Move off Webflow, Framer or HubSpot CMS.

We specialise in moving business websites off the platform they’ve outgrown. Every page, redirect and form comes across, your analytics and tracking are set up properly, and your new site is live for review in seven days.

What comes across

Everything that matters moves with you.

A migration only works if nothing quietly breaks. This is the checklist we work through on every move.

  1. 01Every page and post

    Your pages, blog posts and landing pages come across word for word, with their images and alt text.

  2. 02A redirect for every old address

    We map each old URL to its new home, so the rankings and links you’ve earned keep working.

  3. 03Your forms and lead flow

    Enquiries keep landing where they do now, including HubSpot forms that feed your CRM.

  4. 04Analytics and tracking

    Google Analytics, Tag Manager, conversion events, ad pixels and HubSpot tracking, set up and tested before launch.

  5. 05Titles, descriptions and schema

    The details search engines read carry across, and we fix the ones that were missing.

  6. 06The switch-over

    We point your domain, check every redirect on the live site and submit the new sitemap to Google Search Console.

Where you’re moving from

We know the platforms you’re leaving.

  • Webflow

    You keep your design ideas and lose the workspace seats, CMS limits and plan upgrades. Your CMS collections come across as pages we manage for you.

    Read our Webflow guide →
  • Framer

    You keep the polish and gain a site that’s built for search and easy to change. Every page, CMS item and redirect comes across.

    Read our Framer guide →
  • HubSpot CMS

    You keep HubSpot as your CRM, with your forms, meetings and tracking still feeding it, and stop paying for the website side.

    Read our HubSpot CMS guide →

A real migration

AccountKit left a $12,000-a-year HubSpot CMS.

Every old URL, all 45 blog posts word for word, and the HubSpot forms, meetings and tracking the sales team relies on came across. Drag across to see the old site turn into the new one.

The new AccountKit homepage: a ring of connected apps with AccountKit in the middle, and customer logos along the bottom.The new AccountKit homepage: a ring of connected apps with AccountKit in the middle, and customer logos along the bottom.
The old AccountKit homepage: a centred headline over an illustration of a rocket and purple mountains.The old AccountKit homepage: a centred headline over an illustration of a rocket and purple mountains.

How we moved AccountKit → Easy Business: 168 pages and 66 posts off HubSpot →

What it costs

Migration is included in Studio and Full build.

Both are fixed prices for a fixed week. Live on the day we promise, or your money back.

  • Up to 12 pages

    Studio

    Most service businesses. Room for every service and a blog.

    $12,500Start Studio
  • Up to 20 pages

    Full build

    Multi-location, multi-service, or a full migration.

    $19,500Start Full build

Not sure which fits? Ask for a 15-minute call or compare every package.

Questions

What people ask before they move.

Will I lose my Google rankings?

Not if the move is done properly, and that’s the part we spend the most care on. Every old address gets a redirect to its new page, titles and descriptions carry across, and we submit the new sitemap to Google on launch day. AccountKit moved off HubSpot’s CMS with all 74 old URLs accounted for.

Can we keep using HubSpot as our CRM?

Yes. Most teams who leave HubSpot’s CMS keep the CRM. We embed your HubSpot forms and meeting links on the new site and install the tracking code, so leads and activity keep flowing into HubSpot exactly as before.

How long does a migration take?

The same seven days as any build. Your site is live for review on Day 7, and if it isn’t, your build is refunded in full. Very large sites with hundreds of pages are quoted separately so the date stays real.

Which package do I need?

Migration is included in Studio, for sites up to 12 pages, and Full build, for up to 20 pages with a full content migration. If your blog is bigger than that, tell us in the brief and we’ll confirm what fits.

What happens to our analytics history?

It stays where it is. Your Google Analytics property and HubSpot history aren’t tied to the website platform, so the new site reports into the same accounts and your history carries on.

Book your week, and we’ll take it from there.

Start your build

It takes just over an hour of your time, and none of it is on a call.

Rather talk first? Ask for a 15-minute call