Move your WordPress site to a new host with zero downtime nothing lost, nobody notices
We copy, stage and switch with a controlled DNS cutover, so visitors keep browsing and your SEO doesn’t move an inch. Without a maintenance window, without broken links, without a drop in Google.
- No downtime window visitors keep browsing through the switch
- Rankings stay put same URLs, 301s where needed
- Nothing left behind files, database, emails and orders
- A staging check first verified identical before traffic moves
- 48 hours on standby after the cutover, in case anything surfaces
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What we commit to
- A full copy on staging you can check before we touch DNS
- A controlled DNS cutover — no maintenance window, no offline gap
- 48 hours on standby after the switch, with a rollback plan if needed
The real fear is going dark
Most people put off changing host for one reason: the fear of the site going offline, or losing rankings in the switch.
Both are avoidable. We prepare a full copy on the new host, lower the DNS TTL in advance and cut over in a controlled window — so the move leaves no gap, and no trace in Google.
Will I lose my Google rankings?
No. The URLs stay identical and 301 redirects, where needed, preserve ranking. The structure doesn’t change, so Google sees the same site on a faster server.
How it works
How a move with no gaps actually works
Four steps, in order, so there’s never a moment the site is half-moved.
Copy and staging
We duplicate the site to a test environment on the new host and verify it’s identical to the original — before anything points there.
Final sync
Right before the switch we bring over the latest data — orders, posts, comments — so nothing created in the meantime is lost.
Controlled DNS switch
We lower the TTL first, then point the domain: the move happens with no offline window and no propagation gap.
Verification and standby
We check SSL, 301s, checkout and forms, and stay on standby for 48 hours after the migration.
The honest comparison
Us vs a cheap “we’ll move it” vs your host’s tool
| What matters | Millisecondi | A cheap “we’ll move it” offer | DIY / your host’s migrator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Downtime | Zero — TTL lowered, cut over in a controlled window | A maintenance window while it copies | Often offline until DNS propagates |
| Staging check | Verified identical before traffic moves | Straight to live, fingers crossed | Rarely |
| Data at the last minute | Final sync of orders/posts right before cutover | The copy is a day old | Manual, easy to miss |
| After the switch | SSL, redirects, forms and checkout tested + 48h standby | “It’s live, bye” | You find the issues yourself |
| Rankings | URLs unchanged, 301s where needed | Not their concern | Easy to break with a bad redirect |
| When it’s not worth it | If your host is already fast, we say so | Sells the move anyway | — |
Downtime
Millisecondi
Zero — TTL lowered, cut over in a controlled window
A cheap “we’ll move it” offer
A maintenance window while it copies
DIY / your host’s migrator
Often offline until DNS propagates
Staging check
Millisecondi
Verified identical before traffic moves
A cheap “we’ll move it” offer
Straight to live, fingers crossed
DIY / your host’s migrator
Rarely
Data at the last minute
Millisecondi
Final sync of orders/posts right before cutover
A cheap “we’ll move it” offer
The copy is a day old
DIY / your host’s migrator
Manual, easy to miss
After the switch
Millisecondi
SSL, redirects, forms and checkout tested + 48h standby
A cheap “we’ll move it” offer
“It’s live, bye”
DIY / your host’s migrator
You find the issues yourself
Rankings
Millisecondi
URLs unchanged, 301s where needed
A cheap “we’ll move it” offer
Not their concern
DIY / your host’s migrator
Easy to break with a bad redirect
When it’s not worth it
Millisecondi
If your host is already fast, we say so
A cheap “we’ll move it” offer
Sells the move anyway
DIY / your host’s migrator
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“We changed host and I did not lose a single page or ranking.”
“The move happened overnight. Our customers never noticed a thing.”
“DNS, email, certificates. He handled all of it so I did not have to.”
“Eight years of posts and I was terrified of losing them. Everything arrived intact.”
“Old server was a mess. The new one is clean, documented and much faster.”
“Clear updates, fair price, no surprises at the end.”
“Answers quickly and explains things without hiding behind jargon.”
No blind trust required
What we commit to
- A full copy on staging you can check before we touch DNS
- A controlled DNS cutover — no maintenance window, no offline gap
- 48 hours on standby after the switch, with a rollback plan if needed
FAQ
The questions we get most
How long does the migration take?+
A standard site is ready in 1-3 working days. E-commerce and content-heavy sites need a few more checks.
What happens to orders placed during the move?+
We run a final database sync right before the switch, so no WooCommerce order is lost.
Do you move everything — emails, certificates, scheduled tasks?+
Files, database and, if you host email there, the mailboxes too. We reissue SSL on the new host and re-check cron jobs, so nothing is left behind.
When is migrating NOT worth it?+
If your current host is already fast and stable, switching won’t fix a speed problem. In that case an optimisation is the better call, not a migration.
Ready when you are
Start with a free check, then decide
Tell us your site and the host you’re moving to (or considering). We check it and tell you exactly how the move would go — and whether it’s even worth it.
- Full copy of the site — files, database and email if needed — on the new host
- A staging environment to check everything works identically before moving traffic
- DNS prepared in advance with a lowered TTL, so the switch is instant
- Final sync of orders, posts and comments right before the cutover
- Post-migration check of SSL, redirects, links and forms, with 48 hours on standby
Moving because the site feels slow? Sometimes optimisation beats a move — see WordPress speed.