Site Migration Toronto
Website Migration Toronto — Zero Data Loss, Full SEO Preservation
Whether you're moving hosts, switching platforms, or going headless — we manage your Toronto website migration with a structured, SEO-safe process that protects your rankings.
Timeline
2–6 weeks depending on site size and complexity
Model
Fixed-price migration project
Search Intent
Toronto business needing to migrate their website without losing traffic or data.
Ideal For
What You Get
Pre-migration SEO audit and URL mapping document
Full content migration (pages, posts, media, users, data)
301 redirect implementation and canonical URL configuration
Post-migration Search Console monitoring and crawl validation
Performance and Core Web Vitals baseline comparison
DNS cutover with rollback plan and staging environment
Delivery Process
Pre-migration audit — crawl existing site, map URLs, document SEO baselines
Build and test on staging environment in parallel
Content migration and redirect map implementation
Pre-launch QA — broken links, forms, integrations, Search Console coverage
DNS cutover with monitoring for 14 days post-launch
Stack and Tools
Target Keywords
Relevant Project Signals
WordPress → Next.js, DNS migrations, CMS switches
Multiple Toronto Client Migrations
Migrated 12+ client sites from WordPress and legacy stacks to Next.js, preserving organic rankings in every case with structured redirect mapping.
Visit live siteFAQs
Will a website migration hurt my Google rankings?+
A well-executed migration shouldn't hurt your rankings — and often improves them by resolving technical debt. The key is a thorough URL mapping, 301 redirect implementation, and post-launch monitoring in Google Search Console. We handle all of this as part of every migration.
How do you migrate a WordPress site without losing content?+
We export your full content database, media library, and user data before any changes. Content is migrated to the staging environment first, validated, then pushed to production at DNS cutover. We keep the old host live until the new site is confirmed stable.
What's the difference between a host migration and a platform migration?+
A host migration moves your existing site (same platform, same code) to a new server. A platform migration involves rebuilding the site in a new technology — like moving from WordPress to Next.js. Both require redirect mapping and SEO monitoring, but platform migrations are more involved and typically 2–4x more effort.