Move From GoDaddy to WordPress Without Starting Over

That is the goal. We rebuild your design by hand in WordPress rather than running an automated importer, matching your GoDaddy layout, fonts, colours and spacing as closely as the new platform allows. You review the staging site and approve it before anything goes live. Where we recommend a change, it is usually because something was broken on mobile — and we will point it out rather than change it silently.

This is the most common worry and the thing we spend the most care on. We preserve your URL structure, page titles, meta descriptions and heading hierarchy, map 301 redirects for anything that has to change, and submit a fresh sitemap at launch. We then watch Search Console for 90 days afterwards and fix any migration-related issue free.

Wherever possible, no — keeping them identical is the safest option and our default. If your GoDaddy site uses a URL pattern WordPress cannot reproduce exactly, we map every old URL to its new equivalent with a permanent 301 redirect, so both visitors and Google land in the right place.

A correctly executed migration should not cost you rankings. It is normal to see small fluctuations for a week or two while Google recrawls the site. If we see a drop that traces back to the migration within 90 days, we diagnose and fix it at no charge. We cannot control ranking changes caused by algorithm updates or competitors, and we will tell you honestly which is which.

Yes — all page content, blog posts, images, PDFs and other media move across. Images are re-uploaded into the WordPress media library with their alt text preserved, and we compress them along the way, which is usually where a good part of the speed improvement comes from.

Most sites are live within 5 to 7 days from the go-ahead. Small sites are often finished in 1 to 2 days. The step that usually takes longest is not our build — it is waiting for review feedback, so the faster you look at staging, the faster you launch.

Yes, WordPress needs somewhere to live. We will recommend a host that suits your traffic and budget (usually $5 to $15 a month, well below a typical GoDaddy builder plan) and set everything up for you. You buy the hosting in your own name so the account belongs to you, not to us.

Yes. Email and website hosting are separate services. If your email is on GoDaddy or Google Workspace it keeps running exactly as it does now — we only change the DNS records that point to your website, and we leave your mail records untouched.

Yes. The Business package covers up to 50 pages including WooCommerce stores. Beyond that — large catalogues, membership areas, multi-language sites, custom integrations — we quote a fixed price after reviewing the site. Send us the URL and you will get a real number, not a range.

You get the live site plus every login: hosting, WordPress admin and domain. We walk you through editing your own pages, and your package includes 30 days to a full year of support depending on which one you chose. Nothing is locked to us.

No. The migration is a single one-time payment and then you are done — there is no subscription, no contract and no recurring fee to us. Ongoing care is a separate optional service you can add later, or never. You will still pay your own hosting provider directly, as you would with any website.

Your GoDaddy site stays online and untouched the entire time we build, so there is always a working version of your website. If the finished site does not match what we agreed, the 30-day money-back guarantee applies. And if something breaks after launch, you have your support period — you are not on your own with it.