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Migrate from WordPress to Craft CMS.

Without losing SEO, content, or your weekends.

Migrate from WordPress to Craft CMS

WordPress was probably the right choice when you launched. It might not be the right choice now. We move teams from WordPress to Craft CMS without losing SEO rankings, breaking URLs, or rebuilding everything they've already built.

Why teams leave WordPress

Most teams don't leave WordPress because they want to. They leave because they're tired.

  • The plugin stack has become the platform. Every plugin is a dependency, a security surface, and a future upgrade headache.
  • Page builders rewrite your markup every time you save. SEO suffers. Performance drops. Editorial workflow gets brittle.
  • Custom post types and ACF fields work — until they don't scale. What started as a simple blog now needs structured content, and ACF is duct-taping it together.
  • Your editors avoid the CMS. The experience is fragmented across plugins, none of which were designed for each other.
  • Updates break things. Hosting costs grow. Performance never gets better. Security audits keep coming back with issues.

At some point, maintaining WordPress costs more than replacing it. That's where Craft CMS comes in.

How we migrate from WordPress

  • Full content export with custom field preservation
  • Custom post types mapped to Craft entry types and sections
  • ACF fields restructured into native Craft fields
  • Categories, tags, and taxonomies preserved as Craft categories or structured entries
  • Media library migrated with all metadata, alt text, and file relationships
  • Author accounts, roles, and permissions mapped to Craft users
  • Comments migrated or archived per your preference
  • WooCommerce-to-Craft Commerce migration available where commerce is in scope
  • URL-to-URL redirect mapping with 301s active on day one
  • Metadata, schema, and structured data preserved across every page

What you keep

How we protect your rankings:
  • Every URL that ranks (or a permanent 301 to the new equivalent)
  • Every piece of content, cleaned and properly structured
  • Every SEO signal Google has indexed
  • Every editor and author identity
  • Every internal link, automatically remapped

Common concerns about leaving WordPress

  • Do I have to give up plugins I rely on?

    Most of what you use plugins for in WordPress is native in Craft. SEO (covered by SEOmatic). Custom fields (built in). Forms (Freeform). Caching (built in). Multi-language (native). The plugins that don't have direct equivalents usually existed to fix WordPress problems Craft doesn't have.

  • What happens to WooCommerce?

    WooCommerce migrates to Craft Commerce. Products, orders, customers, subscriptions, taxonomies — all preserved. We've migrated WooCommerce stores up to mid-six-figure annual revenue. The structured commerce data model in Craft Commerce is closer to what a real B2B or DTC store needs anyway.

  • How do you handle ACF fields?

    ACF is the most common WordPress dependency. We map every ACF field group to a Craft entry type, with field-by-field translation. ACF Repeater becomes Matrix. ACF Flexible Content becomes Matrix with multiple block types. ACF Relationship becomes Craft Relations. Nothing is lost; most things get cleaner.

  • Will my SEO survive?

    Yes. Full URL crawl. Full URL-to-URL redirect mapping. Metadata preservation. Structured data preservation. Staging environment validated before launch. Post-launch monitoring with quick fixes. We've done this enough times to know what breaks if you're not careful.

  • Can you handle multilingual WordPress (WPML, Polylang)?

    Yes. WPML and Polylang setups migrate to Craft's native multi-site or multi-language architecture. Craft handles multilingual better than either plugin — and without the performance cost.

Free Craft CMS migration audit

Before you commit to anything, we'll map out what your migration actually looks like.