Change the address and structure without losing signals.
For domain, CMS, or architecture changes; requires URL access and a release owner.
301 mapping, indexing control, canonical checks and post-migration monitoring.
Prices are indicative. The final price depends on the project and agreed terms and is confirmed before work begins.
The final price depends on the CMS and source-material readiness, integrations, and the number of target markets and languages.
Licences, paid tools, placements and infrastructure are quoted separately. Accounts and access remain in your name.
For domain, CMS, or architecture changes; requires URL access and a release owner.
Before starting, we agree on the goal, scope, constraints, and acceptance criteria. Your team sees the deliverables and next step.
Access, owners, timelines, and support are documented separately; we verify the outcome against agreed criteria.
We collect URLs from the sitemap, analytics, and link sources.
We match pages by purpose, not just by template.
After migration, we check response codes and key signals.
Hand over the result, constraints, and next steps to the team.
Scope, exclusions, and responsibilities are documented before work begins.
Not a fit without a URL map, release-window owner, and post-migration checks.
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