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Website migration

Website migration without losing SEO, done for you

SiteBienfait migrates practice websites from WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow or hand-written HTML to a fast static site on the same domain. Every URL is inventoried and kept or redirected, titles and structured data are carried over, a check blocks the launch if anything regresses, and Search Console is watched after the switch.

For a practice leaving a platform it pays for, cannot update or no longer trusts.

The website you want to move

Fully done for you

One flat monthly fee

You own your domain & site

Cancel any month

What you get

A move with nothing left behind.

A migration fails on details: a forgotten URL, a dropped title, a redirect chain. Each one is listed, checked and kept in the record.

  1. 01

    URL inventory

    Every address the old site serves — from the crawl, the sitemap and Search Console — listed with its title and status.

    You receive · An inventory of every existing URL

  2. 02

    Redirect map

    Each old URL kept as is or sent to its closest new page with a single permanent redirect. No chains, no redirects to the homepage by default.

    You receive · A redirect map, tested against the new site

  3. 03

    Pre-launch SEO check

    Titles, descriptions, canonicals, headings and structured data compared page by page. A regression fails the check and is fixed before the switch.

    You receive · A pass/fail report per page

  4. 04

    After the switch

    Sitemap submitted, Search Console coverage and errors watched in the weeks after launch, and any 404 that appears is redirected.

    You receive · Post-launch checks in the monthly report

The redirect map

Every old address has a destination.

Old URLs on the left, new pages on the right. Kept, redirected once, or deliberately retired — never left to a 404 by accident.

Anatomy of a redirect map Every legacy URL gets a decision before cutover: preserve, redirect with a 301, remove deliberately, or escalate for human review. A row without a decision fails the build. LEGACY URL DECISION DESTINATION /services/roof-repair Preserve /services/roof-repair /services/roofing-repair-2 301 /services/roof-repair /blog/2019/spring-offer Remove On record /wp-content/uploads/… Human review — A ROW WITHOUT A DECISION FAILS
Fig.Every legacy URL gets a decision before cutover: preserve, redirect with a 301, remove deliberately, or escalate for human review. A row without a decision fails the build.
  1. /services/roof-repair → Preserve → /services/roof-repair
  2. /services/roofing-repair-2 → 301 → /services/roof-repair
  3. /blog/2019/spring-offer → Remove → On record
  4. /wp-content/uploads/… → Human review → —

How it works

Your part: one call.
Ours: everything after.

  1. 01

    Free check

    We look at how you show up on Google and in AI answers, and what is losing you enquiries.

  2. 02

    One kickoff call

    You tell us your services, your city and who you want more of. That is all we need.

  3. 03

    We rebuild & switch

    A new site on your domain. Pages, redirects and forms carried over — your old site stays live until the switch.

  4. 04

    We run it, every week

    SEO, GEO and updates handled continuously. You get one plain-language report a month.

Built for your profession.

All professions →

Proof

Inspect the result before it is live

The same page, before and after a migration: the URLs and words stay, the foundation changes. You see your own page this way before any commitment.

Read the operator-run case study

Before

Real capture of a live page before migration: the main image is missing and leaves an empty block.

After

Real capture of the same page after migration: the image loads and the layout is intact.

Real captures from one migration. They show the visual result, not a performance or traffic measurement.

What is not promised

What a migration can and cannot do

A careful migration protects what exists. Search engines still re-evaluate the moved site at their own pace.

No ranking is promised after the move.
Even a perfect migration can see a short period of movement while search engines recrawl. The work keeps that to what the engines decide.
No shop or member-area migration.
Online shops and logged-in portals are out of scope. The page says so before any estimate.
No silent URL changes.
If an address changes, it is in the redirect map you can read. Nothing moves without a record.
No lock-in on the new platform.
The new site is static files on your domain. You can take them with you.

Plan · Website rebuild

From the written estimate

A migration is priced like a rebuild: one-off, fixed scope. Then Essential (€49/month) or Growth (€289/month) keeps the site current.

Questions about migration

Answered plainly.

Something else? Write to us — a person replies.

Will my site go offline during the migration?

No. The new site is built privately; the old one stays live until the switch, and remains a fallback until the new site is confirmed.

Will my URLs change?

Where they can stay the same, they do. Where a page moves, its old address redirects once, permanently, to the closest new page.

Which platforms can you migrate from?

WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and hand-written HTML sites, because the migration starts from the public pages rather than the platform’s database.

What about my forms and booking links?

They are listed in the inventory and rebuilt or reconnected. Booking tools you already use keep working.

How much does a migration cost?

It is priced from a written estimate based on the number of pages, redirects and integrations, before any work starts.

Free website check

Find out why clients aren’t finding you.

A short report by email within two working days: how the site currently appears on Google and in AI answers, what to fix first, and what we would do in your first month.

Your practice’s website

  • Free, no card
  • Your site stays untouched
  • Reviewed by a person
Prefer to talk? Book a 15-minute call with Ismaël

No search rankings, exact traffic or AI-answer inclusion is promised.