An engineer reviews your setup and sends back a written plan: what moves, in what order, how long it takes, and what it costs. You approve the cutover date.
Rough numbers are fine. We'll confirm the details in the plan.
This sets the shape of the plan and who gets assigned.
An engineer confirms the real timeline in your plan. Cutover happens only on your approval.
One engineer, replying from their own address. No drip sequence.
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We use this only to prepare your plan. No newsletter unless you tick in.
You'll get a written plan at , usually within one business day. If anything is unclear they'll ask before writing it.
Your live site keeps serving traffic the entire time. Nothing changes until you say go.
Scope, order of operations, timeline and price. From a named engineer, not a template.
A full copy runs on our infrastructure. Your current host is untouched.
Check it yourself, or hand the staging link to your client. We fix what you flag.
DNS switches on your schedule. Rollback stays available for 30 days.
Control panels, hyperscalers and bare metal. If it isn't listed, ask — it's usually still fine.
No DNS change happens without your explicit go-ahead, on a date you choose.
The person who writes your plan is the person who runs the migration.
Against equivalent list pricing on your previous provider. Terms apply.
It's a free, written assessment of your current setup by someone who does this every day. Useful even if you stay where you are.
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