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# Legacy migration

**Agent-assisted website migration off Webflow, WordPress or a legacy CMS**

AI agents migrate your content and templates, people review every page, and a redirect map keeps the traffic you earned. Time to move if:

- Your CMS plan or plugins cost more every year and do less.
- Pages load slowly and nobody on the team wants to touch the old code.
- AI assistants and search engines can't read what the site renders.
- You want an agentic website but the current platform can't support it.

## Is this the right fit?


### For you if

- Organic traffic matters to the business and you can't afford to lose rankings.
- The site has grown past what its platform handles well.
- You want to redesign or restructure while you move, not in a second project.
- Your team needs to keep publishing while the move is in progress.

### Not for you if

- The site has a few pages and almost no search traffic: a fresh build is simpler.
- You only need a new theme on the same platform.
- Nobody can give us access to analytics and the current CMS.

## What's inside a migration

Four things that move with you: the pages, the redirects, the tracking and the checks.

- **Full inventory.** Every page, template, form and integration listed before anything moves, so nothing is lost by accident.
- **Agent-assisted move.** Agents carry content and templates to the new stack, people review every page before it goes live.
- **Redirect map.** Each old URL paired with its new address, so links, bookmarks and rankings keep pointing to the right place.
- **Parity checks.** Pages, forms, tracking and rankings compared with the old site after launch and fixed until they match.

## How a migration runs

Five steps, with a record of what you have before anything moves and a check that it all still works after.

1. **Inventory.** Every page, template, form, integration and custom feature on the current site, listed.
2. **Baseline.** Traffic, rankings and conversions recorded before the move, so the result can be measured.
3. **Redirect map.** Each old URL paired with its new home, agreed with you before launch.
4. **The move.** Content, templates and integrations rebuilt on the new stack while your team keeps publishing.
5. **Parity checks.** Pages, forms, tracking and rankings compared with the baseline and fixed until they match.

## Frequently asked questions

### Will we lose our Google rankings?

The redirect map and parity checks exist to prevent that. We record rankings before the move and compare after launch.

### What happens to our custom features and integrations?

They go on the inventory first. Each one is rebuilt, replaced with a better option or retired, and we agree which with you.

### Can we keep publishing during the move?

Yes. Content changes made during the move are carried over before launch.

### Should we move to Webflow or stay on WordPress?

It depends on who edits the site and how much custom logic it carries. We [compared cost, upkeep and AI readiness](https://figmatica.com/compare/webflow-vs-wordpress) for a company site, and on a call we look at yours.

### How long does a migration take?

It depends on the number of pages and integrations. After a short call we give you a timeline within one business day.


## Next step

Book a free 30-minute call: https://figmatica.com/book · hello@figmatica.com