Migration

Review the move before it goes live.

Plan a WordPress move with page parity and an approved cutover.

What this covers

Inventory the existing site

Gather pages, posts, media, URLs, and redirects before proposing a change.

Scope the rebuild

Map what can move into the workspace and name gaps that need access or a person.

Review parity evidence

Compare URLs, titles, redirects, images, and forms with the current site.

Approve the cutover

Leave the current domain unchanged while you review the plan and authorize a cutover.

Separate the next jobs

Search, listings, and reviews are proposed work, not automatic actions at cutover.

How it works

A WordPress migration starts as a scoped job in your workspace. Inventory pages, posts, media, URLs, and redirects; identify what needs rebuilding; compare the proposed result with the current site; and review a cutover plan before changing the domain. The existing site stays live during planning. Search, listings, and reviews are separate jobs that need the right access and approval.

Inventories the current site's pages, posts, media, URLs, and redirects as inputs to a proposed migration job.
Scopes the rebuild and names gaps that need an account, asset, or person.
Compares a proposed result with the current site before a domain change is considered.
Requires the owner to review parity evidence and authorize a cutover plan.
Treats search, listings, and reviews as separate proposed jobs after the move, subject to their own access and approval.

View conceptual workflow diagram

Conceptual migration plan: old-site pages are compared with a proposed page map, cutover requires owner approval, and separate next jobs are listed for review. — Conceptual workflow: Migration · View full size · Download MP4 · GIF

Where it shows up: /migrate/wordpress

Related features

Workspace

A private workspace for your business

Context, connections, and work stay scoped to your business. Review each job in one place.

Site Score

Score your website free

Check 17 public-page signals, see a scored result, and review what needs attention first.

Reports

One sheet, on a cadence

What changed, what Carcin did, and what to do next, on the cadence you set. One sheet instead of five dashboards.

← All features

Migration FAQ

01What is Migration?

Plan a WordPress move with page parity and an approved cutover. A WordPress migration starts as a scoped job in your workspace.

02What does Migration not do?

Migration is the on-ramp to ongoing work, not a website-building service on its own. It does not guarantee rankings, a complete copy, zero downtime, or a particular cutover date. It does not install a plugin, move media, change DNS, or start other jobs at signup. Each needs its own verified implementation and authorization.

03Does Migration cost extra?

There is no separate subscription for this feature. Work uses credits. Paid plans include monthly credits and add the frontier model and web research.

Put it to work.

Start with a private workspace. Tell Carcin about your business and review the work it proposes.

Start free

Free workspace · No card required · Starter credits included