What would it take to move your site?
Paste your URL. We read what your site already tells the public web, and show you the same things we'd look at before a call.
Generator tags, REST namespaces and builder fingerprints: everything your site already tells every visitor who loads it.
Exact page and post totals from your REST API, or your sitemap when the API is closed.
Core Web Vitals from Chrome's field data. These are the numbers Google ranks on, measured on real visits rather than one lab run.
Our own site: mobile performance went from 33 to 98. The exact before/after we promise, done fast.
- Reading your homepage
- Counting URLs in your sitemap
- Asking your REST API for exact totals
- Pulling Chrome's real-user data
Usually under ten seconds. Most of that is us waiting on your server.
From the generator meta tag on your homepage.
Try blog.yoursite.com or yoursite.com/blog. A marketing site on one platform with WordPress underneath a path is the case we migrate most often.
Where we can do this work, we scope it properly before anyone quotes a number. Where we can't, the list above says so.
Checking Chrome's real-user data…
75th percentile of real Chrome visits over the last 28 days. Google publishes this; we did not measure it ourselves.
Hosting, add-ons, plugin licences, developer hours.
A Claude subscription and near-zero hosting.
The migration pays for itself in under six months.
Our calculator's defaults: 4 edits a month at $40/h, WP Engine Professional, a typical plugin stack. Run your own numbers →
“We got quoted $2,000 to fix our own Core Web Vitals. So we pulled the plug.”
The founders · Keyword.com — our own site, WordPress → Astro
See your homepage on Astro before you pay anything.
Paste it into Migrate and in a minute you see your homepage running on Astro, side by side with the original. Then pick the pages that come with you — the analysis shows the exact credit total before you buy anything.