Move the system without breaking the system.
A website is rarely just a folder of files. We map the pieces that actually make the service work before changing the place it lives.
Discovery comes before copying
We identify DNS, databases, runtime versions, mail dependencies, scheduled jobs, storage, certificates, external APIs, redirects, integrations, and anything else that can turn a “simple migration” into a long night.
For a normal managed-site migration
Migration assistance for a typical new Managed Website customer can include source review, website and database transfer, SSL setup, DNS cutover assistance, and basic post-cutover verification.
That is onboarding work for the service you purchased—not a meter running because your site happened to exist somewhere else first.
Complex moves get scoped before the risky part
Multiple independent sites, very large datasets, mailbox migrations, major version/runtime changes, broken source systems, long dual-running periods, application rewrites, or extensive vendor coordination can turn migration into a real project.
If discovery shows that kind of complexity, we explain it and agree on the scope before proceeding. No surprise migration invoice and no pretending a large project is safe because the marketing page said “free migration.”
Cut over with a way back
Where practical, we stage first, validate the application, reduce the final data delta, prepare DNS changes in advance, and preserve a rollback path. The exact method depends on what the system can safely support.
“Homepage loaded” is not the finish line
After cutover we check the workflows that matter: forms, logins, database writes, jobs, redirects, integrations, mail generated by the website, and background processing where applicable.