A botched move costs you rankings, traffic, and sales. Downtime. Broken links. Lost content. Google watching the whole thing slide. Moving to a new host, consolidating sites, or escaping a legacy CMS should never put any of that at risk. Jason B Digital handles WordPress migrations that are fast, safe, and invisible to your visitors and your search rankings alike.
A botched move costs you rankings, traffic, and sales. Moving to a new host, consolidating sites, or escaping a legacy CMS should never put any of that at risk. Jason B Digital handles WordPress migrations that are fast, safe, and invisible to your visitors and your search rankings alike.
Maybe you’re jumping from WP Engine to Pressable. Maybe you’re folding three installs into one multisite, or rebuilding the whole platform on a headless Next.js frontend. Either way the work runs end to end, from the first audit through every post-launch check. You get a plan, not a gamble.
Strip away the jargon and it’s one thing. You’re moving an entire website. Files, databases, plugins, themes, and media all shift from one hosting environment to another. Sounds tidy on paper. In practice dozens of things break quietly along the way, from database collation mismatches and corrupted serialized data to misconfigured DNS, plugin conflicts on the new host, and dead SSL certificates.
An expert migration heads off every one of those before they happen. A staging environment proves the whole site works first. Only then does the live DNS cutover go ahead.
The risk lives in the unknowns, so every job runs the same proven path that leaves nothing to chance.
Four failures account for nearly every migration horror story. Each one is preventable.
Downtime. Tight DNS timing and TTL management mean most moves happen with no downtime you’d ever notice. Business-critical sites get scheduled into low-traffic windows.
Data loss. Full backups are taken at every stage. The original environment stays untouched until the new one is verified complete and stable.
SEO impact. Your URL structure is preserved by default. When a change is unavoidable, say a new domain or a permalink restructure, a complete 301 redirect map goes live before the cutover. Search Console gets updated and a fresh crawl gets requested.
Plugin conflicts. A new host can expose incompatibilities the old one hid. Staging catches them. They get resolved long before the live site is touched.
Cost tracks three things. Site size, complexity, and migration type. A straightforward single-site host-to-host move starts at a flat rate. Complex multisite work, headless architecture changes, and CMS-to-WordPress jobs are quoted individually.
Tell me about your site and you get a clear, honest estimate with no hidden fees. Contact us for a free migration quote.
Most host-to-host moves go live within 1–3 business days. Complex multisite or headless migrations run 1–2 weeks, depending on scope.
Done right, no. Same URLs, proper 301s for anything that changes, canonical tags left intact. You may see a wobble of a week or two while Google re-crawls the new server, but rankings settle back.
Email and website are handled as two separate things. MX records get updated only after the site migration finishes, so delivery never drops.
Almost never. DNS TTL values get dialled down in advance and staging carries the heavy lifting, so the real cutover window usually runs under 5 minutes.
That server move isn’t getting easier the longer it waits. Slow host, scattered sites, a long-overdue jump to headless. Whatever it is, let’s get it done without the stress.
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