Move your WordPress site to a new host, server, or domain, or migrate content and store data from another shopping cart platform to WordPress or WooCommerce with LitExtension’s WordPress Migration Service.
Use LitExtension’s Automated Migration Tool when your source platform, destination platform, and required data types are supported by the migration app.
Choose our expert-managed WordPress Migration Service when you need help defining the scope, mapping data, configuring the transfer, and reviewing the results.
Every website is different. If your project includes a complete WordPress installation, custom fields, multilingual content, hosting changes, design rebuilds, or launch support, ask our experts to assess the requirements and confirm responsibilities before the migration begins.
Plan Your WordPress Website Migration
Select a supported source to review the available route to WordPress. For a host-to-host transfer, custom CMS, database dump, or website setup not shown here, request an assessment from our WordPress migration experts. Share your source URL, intended destination, data volume, required features, and target launch date so we can confirm the appropriate method.
How Our WordPress Site Migration Service Works
We define the migration route and scope first, then transfer the agreed data and help you verify the destination.
1. Assess the Website and Confirm Scope
Tell us what you are moving, where it needs to go, and which content, store records, URLs, and features must be retained. We identify the supported route, required access, conditional work, and responsibilities that belong to LitExtension, your team, or your hosting provider.
2. Map the Data and Review a Demo
We match supported source fields to WordPress or WooCommerce and configure the selected migration options. Where a Demo is available, review representative content, images, categories, products, customers, and orders before authorizing the Full Migration.
3. Complete the Migration and Validate Results
We run the agreed migration and compare the destination with the approved scope. Your team then tests navigation, forms, login, search, checkout, integrations, and launch requirements. Any final synchronization, DNS, SSL, or development work should follow the responsibilities confirmed for the project.
WordPress Migration Services for Different Website Setups
A WordPress migration may involve moving an existing WordPress installation to a new host, server, or domain; rebuilding a website from another platform on WordPress; or transferring online store data to WooCommerce. Each WordPress site migration requires a different combination of data transfer, configuration, testing, and launch work.
LitExtension provides both an Automated Migration Tool for supported data-transfer routes and an expert-managed WordPress Migration Service for projects that require more hands-on support. With an expert-managed project, our team can assess your current website, define the migration scope, prepare the transfer, map and migrate the agreed data, validate the results, and support the final launch. You do not need to manage the technical migration yourself.
To begin, you only need to explain what you want to move, provide the required source and destination access through the approved secure process, and confirm any business decisions that cannot be made on your behalf. LitExtension will identify the technical requirements, clarify any limitations or dependencies, and document the responsibilities before the migration starts.
Choose the section that matches your project:
- Choose the right WordPress migration route
- Move WordPress to a new host, server, or domain
- Migrate an existing website to WordPress
- Migrate an online store to WooCommerce
- Understand what the migration service covers
- Plan the cost and timeline
- Reduce SEO and launch risk
- Review the manual migration option
Choose the Right WordPress Migration Route
You do not need to determine the technical route before contacting LitExtension. Tell us your current platform, intended destination, required content and features, and preferred launch date. Our experts will review the setup and recommend the appropriate migration approach.
| Starting point | How LitExtension can handle the project | What we need from you |
|---|---|---|
| Existing WordPress website | Assess the complete installation and destination environment; plan and perform the agreed transfer of files, database, themes, plugins, uploads, users, settings, and custom configurations; test the migrated website; and support the final switch. | Source and destination access, hosting details, the intended domain setup, the preferred launch window, and confirmation of any services that must remain active. |
| Wix, Squarespace, Joomla, Drupal, Webflow, HTML, or another CMS | Inventory and map the supported content; migrate agreed pages, posts, media, authors, categories, custom fields, and SEO data; identify features that must be rebuilt or replaced; validate the result; and prepare an appropriate URL and launch plan. | Access to the source and WordPress destination, a list of essential features, examples of important page types, and approval of any proposed replacements or custom work. |
| Online store on another platform | Assess and migrate supported products, variations, customers, orders, reviews, coupons, taxes, images, and related store data to WooCommerce; configure the agreed mapping and options; test representative records; and help synchronize eligible changes before launch. | Store access, required entities and custom fields, the desired treatment of passwords and order IDs, information about extensions or integrations, and approval of the Demo or migration result. |
| WordPress.com website | Review the available export and destination requirements; transfer supported content and media; identify theme, plugin, domain, and feature differences; and coordinate the agreed setup and validation work on self-hosted WordPress. | WordPress.com access or export, destination hosting access, the intended domain, and confirmation of the design and features required on the new website. |
If your project combines more than one route, LitExtension will separate the work into a coordinated plan. For example, moving an active WooCommerce store to a new host may require a complete WordPress installation transfer, environment testing, and a final synchronization for orders or customer activity created after the initial copy.
Move a WordPress Site to a New Host, Server, or Domain
A host-to-host WordPress migration normally involves the complete website environment, not only pages and posts. Depending on the approved scope, LitExtension can manage the transfer of the website files, WordPress database, uploads, themes, plugins, users, settings, custom code, and other installation components required by the site.
Before a hosting or server migration, our experts review the source and destination environments for relevant differences in PHP versions, database software, server extensions, storage, file permissions, web server rules, caching, cron jobs, and filesystem paths. If a compatibility issue is identified, we explain the impact and recommend the next action before the final switch.
When the public domain and URL structure remain unchanged, LitExtension can prepare and test the destination before helping coordinate the traffic switch. For a domain migration or a change to the protocol or path, the project may also include serialization-aware URL updates, redirect planning, and checks for internal links and public resources.
DNS, SSL, CDN, email records, nameservers, and external services are reviewed as part of launch planning. LitExtension can handle or assist with the agreed changes when the necessary access and authorization are available. If a hosting provider, domain registrar, email administrator, or another third party must perform an action, our team will identify the requirement and coordinate the next step with you. After the DNS update, we can help verify DNS propagation and confirm that traffic reaches the intended destination.
For an active publication, membership website, or WooCommerce store, LitExtension will propose a practical synchronization and cutover plan. This may include transferring recent eligible records and scheduling a short content, registration, or checkout pause when required to prevent the source and destination from receiving conflicting updates.
You do not need to copy the installation, edit the database, or troubleshoot the server yourself. We mainly need working access, your preferred launch window, and confirmation of business-sensitive choices. The original hosting environment should remain available until the destination has passed the agreed checks and public traffic is reaching the correct server.
Migrate an Existing Website to WordPress
Moving a website from another platform to WordPress is usually a structured conversion rather than a direct copy. The source platform and WordPress may use different content models, templates, applications, and database structures. A source theme does not automatically become a WordPress theme, and a platform-specific feature may need a WordPress plugin, configuration change, or custom development.
LitExtension begins by reviewing the source website and preparing a content inventory. Our experts identify the pages, articles, categories, authors, media, downloadable resources, navigation, SEO fields, custom content types, and important organic landing pages that need attention. We then confirm what can be migrated directly, what requires custom mapping, and what must be rebuilt, replaced, redirected, or retired.
Where a compatible automated route is available, LitExtension configures and runs the transfer for the supported data types. For a custom CMS, database dump, nonstandard export, or website with unusual fields, our team assesses the available structure and proposes a custom approach where feasible. You do not need to convert the data or define the technical mapping on your own.
Our experts also review the design and functional requirements that affect migration. Forms, site search, memberships, bookings, multilingual content, account areas, downloads, and other source features may require separate WordPress components or development work. LitExtension will identify these dependencies and can include the agreed setup, replacement, or customization in the project scope. Work that is not included will be clearly stated before migration begins.
For launch, LitExtension can prepare the old-to-new URL mapping within the approved SEO scope, preserve useful paths where practical, and set up or provide the required redirect plan for changed URLs. We will also validate representative content, media, metadata, and links. You mainly need to confirm which features and pages are business-critical and approve any design, content, or workflow decisions that require your judgment.
Migrate an Online Store to WooCommerce
When WordPress must receive eCommerce records, LitExtension plans the WooCommerce migration around the structure and requirements of the destination store. Our team reviews the source store, confirms the supported entities and fields, and determines whether the destination requires specific plugins, extensions, or custom mapping before migration.
Depending on the source platform and approved route, LitExtension can migrate products and product variations, categories, customers, orders, coupons, tax data, reviews, images, pages, and blog posts. Customer passwords, manufacturer or brand fields, multilingual content, subscriptions, custom options, and extension-specific records are assessed individually because compatibility depends on the systems and fields involved.
LitExtension handles the migration setup, field mapping, selected options, Demo Migration, Full Migration, and data validation under the chosen service. Our experts inspect representative products and variations, images, customers, order items, totals, discounts, addresses, statuses, and relationships rather than relying only on record counts. If preserving WooCommerce order IDs is required and the route supports it, we will confirm and configure the relevant option before the Full Migration.
Your source store can usually continue operating during the main migration. Before launch, LitExtension will review new and updated records and recommend Recent Data Migration, Smart Update, or Re-migration where eligible. The applicable service, timing, limits, and charges depend on the selected package and route and will be confirmed in the project plan.
In most cases, your involvement is limited to providing secure store access, explaining any nonstandard data or business rules, reviewing the Demo or representative results, and confirming the launch. LitExtension manages the technical transfer and investigates migration-related data issues within the agreed scope.
What LitExtension’s WordPress Migration Service Can Cover
An expert-managed project is designed to reduce the technical work required from your team. LitExtension can serve as the main migration contact, coordinate the agreed activities, and keep you informed at each decision point. The exact pre-migration, migration, and post-migration deliverables are documented before work begins so that data migration, website development, hosting administration, and launch support are not left open to interpretation.
| Project phase | What LitExtension handles | What the client provides or confirms |
|---|---|---|
| Assessment | Review the source, destination, data volume, required fields, URLs, website features, hosting environment, and custom requirements; identify dependencies and recommend the appropriate route. | Current website details, intended destination, required outcomes, relevant access, and any security or compliance constraints. |
| Planning and preparation | Define the scope, data mapping, migration options, testing method, cutover approach, and responsibilities; identify required plugins, licenses, hosting changes, or custom work. | Approval of the scope, commercial quote, mapping decisions, launch window, and any third-party purchases or permissions. |
| Migration | Configure and perform the agreed content, media, user, store-data, database, file, or installation transfer; monitor the process and resolve migration-related transfer issues. | Maintain valid access and avoid uncoordinated changes that could affect the migration during critical transfer or synchronization periods. |
| Validation | Compare agreed record counts, inspect representative data and relationships, check important pages and media, and address migration-related discrepancies within scope. | Review business-critical samples and confirm that the agreed result meets operational expectations. LitExtension will guide you on what to check. |
| Launch | Perform the agreed final update, complete pre-launch checks, and handle or coordinate approved DNS, SSL, caching, redirect, and traffic-switch activities where access permits. | Authorize the go-live decision and any account-level changes that only the owner, host, registrar, or external provider can approve. |
| Post-migration support | Monitor the agreed migration results, investigate eligible migration-related issues, and use applicable Recent Data Migration, Smart Update, or Re-migration services under the selected package. | Report unexpected results with examples and avoid decommissioning the source environment until the agreed verification period is complete. |
Migration setup, mapping, transfer, validation, and launch assistance can be managed as one coordinated project. A new visual design, custom WordPress development, paid plugin configuration, content rewriting, or integration rebuilding can also be assessed, but these tasks are included only when stated in the approved quote and project plan.
Information We Need to Assess Your Migration
You do not need to prepare a technical specification. Send the basic information below, and LitExtension will guide you through the remaining questions:
- Your current platform and website URL.
- Your intended WordPress or WooCommerce destination.
- Whether the host, server, domain, protocol, or URL structure will change.
- Approximate numbers of pages, posts, media files, products, customers, and orders, if available.
- Any custom fields, languages, memberships, subscriptions, or integrations that must be retained.
- Features that must work on the destination, such as forms, search, customer accounts, checkout, bookings, or downloads.
- Your preferred launch date and whether the source will continue receiving new content, registrations, or orders.
- Any access, security, compliance, or data-location requirements.
Our team will use this information to determine the appropriate route, identify any additional requirements, and prepare a clear scope. Do not send passwords or other sensitive credentials through an unsecured message. LitExtension will request access through the approved secure process when it is needed.
WordPress Migration Cost and Timeline
The price and delivery schedule depend on the actual website rather than WordPress alone. A small content website, a high-traffic publication, a multilingual membership platform, and an active WooCommerce store require different migration, testing, and launch work.
For a supported Automated Migration, the estimate is based on the route, entity volume, and selected options. For an expert-managed or custom project, LitExtension reviews the source and destination, required records and fields, website functionality, hosting environment, URL requirements, testing needs, and launch plan before confirming the quote.
You do not need to calculate the technical effort yourself. Provide the project details and required outcome, and our experts will identify the work involved. The assessment may consider:
- The source and destination platforms.
- The number and size of records, files, and media.
- Custom fields, content relationships, and nonstandard database structures.
- WooCommerce entities and extension-specific data.
- Multilingual content and language mapping.
- URL preservation, SEO metadata, and redirect requirements.
- Demo, validation, final synchronization, and launch support.
- Design, development, hosting, DNS, SSL, CDN, license, and integration work included in the requested scope.
The project schedule includes more than the transfer itself. LitExtension plans time for destination preparation, compatibility checks, a Demo where applicable, the Full Migration, validation, issue resolution, synchronization of eligible recent changes, and the agreed launch activities. You will receive progress updates and requests for approval only when your input is necessary.
Reduce SEO and Launch Risk During WordPress Migration
A carefully planned migration can protect important search signals, but no provider can guarantee that rankings or organic traffic will remain completely unchanged. LitExtension therefore defines the SEO-related scope in advance and focuses on the elements that can be controlled during the migration.
Within the approved SEO migration scope, our team can review important URLs, content, compatible SEO metadata, internal links, indexing settings, and redirect requirements. We preserve existing URLs where practical. When a URL must change, we map it to the most relevant destination and implement or prepare the agreed 301 redirects. We avoid redirect chains, loops, unrelated homepage redirects, and destination pages that do not match the original intent.
Before launch, LitExtension can check that the public destination uses the intended canonical URLs and is not blocked by staging authentication, an unintended noindex directive, or restrictive robots rules. We can also verify that important navigation, internal links, images, and XML sitemap entries use the expected public URLs.
If the domain changes, the old domain and its HTTPS certificate should remain active so that redirects continue to work. LitExtension will identify the required setup and can implement or coordinate the agreed changes when the necessary access is available. For a host-only move with unchanged public URLs, our checks focus on the new environment, availability, performance, analytics, forms, login, checkout, and other agreed workflows.
After launch, LitExtension can support the agreed verification process and investigate migration-related issues. Depending on the project scope, monitoring may cover indexing, crawl errors, broken links, redirected URLs, organic landing pages, conversions, forms, login, checkout, and scheduled processes. Keep the original environment and a tested backup available until the verification period is complete.
How to Manually Migrate a WordPress Site
A self-hosted WordPress website can be moved manually by transferring its files and database, connecting the destination to the imported database, testing the new environment, and then directing traffic to it. If the public address changes, stored URLs and redirects also require careful handling.
The high-level process is:
- Create an off-server backup of the complete files and database.
- Confirm destination compatibility and create the required database.
- Transfer the WordPress files and import the source database.
- Update
wp-config.phpwith the destination database details. - Use a serialization-aware method to update stored URLs when required.
- Preview and test the destination before changing public traffic.
- Transfer final changes, complete the traffic switch, and monitor the live website.
Manual migration requires experience with WordPress configuration, FTP or SFTP file transfers, MySQL or MariaDB database imports, server limits, serialized data, file permissions, permalinks, SSL, DNS, backup and restore procedures, and rollback planning. A WordPress Tools → Export file is a content export, not a complete installation backup; it does not include the theme files, plugins, or all website settings.
If you choose LitExtension’s expert-managed service, you do not need to perform these technical steps yourself. Our team will assess the environment, prepare the appropriate migration method, carry out the agreed transfer, validate the result, and support the launch. You provide the required information and secure access, approve key decisions, and review the final result with guidance from our experts.
For a practical preparation and validation sequence, review the WordPress Migration Checklist. To have LitExtension manage the project, request a WordPress migration assessment.
Share your current platform, destination, approximate data volume, custom requirements, and launch plans. Our team will review the migration route, clarify what can be transferred, and identify any hosting, design, development, or launch work that needs separate coordination.
What Data Can Be Migrated to WordPress or WooCommerce?
Available entities and fields depend on the source platform, destination setup, and selected migration route. Pages and blog posts are WordPress content. Products, customers, orders, taxes, coupons, and product reviews require WooCommerce. Use a Demo where available to verify representative records before the Full Migration.
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Products and Product Categories
- Name, SKU, short and full descriptions, status
- Manufacturer or brand field where compatible, tax class
- Price, sale price, stock quantity, and stock management
- Weight, dimensions, tags, up-sells, and cross-sells
- Attributes, grouped products, downloadable files, and variations
- Thumbnail and additional images
- Category name, description, sort order, image, and supported SEO fields
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Customers
- First name, last name, and email
- Billing address and account status
- Date created, display name, and username
- Password only where the source and destination support password migration
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Orders
- Order ID, date, and status
- Order items, product name, SKU, option, price, and quantity
- Subtotal, discount, tax, shipping, and total values
- Order comments and customer details
- Billing and shipping names, company, address, country, state, city, postcode, and telephone
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Brands or Manufacturers
- Name and slug
- Description
- Image
A compatible brand or manufacturer field must exist on the WordPress or WooCommerce destination.
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Taxes
- Tax class name
- Tax rate country and rate
Review the destination tax configuration before accepting live orders.
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Coupons
- Title, description, and coupon code
- Coupon date and applicable customer groups
- Uses per coupon and per customer
- Discount amount or percentage
- Status, start date, and expiration date
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Product Reviews
- Date created and status
- Rating
- Author name and email
- Review comment
Review availability and product relationships during the Demo.
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Pages
- Title, creation date, and URL
- Description and page content
- Categories and status where supported
- Thumbnail image
Templates, forms, and platform-specific layouts may require separate rebuilding.
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Blog Posts
- Title, creation date, and URL
- Description and post content
- Categories
- Thumbnail image
Confirm authors, tags, SEO fields, and embedded media when they are required for your route.
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Multilingual Content
- Product names, descriptions, and attributes
- Category names and descriptions
- Page and blog post names and descriptions
- Manufacturer data where compatible
The destination needs a compatible multilingual setup and an approved language mapping.
WooCommerce is required for store data: products, product categories, customers, orders, taxes, coupons, and product reviews need an active WooCommerce destination. Custom fields, passwords, brands, subscriptions, multilingual content, and extension-specific records must be checked for compatibility before migration.
Additional Options for Your WordPress Migration
Additional options can help manage destination data, URLs, IDs, and images. Availability and coverage vary by migration route, so review the exact option shown in your setup and verify the result during the Demo.
Create 301 Redirects for Supported URLs
Redirect source URLs covered by the selected option to their corresponding destination URLs. Confirm which page or entity types are included. URLs outside that coverage still need a separate redirect map and implementation plan.
Preserve WooCommerce Order IDs
Retain existing order IDs when the source route and WooCommerce destination support this option. Enable ID preservation during setup and verify representative orders before the destination accepts live transactions.
Remove HTML from Product and Category Names
Strip HTML markup from migrated product and category names so they display as plain text. Review the Demo to confirm meaningful text remains and formatting intended for description fields is unaffected.
Clear Selected Target Data Before Migration
Remove existing destination records for the selected data types before importing incoming records. Back up the destination and verify every selection first. This option deletes covered records; it is not a safe method for merging two live websites.
Migrate Images Embedded in Content
Transfer images found inside supported description and content fields. After the Demo, open representative pages and products to confirm their images use the intended destination URLs instead of relying on the source website.
WordPress Migration Service FAQs
Get direct answers about service scope, host and server moves, migration to WordPress, WooCommerce data, pricing, timing, downtime, SEO, access, and manual alternatives. For an answer based on your website, request a migration assessment.
LitExtension can help assess your migration, map supported source fields, configure the data transfer, and check the agreed results. The exact data and tasks depend on your source platform, WordPress or WooCommerce setup, selected package, and custom requirements.
Please contact our WordPress migration experts for a free consultation if you are unsure about the scope. We will help you clarify the included data, conditional work, validation, final updates, and responsibilities for hosting, design, development, DNS, SSL, and launch.
Yes, we can assess a WordPress migration to a new host or server. First, we need to confirm whether you require a complete installation transfer or only selected content and data. A full move may involve files, database, uploads, themes, plugins, settings, server compatibility, DNS, SSL, and final synchronization.
Please share the details of your current and destination hosting environments with our experts. We will review what needs to move and explain which tasks LitExtension can handle before you proceed.
Yes, LitExtension can migrate an existing website to WordPress when the source data is available through a supported route or an approved custom method. Pages, posts, media, categories, users, SEO fields, and custom content vary by source platform.
Please note that the existing design and platform-specific features do not automatically become a WordPress theme or plugin. Feel free to contact our experts for a free consultation so we can identify what can be migrated and what may need to be rebuilt separately.
The timeline depends on your migration route, data volume, media size, custom fields, destination readiness, testing, and launch requirements. The data transfer itself is only one part of the project.
Please share your source platform, approximate record counts, website size, and preferred launch date with our team. We can then provide a more practical estimate that accounts for preparation, Demo review, Full Migration, validation, final synchronization, and any agreed launch work.
Automated migration pricing depends on the supported route, number of entities, and selected additional options. Expert-managed and custom projects require a quote based on the agreed tasks.
Please contact a LitExtension expert for a free consultation and tailored estimate. To help us assess the project accurately, include your source, destination, page or record counts, media size, custom fields, languages, URL requirements, integrations, and expected launch support.
The source website can usually remain available while the destination is prepared and tested, but zero downtime cannot be guaranteed for every setup. An active website may need a short pause in publishing, registrations, or orders while the final changes are transferred.
Please tell us how frequently your website receives new content, customers, or orders. Our experts will help you plan the final update and reduce the risk of records being split between two live versions.
Yes, you can use the Automated Migration Tool when the migration wizard lists your source, WordPress or WooCommerce destination, and required data types. Connect both websites, choose the available entities and options, then run a Free Demo before the Full Migration.
If you have a custom CMS, database dump, nonstandard file, complete installation move, or unsupported fields, please contact our experts first. We will help you confirm whether an automated route or a custom approach is more suitable.
The Free Demo lets you transfer a limited sample and review how the migration works on your destination. It is not the complete Full Migration.
You may also move a standard WordPress installation manually without paying for a migration tool, although hosting, domains, premium licenses, development time, and technical support may still involve costs. Please contact LitExtension for a free consultation if you would like us to compare the available options for your website.
To migrate WordPress manually, back up the complete website, transfer its files, export and import the database, update wp-config.php, and preview the destination before changing DNS. If the public address changes, use a serialization-aware method to update stored URLs and create the required redirects.
You will need file, database, hosting, and DNS access; WordPress administrator access alone is not enough for a complete move. If any step is outside your technical experience, please contact our migration experts before changing the live website.
Preserve useful URLs where practical and redirect changed URLs directly to their most relevant replacements. Transfer valuable content and supported SEO fields, then check canonicals, internal links, robots directives, XML sitemaps, images, analytics, and important organic landing pages.
These steps reduce migration risk, but no provider can guarantee unchanged rankings or traffic. Please discuss your URL structure and SEO requirements with our experts before migration so the responsibilities are clear from the beginning.
Yes. Prepare WooCommerce on the destination and confirm the entities available for your source route. Products, variations, categories, customers, orders, coupons, taxes, reviews, pages, and posts may be supported.
Passwords, brands, subscriptions, multilingual data, custom options, and extension-specific records need additional compatibility checks. Please share these requirements with our WooCommerce migration experts so we can confirm the transferable scope before you start.
A complete transfer between compatible WordPress environments can retain the existing theme, plugins, and custom code, subject to server compatibility and licensing. A content-only import does not reproduce the entire design.
When moving from another platform, templates and platform-specific applications normally need to be recreated or replaced with WordPress-compatible components. Please send us your current website URL for a free consultation if keeping the existing appearance and functionality is important to your project.
The required access depends on your migration route. You may need source and destination URLs, platform credentials, a LitExtension Connector, an export file, or access to WordPress, hosting, files, and databases.
For host, domain, or server changes, DNS, SSL, CDN, and email settings may also need review. Please wait for our team to confirm the exact requirements, and use the approved secure process when sharing credentials.
Content and orders created after the initial transfer need an agreed final-update plan. Recent Data Migration can transfer eligible new records, while Smart Update can handle eligible changes to records that were already migrated.
Please tell us whether your source website will remain active during the project. We will help you confirm the supported entities, timing, package limits, and any short pause needed during the final cutover.
Not automatically. A data migration does not by itself move email accounts, configure SSL, change DNS, purchase hosting, or rebuild server services.
Please tell our experts about any domain, nameserver, CDN, email, or infrastructure changes during the consultation. We will help you identify who should handle each launch task and which DNS records need to remain in place.
Use a full-site migration plugin for a compatible WordPress-to-WordPress move when the website fits its limits. Use LitExtension’s Automated Migration Tool for supported data routes shown in the wizard. Choose expert management when you need help with assessment, setup, mapping, custom data, or result checking.
If you are still deciding, please contact a LitExtension expert for a free consultation. We can review your website and recommend the most suitable option without assuming that every project needs the same method.
No. The standard Tools → Export XML file contains supported content and references to media. It does not include theme files, plugins, or every website setting, and the media files are not stored inside the XML itself.
Please keep the source media available while importing. If you need to move the complete website rather than selected content, contact our experts so we can help you confirm whether a file-and-database transfer or another full-site method is required.
Yes. Prepare self-hosted WordPress, export the supported content from WordPress.com, and import it into the destination. Please verify posts, pages, authors, categories, links, and media before changing the public domain.
The content export does not recreate the entire design. Themes, plugins, domain settings, and unsupported features need separate configuration. Please contact our WordPress migration experts for a free consultation if you would like help reviewing these requirements.
Why Choose LitExtension for WordPress Migration Services?
Check a Demo Before the Full Migration
For eligible routes, run a Free Demo and inspect sample content, images, URLs, and store records on the destination before committing to the Full Migration.
Plan the Final Data Update
For active websites and stores, define how eligible content, customers, and orders created after the first transfer will reach the destination before launch.
Review Custom and Extension Data
Ask the team to assess unusual fields, custom content types, multilingual records, brands, subscriptions, and extension-specific data before confirming the scope.
Clarify URLs and Redirect Coverage
Review URL preservation and redirect options for your route, then identify any remaining mapping, implementation, or SEO checks for your developer or SEO team.
Update or Re-run Eligible Migrations
Use Recent Data Migration, Smart Update, or Re-migration where eligible. Availability, supported records, limits, timing, and charges depend on the package and route.
Choose Automated or Expert-Managed Migration
Configure a supported migration yourself or ask LitExtension to manage the agreed data-transfer work. In both cases, confirm the data list and validation responsibilities before starting.
How Your Data Is Protected During WordPress Migration
LitExtension uses documented security, access-control, and data-handling practices during migration. Review the Data Security Policy for the current details and discuss any project-specific requirements before providing access.
Migration Infrastructure
Migration jobs are processed through LitExtension’s infrastructure in available regions. Confirm any required data location or infrastructure restriction before the project begins.
Protected Data Transfer
Connections use HTTPS to protect data in transit. Current handling, storage, retention, and deletion practices are described in LitExtension’s Data Security Policy.
Restricted Access
Access is limited to authorized personnel when it is required for the agreed migration or custom work. Share credentials only through the approved process.
GDPR Compliance
LitExtension states its compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation. Discuss controller, processor, or project-specific documentation requirements before migration.
Confidentiality
Your credentials and migrated records are used for the agreed migration work. Review the applicable policy and request an NDA or other confidentiality documentation when required.
Payment Processing
Payments are processed through the available payment provider. LitExtension does not need to store your payment-card details to complete the website migration.
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WordPress Migration Success Stories
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