.
Frequently asked questions
We have the experience and knowledge to migrate from platforms such as Contentful, Drupal, Umbraco and older WordPress installations. We can also work with bespoke or unsupported systems where content can be accessed through an API, database export or other structured format.
Any major website rebuild carries some search risk, but careful planning can minimise it. We preserve important metadata, retain URLs where appropriate and build a comprehensive redirect strategy where structures need to change. We also validate the migrated content and redirects before launch.
Yes. A platform migration is often the ideal time to rationalise taxonomies, consolidate duplicate content types and replace inflexible templates with reusable components. We will help distinguish between information that needs to be preserved exactly and content that would benefit from being restructured.
Usually not until shortly before launch. We commonly run the migration multiple times during development and then perform a final content import near launch. The exact approach depends on how frequently the existing site changes and how much content needs to be transferred.
Yes. Depending on the source platform and authentication setup, we can migrate user records, roles, profile information and relationships with other content. Password migration is sometimes possible, although security constraints may require users to reset their passwords on the new platform.
We combine automated validation with structured manual review. This can include comparing content totals, checking required fields, identifying failed imports, crawling old and new URLs, reviewing redirects and sampling each type of migrated content.