Sign the redirect map. Then we build.
WordPress or Webflow onto Astro. Before any template is redesigned, you get the URL map, the 301s, the metadata, and the sitemap. You sign that packet. Then we build. At launch you own the repository and the hosting account.
What you sign.
- Every current URL and where it goes
- The 301 for each URL
- Metadata and the sitemap
- A Search Console watch after launch
Map, build, then keep it current.
The map is signed before any template is redesigned.
Map
We write every current URL, where it goes, the 301, the metadata, and the sitemap. No template work starts in this step.
Output: the redirect map
Sign and build
You sign the map. Then we rebuild the site on Astro and carry search across. If you do not sign it, the build does not start.
Output: the site, live
Keep it current
After launch we stay on the site: one substantial page a month, small edits on templates that already exist, technical SEO, and a written note on what moved in search.
Output: a site that stays current
Common questions
Before the build.
Will the migration kill our rankings?
Search is carried across: a URL map, 301s, metadata, a sitemap, and a Search Console watch after launch. That work happens before design. We do not guarantee positions.
What if we do not sign the map?
The build does not start. Template work waits until the map is signed.
Who owns the site at launch?
You do. The repository and the hosting account are yours at launch. There is no subscription to keep access.
What does “keep it current” include?
One substantial page a month, small edits on templates that already exist, technical SEO, and a written note on what moved in search. A small edit is copy, metadata, or a section on a template that already exists. A substantial page is a new URL, or a new template other pages will reuse.
What if we have two languages or two countries?
Say so on the call. This page is the one-language path. A second locale is scoped before work starts.
Bring the site you rent.
We reply within 24 hours, then a scoping call, then a fixed-scope proposal.