Content and URL migration
Your pages, posts, and assets moved across with their URL structure preserved or mapped, so you keep what you have built.
Service: Website re-platforming
Website re-platforming off legacy CMS, onto owned ground.
We migrate sites off WordPress, Webflow, and other legacy platforms onto a fast, headless, agent-ready architecture you own. Your content, URLs, and structure carried across carefully, with redirects and metadata preserved, not rebuilt from scratch and hoped for.
What it includes
What a re-platforming project includes.
Re-platforming is a careful migration, not a blind rebuild. The work moves what you have built onto owned infrastructure while adding what legacy platforms cannot.
Redirects and SEO preservation
301 redirects, canonicals, metadata, and schema carried across so search engines and AI models can still find and understand your content.
Headless, fast architecture
A move to a headless Next.js build: faster pages, better Core Web Vitals, and a clean content model instead of a plugin stack.
Agent-ready from day one
The rebuild adds what legacy platforms cannot: structured data, llms.txt, agent.json, and machine-readable access for AI assistants and agents.
No more plugin sprawl
CMS, SEO, analytics, and forms as part of one system, so you stop maintaining a fragile stack of subscriptions.
Owned and portable
Delivered as a codebase and data you host and control, with no platform lock-in to migrate away from again.
How we work
A careful migration, in four steps.
Step 01
Audit and inventory
We map your current site: pages, URLs, content types, integrations, and what is worth keeping. A migration starts with knowing exactly what you have.
Step 02
Plan the move
We design the new content model and a full URL and redirect map, so nothing is lost and search engines follow you across.
Step 03
Rebuild on Tej
We rebuild on Tej, our headless framework, migrating content and adding the visibility, analytics, and agent layers legacy platforms lack.
Step 04
Launch and verify
We launch with redirects live, metadata in place, and tracking verified, then watch for issues so the transition stays clean.
Explore the platform
The systems you move onto.
A re-platforming project rebuilds on the systems of Tej. Each one has its own page if you want the detail.
FAQ
Common questions.
If something is not covered here, book a call and we will answer it directly.
01What is website re-platforming?
Website re-platforming is moving a site off one platform onto another, such as from WordPress or Webflow to a headless Next.js build. Done well, it preserves your content, URLs, and SEO signals while giving you a faster, owned, agent-ready architecture.
02Will I lose my SEO or rankings in a migration?
Migrations carry real SEO risk if done carelessly. We reduce it with a full URL and redirect map, preserved metadata and schema, and post-launch verification. We protect your search signals through the move; we cannot guarantee specific rankings, which depend on Google and the AI models.
03Can you migrate from WordPress or Webflow?
Yes. WordPress and Webflow are the most common starting points. We migrate content, structure, and URLs onto a headless build, and add the agent-ready layer those platforms cannot support.
04Why move off a CMS that works today?
Legacy CMS and site-builder platforms were not designed to be read and acted on by AI agents, and they accrue plugin sprawl, performance debt, and lock-in. Re-platforming trades that for a clean, owned, agent-ready system. If your current site genuinely serves you, we will say so.
05How long does a re-platforming project take?
Most projects run 8 to 14 weeks from brief to launch, depending on the size of the site and the complexity of the migration. Book a call and we will map a realistic timeline.
06Do we own the new site?
Yes. You receive the codebase and your data, hosted on infrastructure you control, with one project fee and no platform lock-in. There is nothing to migrate away from next time.