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A THOUGHTFUL MOVE

A new home.
The content you love.

Your website has a story already. Let’s work out what comes with you, what needs a little care, and what the move will cost.

One-time migration work. Monthly hosting is separate.

MAKE ROOM FOR THE MOVE

A clear place
to start.

These are planned starting prices for a standard content migration into supported SiteSnug layouts. Your final quote follows a review of the site.

Planned pricing — not a current offer. No checkout or payment is available on this page. Scope, final pricing, and timing must be agreed before work begins.

A smaller site

Up to 10 pages

A focused home for your business.

PLANNED STARTING PRICE$499USD · one-time, per site
  • Agreed public page list
  • Existing content in supported layouts
  • URL and redirect planning
  • Preview and review before launch
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A bigger collection

Up to 1,000 pages

An established library of content.

PLANNED STARTING PRICE$1,999USD · one-time, per site
  • Agreed public page list
  • Existing content in supported layouts
  • URL and redirect planning
  • Preview and review before launch
Check signup availability

More than 1,000 pages? A more involved move?

Large content libraries, unusual layouts, and dynamic systems need an individual review and custom quote.

Let’s look at the details

The move and the stay are separate. Migration is a one-time service for each site. Ongoing hosting, updates, and site allowances belong to a monthly plan. Explore the planned monthly packages →

Migrating more than one site?

Each website receives its own migration quote and page allowance. Page allowances are not pooled across websites. The number of sites included in a monthly hosting plan is separate from the number of pages included in each migration.

EVERY PAGE HAS A PLACE

What comes
with your move?

We count the pages on your agreed migration list. We review that list together before work starts.

One page = one distinct public content URL.The page allowance applies to one website.

Individual content pages count.

Your home page, About page, service pages, and each blog post count separately when they’re on the agreed list.

Language versions count separately.

A page at /about and its translated version at /es/about are two public content pages.

Sections, assets, and aliases aren’t extra pages.

Headings, on-page anchors such as #contact, images, and downloadable files don’t count as separate content pages. Redirects and domain aliases don’t add pages either. Asset volume and special file work are reviewed in the scope.

Dynamic features need their own review.

A store, member area, booking system, or custom application is more than a page count. Its functionality and data are scoped and quoted separately.

THE DETAILS, AGREED TOGETHER

Know what’s
coming along.

A page count gives us a starting point. The content, layout, and features determine the work. Your written quote is the scope we’ll work to.

PLANNED STANDARD SCOPE

A clear page inventory

An agreed list of the public pages to move, so we both know what is included.

Your existing content

Move agreed text and available images into supported SiteSnug layouts. We review unusual formats and missing assets before quoting.

A plan for your URLs

Review existing addresses, keep them where practical, and map agreed changes to redirects.

A preview and launch review

Review the migrated pages together, check agreed links and contact paths, and plan the website connection before launch.

We agree timing and acceptance checks in your quote.

A LITTLE LESS UNCERTAINTY

One step.
Then the next.

  1. 01

    Show us around.

    Send your current website address and what you’d like to keep or change.

  2. 02

    Agree on the move.

    We review the page list, content, integrations, and access needed, then agree on the scope and final price.

  3. 03

    Make it feel like home.

    The agreed content moves into supported layouts, ready for your review before anything goes live.

  4. 04

    Plan the handover.

    Confirm the launch checks, URL changes, and domain connection. Hosting is arranged separately.

BRING YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Let’s see what
feels like home.

Public account signup is being prepared. Existing customers can send a migration request from their workspace now.

Check signup availabilityAlready have an account? Request a migration →A request does not start work, grant access, or approve payment.