New hosting, a new domain name, or a whole new platform — moves are where websites lose content, emails, and Google rankings when done carelessly. We copy everything first, test the new home fully, and only switch over when it all works.
Your current host is slow, expensive, or unhelpful. We move the whole site — files, database, email settings — to a better home.
Rebranding, or finally bought the .ie? We change the domain everywhere and set up redirects so old links and Google rankings carry over.
You've outgrown a website builder or its monthly fees. We rebuild your content on WordPress, where you own everything.
WordPress isn't right for everyone. If a simpler platform suits your business better, we'll move you there honestly — and tell you if we think you shouldn't.
Two sites that should be one, or one that should be two. We untangle them without losing content or rankings.
You've lost touch with whoever built the site and need it moved somewhere you control. We can usually recover everything.
Full backup of your site, database, and settings before anything moves. The original stays untouched and online.
We set the site up in its new home and test it end to end — pages, forms, shop, email — while your visitors still use the old one.
DNS switch, redirects from every old address, SSL certificate on the new home. Visitors and Google barely notice the move.
No. The old site stays live until the new one is tested and working. The switchover itself takes minutes.
Not if the move is done properly. Redirects from every old address to its new equivalent tell Google exactly where everything went — this is a standard part of the job.
Email is where DIY migrations most often go wrong. We map out your email setup before the move and make sure @yourdomain addresses keep working throughout.
A straightforward host or domain move is €250. Platform moves (Wix or Squarespace to WordPress, for example) depend on the amount of content — you get a fixed quote up front.
Logins for your current host or platform and your domain registrar. If you don't know where the domain is registered, we can find out.