Website migration gone wrong? We help put it right.

What goes wrong in a migration

• Old URLs lead nowhere. Pages, products and categories changed address without redirects, so links and search results land on errors.
• Data did not come across. Products missing variants or images, customers without addresses, order history cut short.
• Features disappeared. Something the old platform did through an extension or custom code nobody listed.
• Integrations stopped. The warehouse, accounting or CRM connection was never rebuilt on the new platform.
• Search traffic fell. Titles, content, structured data or internal links were lost in the move.

How we recover it

1. Compare old and new. We crawl the new site and compare it with the old one, from backups, exports or archived copies if the old site is gone.
2. Fix redirects first. Every old URL that earned traffic or links gets a redirect to the right new page.
3. Fill the data gaps. Missing products, fields, images and records brought across from the old source where it still exists.
4. Rebuild what is missing. Features and integrations replaced with built-in settings, apps or custom work.
5. Check search health. Titles, descriptions, structured data and Google Search Console errors, watched for weeks after the fixes.

Sometimes rolling back to the old site for a while is safer than repairing in place. If that is the case, the assessment says so.

Migrations we have done

We built the National Corvette Museum store on Magento, with CRM and accounting integrations, and later moved it to Shopify, where it runs today. Because we build on Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce and Magento, we know what each platform does differently, and that is where migrations break.

Planning a move rather than repairing one? See Shopify migration, the Magento to Shopify migration checklist and the Magento rescue program.

How a rescue works

1. A free 30-minute call. What the project was meant to do, where it stands, and what is due when.
2. A free written assessment. We compare the old and new sites, check redirects and data, and look at Google Search Console. You get a list of what works, what is broken, what is risky, and our honest view on what to keep and what to replace. The report is yours whether or not you hire us.
3. A fixed price, paid by milestone. Scope, price and timeline in writing. Each payment is tied to something you can see working. No monthly retainer is required.
4. Urgent problems first. Anything losing you orders, leads or data gets fixed before the rest of the work.
5. Finish, test and hand over. The remaining work, tested against a checklist you sign off, then written notes and a walkthrough so you are never stuck with one supplier again, including us.

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What we need to start

None of this has to be tidy. Send what you have, and we will fill in the gaps on the call.

• The old and new website addresses, and when the switch happened.
• Backups or exports from the old platform, if you have them.
• Access to the new site and to Google Search Console, or the name of whoever holds it.
• What you have noticed since the move: missing pages, lost orders, lower traffic.

Access, backups and confidentiality

• Your accounts stay yours. We work through our own logins that you grant and can remove at any time. You never need to share your password.
• Backups before changes. We take a copy of what exists before we touch it, so nothing the previous team built is lost.
• Your information stays private. Your code, data and customer details are used for your project only.
• No blame game. We deal with the previous developer, agency or app vendors politely and in writing when we need something from them.

Other projects we take over

• Shopify project rescue
• WordPress project rescue
• E-commerce integration rescue
• Software project rescue