THE SERVICE AT A GLANCE

Make the move with fewer unknowns.

Rezemp helps plan and carry out website migrations, including WordPress hosting moves and agreed domain or platform changes. The scope starts with what must be preserved: content, customer journeys, integrations and the URLs people already use.

Know what needs to move

Inventory the pages, files, data and integrations involved, with clear decisions about what is retained, changed or retired.

Plan the changeover

Agree the migration sequence, final checks and recovery options before the new environment replaces the old one.

Check beyond the homepage

Review important URLs, forms, analytics and connected services after the move, alongside the visible page layouts.

WHERE IT CAN HELP

Different moves need different migration plans.

01
Changing your hosting provider
Move the website files and database into a suitable environment, then test before changing the live connection. Domain records, SSL certificates, email dependencies and backup arrangements all need to be considered alongside the transfer.
02
Changing domain or page addresses
Prepare an inventory of existing URLs and map them to their intended destinations. Redirects, canonical URLs, internal links and sitemaps should be reviewed, with post-launch monitoring to catch missed pages or unexpected responses.
03
Moving to WordPress or rebuilding
Plan how content and required features will work on the destination platform. A platform change may need new templates or integrations rather than a direct copy. We scope data handling and functional checks before committing to the move.

WEBSITE MIGRATIONS SCOPE

What the work can include.

Your written proposal confirms the final deliverables, responsibilities and checks before work begins.

Area	What it covers
Migration scope and inventory	A list of pages, data, integrations and settings included in the move.
Backup and rollback planning	A defined recovery point and a practical route back if a critical issue appears.
Staging or destination checks	Review of the new environment and important journeys before cutover where possible.
URL and redirect planning	Mapping for changed addresses, with redirects and internal links checked as part of the scope.
Coordinated cutover	An agreed window, responsibilities and checks for content or data changes during the move.
Post-move verification	Checks for pages, forms, links, tracking and other included integrations.

Silver server towers with network cables in a light violet studio setting — Illustrative hosting infrastructure for a planned website move.

IN PRACTICE

A hosting move with the same public website address

The plan can include a backup, transfer to the new environment and testing before traffic is switched. The team agrees how new content or orders are handled during the move, then checks the live experience after cutover. Email hosting is treated as a separate dependency rather than assumed to move with the website.

Review points

The inventory, cutover checklist and recovery plan
A URL map when addresses change
Post-move checks for the specific journeys included in the scope

Illustrative scenario, not a client case study.

FROM BRIEF TO HANDOVER

A clear route from idea to delivery.

01
Map the move
Confirm the source, destination, access, dependencies and scope.
02
Prepare and test
Create the recovery point, transfer the site and check the new environment.
03
Cut over and verify
Make the agreed switch and review the live site against the checklist.

USEFUL ANSWERS

Website Migrations FAQs

Clear answers that help define the right next step.

Can you move WordPress to a new host?

Yes, subject to reviewing the source and destination requirements, access and site dependencies.

Will a migration affect search rankings?

It can, especially if domains, URLs, content or site structure change. Planning and checks reduce avoidable mistakes but cannot guarantee that visibility will remain unchanged.

Does the migration include business email?

Not automatically. Website hosting, domain registration, DNS and email can be separate services. The proposal should identify which are included and how the others are protected.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Let’s make a plan
for your business.

Share the current and proposed platforms, the reason for moving and any deadline. Include important integrations, domain changes and whether the site takes payments or receives frequent content updates.

Plan my website migration

Website migrations.
A plan for everything that moves.

Make the move with fewer unknowns.

Know what needs to move

Plan the changeover

Check beyond the homepage

Different moves need different migration plans.

Changing your hosting provider

Changing domain or page addresses

Moving to WordPress or rebuilding

What the work can include.

A hosting move with the same public website address

A clear route from idea to delivery.

Map the move

Prepare and test

Cut over and verify

Website Migrations FAQs

Let’s make a plan
for your business.

Tell us what needs
to work better.

Website migrations.A plan for everything that moves.

Make the move with fewer unknowns.

Know what needs to move

Plan the changeover

Check beyond the homepage

Different moves need different migration plans.

Changing your hosting provider

Changing domain or page addresses

Moving to WordPress or rebuilding

What the work can include.

A hosting move with the same public website address

A clear route from idea to delivery.

Map the move

Prepare and test

Cut over and verify

Website Migrations FAQs

Let’s make a planfor your business.

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Website migrations.
A plan for everything that moves.

Let’s make a plan
for your business.