Description
Overview
For established catalogs and brands migrating platforms. Structured migration with redirect mapping, custom Elementor templates for every content type, verified analytics and conversion tracking, and training so your team runs the store confidently.
What’s included
- Everything in the Business package
- Up to 200 products migrated with variants, categories and redirects
- Custom templates for product, category, blog and landing pages
- Migration from Shopify, Magento, Wix or another WordPress site
- GA4 + conversion tracking configured and test-verified
- Core Web Vitals speed pass with documented results
- Three revision rounds, team training, 14 days post-launch support
Timeline
Typically 3–5 weeks including migration and QA.
How it works
- Reach out — book this service through the contact page (or start with a free consultation); we confirm scope and collect what we need within one business day.
- Build — we execute with a shared checklist you can see, and send progress updates as work ships.
- Review — you get a structured review pass; feedback is folded in within the included revision rounds.
- Handover — final delivery with documentation or a recorded walkthrough, and everything transferred to your ownership.
What we’ll need from you
- Access to the current platform or full data export
- Brand guidelines or approval to extend them
- Availability for two short review calls
Questions, answered
How do you protect SEO during migration?
Full URL mapping with 301 redirects, preserved metadata, and post-launch crawl verification. We treat rankings as an asset being moved, not an afterthought.
What if my catalog is bigger than 200 products?
We will quote the difference transparently — bulk migration scales well, so the increase is usually smaller than people expect.
Who owns everything afterwards?
You do. Your hosting, your licenses, your content, your customer data. We hold nothing hostage.
Every package is delivered against a written scope. Anything outside it is quoted before work starts — no surprise invoices, ever.

