AI site migration: move your site to fast hosting, then request changes in plain language
A faster website, and changes made for you when you ask in plain words.
For small businesses whose site feels slow or hard to update.
We move your website from any platform to fast global CDN hosting. After that, you request changes in plain language through an AI assistant, and we and our AI make and publish them, with our team reviewing client-facing changes. If you want to edit content yourself, we can also set up a CMS such as Sanity.
How it works
- List We list your pages and links and check what search and AI engines see.
- Build and test We rebuild your site on a test copy. You review it first.
- Switch We go live, then check links and search signals.
- Ask for changes Tell us in plain words. We and our AI make the change.
What we move
- Pages, text and images
- Your links kept or redirected
- Titles and descriptions
- Every language version
- Fast global hosting
- Changes on request
- People review changes
Before Hard to update. Slow to load.
After Fast hosting. Ask for a change in plain words.
No one can promise rankings. We map your links and keep them or redirect them.
Case study: cto.la
We moved our own site first. Here is what changed.
- 82Mobile speed score after (was 55)
- 3.8 sMain content on mobile (was 6.2 s)
- 98Desktop speed score
- 2,048 / 2,058Redirects exact at go-live
- 7Languages served
Lab tests, not data from real visitors. Before score is one saved run (Oct 13, 2026); after is a median of 3 (Oct 21, 2026).
- Before One-page app. Every address showed a page, even fake ones.
- Move October 2026: rebuilt on fast global hosting.
- After Pages built on the server in 7 languages. Unknown addresses get a real not-found page.
- Changes Made with AI and published with a redeploy.
Full details
What we move
- Your pages, content and images
- Your URLs: kept as they are, or sent to the new page with permanent redirects
- Titles, descriptions and structured data
- Every language version of your site
How it works
- Inventory. We list your pages and URLs and check what search engines and AI engines see today.
- Move and test. We rebuild the site on a test copy. You review it before anything changes.
- Switch. We switch over, then check redirects, real not-found pages and search signals.
- Changes on request. Tell the AI assistant what you want changed, in plain language. We and our AI make the change and publish it.
The stack
Pages are served from fast global CDN hosting. By default, your content lives in a code repository and each change goes live with a new deploy. If your team wants to edit pages itself, we can set up a CMS such as Sanity.
Case study: cto.la
Our own site, moved in October 2026.
- Before: a single-page app that answered every address with a page, even addresses that didn't exist.
- After: pages are rendered on the server in all seven languages and served from fast global CDN hosting. Unknown addresses return a real not-found page.
- Redirects: at go-live, 2,048 of the 2,058 entries in our redirect map returned the exact permanent redirect we mapped. The other 10 return a page instead of that redirect: 9 localized privacy and blog pages that exist on the new site, and 1 localized audit page served by our audit tool.
- Speed before and after: lab tests with Lighthouse on the live home page (median of 3 runs, Oct 21 2026): mobile performance score 82, main content shown in 3.8 s; desktop 98, in 0.9 s; layout shift 0. Before the move, one saved mobile run (Oct 13 2026, a single run, not a median) scored 55, main content in 6.2 s. These are lab tests, not data from real visitors.
- Redirect targets: all 2,271 redirect targets in our map lead to a working page.
- Content: our own site keeps its content in the code repository. Changes are made with AI and published with a redeploy. It does not use Sanity.
Who does the work
A senior technology lead and specialists run the migration. AI agents help list URLs, convert content and run checks. People review client-facing work before it goes live.
FAQ
Will we lose our search rankings?
No one can promise rankings. We map your URLs and keep them or redirect them, carry over titles and structured data, and check search signals after the switch.
Which platforms can you move from?
Website builders, older CMSs and custom sites. We look at yours on the call.
Do we need to write code to make changes?
No. You request changes in plain language through an AI assistant, and we and our AI make and publish them.
Who checks the changes?
Our team reviews client-facing changes before they go live.
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