WordPress & WooCommerce migrations
Custom migration services that deliver performance and security, with no data loss.
Expert migration services
Our migrations are smooth and secure, no matter the size or complexity.
Host to Host
Our extensive experience working with major hosting companies means we know their quirks and how best to move your site from their servers.
Proprietary CMS to WordPress
We easily move your data from any CMS to WordPress. Our adaptable workflow ensures migration is handled appropriately, with effective training.
Multisite Conversions
Got several WordPress sites you want combined into a single easy-to-manage multisite? Or a multisite that you want to break down? We can help.
Custom Source
Whether your content is in a database (MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle etc), a web-based system (via an API), or an exported file, we can import it all.
Multi-Database
Though content-rich multi sites are known to run slowly, our expertise in server resource management means your site will run at peak performance.
Multiple Sources
If you’ve got data on multiple different platforms, we are able to combine it all into one WordPress website or a WordPress Multisite network.
Proprietary eCommerce to WooCommerce
We provide a seamless proprietary eCommerce to WooCommerce migration that ensures your online store is set up smoothly and runs efficiently.
Products from CSV, XML or Excel
Whether your products are in a CSV, XML or Excel file, we’ve developed the know-how and the expertise that enables us to import it all without a hitch.
Book A Free Migration Consultation
Let’s set up an interview to discuss your migration requirements.
Why LightSpeed?
We apply experience and expertise to design and develop your online success.
With over 10 years’ experience in creating industry-leading WordPress websites for a wide range of clients, we create and deliver websites that drive your online success. As your website partner, we enable you and your business to make the most of WordPress and Block Editor.
Want A Free Consultation?
Consultations last around 30 minutes and are designed to understand your needs.
Our free 20 to 30-minute consultations assist us in understanding your needs, and can be followed by a paid discovery phase. This might take a week or longer, after which we’re able to cost a discovery phase or, if we are clear enough, we’re able to quote on a proposed solution.
Frequently Asked Questions
We’ve got the experience to answer all your migration queries
As the world’s most popular website platform, WordPress is widely considered to be the most user-friendly CMS. Because they don’t require extensive coding knowledge for managing content, it’s easy for your marketing department to manage the website and publish new posts and pages, add and resize images, or edit existing content.
Being highly scalable, WordPress features functionality extension that allows you to add new capabilities, including incorporating e-commerce by using WooCommerce, adding a community forum or a social networking application later on.
With every website being different, costs may vary. This is why only once a website audit has been performed to understand your website’s migration requirements completely can we provide an estimate.
Migration timeframes are informed by the size of your database, plugins, and extensions. To provide an estimate on how long migration may take, we need to review your website’s status, the number of features and functionalities.
More customizations and flexibility options: WooCommerce provides more flexibility than Shopify, such as the ability to access myriad plugins and being an open-source as well as a self-hosted platform.
Choice of different payment gateway: While you have to use the service of Shopify Payments, WooCommerce enables you to use various payment gateways without any additional fee.
Control pricing: With WooCommerce, you only pay for the functionality you require.
User-friendly and customisable: Magento is relatively challenging to operate and in addition, its usability is relatively complex. Managing the platform and customising the store requires experience in programming or a minimum of technical knowledge. This also applies to the Magento dashboard, which may be challenging to grasp for a potential admin.