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Migrations

Bring your content. Leave the rest behind.

Ten platforms, one migration path. Leave the plugin updates, the hosting bill, and the page-speed apologies where they belong.

Content management

WordPressPosts, pages, and media preserved
WixContent and structure remapped
WebflowCMS collections carried over
SanityStructured content, 1:1
ContentfulEntries and assets preserved
StrapiContent types remapped
PayloadCollections carried over

Commerce

ShopifyCatalog, orders history reference
BigCommerceProduct catalog preserved
WooCommerceCatalog and content, together

How it runs

A migration, step by step.

  1. Content & catalog audit

    We export everything from your current platform — content, media, catalog, redirects — and map it to Arc's typed content model before anything else happens.

    • Full export
    • Content inventory
    • Redirect map

  2. Design pass

    Your existing design is matched or rebuilt, whichever actually serves the site better — not a forced template.

    • Design decision, justified
    • Section-by-section plan

  3. Cutover

    Redirects are preserved so nothing you've built SEO equity on breaks on launch day. DNS moves only after the new site is verified live.

    • Zero expected downtime
    • Every URL redirected

  4. Handover

    The same visual page builder that replaces your old CMS goes to your own team — you keep the ability to edit, you just stop paying for the platform underneath it.

    • Page builder access
    • Team documentation

You don't lose the ability to edit.

Leaving WordPress doesn't mean losing non-developer content control — the same drag-and-drop page builder replaces it.

Questions

Before you switch.

Will I lose content in the move?
No — the migration exports everything from your current platform first, and nothing is cut over until the export is verified against the original.
What happens to my search rankings?
Every existing URL gets a preserved redirect at cutover, so link equity and rankings carry forward rather than resetting.
How much downtime is there?
None expected — DNS cutover happens after the new site is verified live, not before.
What does a migration cost?
Scoped after a first conversation, like every project — see Services for how we price engagements.
See a real migration in action

Tell us what you're moving away from.

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