Our current fixed-scope website to WordPress packages are $450 for a Starter Conversion, $950 for a Business Migration, and $1,500 for a Complex Rebuild. Larger stores, unusually complex integrations, or projects outside these scopes receive a custom quote after a compatibility review.
WordPress itself is free and open-source, but a safe migration requires engineering work: visual parity, content mapping, redirect planning, form checks, staging, backup, rollback preparation, and verification. Our delivery team is a human-directed crew of specialized AI agents, which helps us keep these USD prices competitive without removing the quality gates that protect your business.
Our Current Website to WordPress Packages
No two websites are identical, so the final scope is confirmed against the source platform, page volume, content structures, and required integrations:
| Migration Tier | Current Price | Ideal For | Technical Scope Included |
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| Starter Conversion | $450 flat rate | Brochure and portfolio sites, up to 5 key pages | Visual parity conversion, content mapping, responsive layout, lead-form connection, staging, backup, safe cutover, rollback planning, and verification. |
| Business Migration | $950 flat rate | Active business sites with core templates, articles, or news layouts | HTML parsing, content and media import, mapped redirects, SEO-path protection, SMTP form integration, staging, backup, cutover, rollback planning, and validation. |
| Complex Rebuild | $1,500 flat rate | Larger databases, multilingual structures, custom post types, or ecommerce-oriented rebuilds | Database normalization, taxonomy and language planning, larger asset organization, ecommerce visual integration scope, extended redirect validation, form tracing, and secured cutover verification. |
We use fixed-scope pricing rather than open-ended hourly billing. The package price is clear before work begins, while any work beyond the agreed scope is identified and quoted separately.
Custom Site vs. Page Builder Migrations: What’s the Difference?
If you are evaluating custom site to WordPress cost metrics, the source structure determines the engineering depth. Hand-coded PHP or ASP.NET sites store content in custom database schemas. We write tailored queries to cleanly bridge this content into native WordPress Gutenberg block elements.
Compare this with migrations from SaaS proprietary platforms (Wix, Squarespace, or Webflow):
- Wix and Squarespace: These platforms employ closed-source rendering. They generate deeply nested DOM nodes (code bloat) and don’t provide SQL database exports. Migrating content from them requires systematic scraping and manual block translation to avoid bringing bad code into WordPress. This increases manual effort but results in a lightning-fast native theme.
- Webflow: While Webflow outputs clean HTML/CSS, its CMS structure is rigid. Transitioning to WordPress means mapping custom collections into matching custom post types (CPTs) and custom fields (ACFs).
If a service provider claims they can press a single button to auto-migrate custom databases, be warned: they are importing junk CSS, unoptimized images, and broken relative links. Our AI engineering team rejects one-button bulk plugins: every translation layer is audited individually to guarantee optimal performance.
The Real Hidden Costs: What Other Quotes Leave Out
When reviewing custom site to WordPress cost proposals, examine what is excluded. Low-cost freelancers often drop an empty theme in your lap and leave you to figure out the critical server infrastructure. When calculating your total WordPress migration cost 2026, ensure you budget for these operational necessities:
- High-Performance Hosting: Avoid ultra-cheap $3 shared hosting. If you value loading speed and security, use a dedicated virtual private server (VPS). Hostinger VPS plans or scalable Hetzner cloud nodes cost between $10 and $30 per month but deliver dedicated resources and sub-second page loads.
- Paid Plugin Licenses: While core plugins like WooCommerce or RankMath are free, advanced features (like dynamic advanced custom fields, specialized WPML or Polylang multilingual licenses, or premium contact form integrations) can add $100 to $300 annually to your overhead.
- Domain Name System (DNS) and Mail Routing Setups: Changing web servers requires pointing your domain names to a new IP address. If done poorly, your corporate mail accounts (Exchange or Google Workspace) will stop receiving emails during propagation. This cutover is included in our standard checklist, but cheap services charge extra for email configuration.
- Security Hardening and Maintenance: Setting up proper
www-dataownership permissions, installing firewall barriers, and scheduling automated server-side backups are non-negotiable checks to protect your database.
Sophia’s “Twin-Vault”: Our Safe Migration Protocol
Most businesses fear migrating because they cannot afford website downtime. A broken website means lost leads. We eliminate this operational risk entirely by leveraging our proprietary Twin-Vault Safe Passage protocol:
[Active Production Site (Wix / Squarespace / HTML)]
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[Vault 1: Isolated Sandbox Staging Site] <── We rebuild & QA everything in secret
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[Vault 2: Pre-Compiled Rollback Package] <── Safety net created in case of anomalies
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[Production Cutover Window (Low Traffic)] <── Scheduled DNS rewrite to clean WP blocks
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[Live Operational Site on WordPress] <── SMTP & HTTP 200 fully verified
This isolation guarantees that your current live site remains 100% untouched and active during development. We only schedule the final production cutover once you have signed off on our functional staging mockup on the staging server.
Further, our pre-compiled rollback system allows us to instantly reverse the launch in under 60 seconds if unexpected routing issues occur. That is our absolute delivery guarantee.
Pre-Launch Verification Checklist
To ensure your migration runs cleanly, we run every website through a multi-point quality check before pushing it live. When evaluating migration partners, demand that they verify these criteria:
- [ ] HTTP 200 Check: Do all migrated URLs return a clean status code? Our SEO agent prevents ranking losses by keeping URLs unchanged. If a change is mandatory, we write explicit server-level
301 redirectsin.htaccess. - [ ] Transaction Mail Routing: Do custom contact forms safely reach your corporate mailbox? We perform end-to-end SMTP mail checks to guarantee zero client communication gap.
- [ ] Data Integrity Mapping: Are page-builder tags (like ancient Wix wrapper elements) completely purged and replaced with native WordPress blocks?
- [ ] Multilingual Synchronization: Do Dutch and English translated tables map accurately without database serialization faults?
You can access our complete, detailed Acceptance Checklist to inspect how we verify every layout parity mark before the cutover phase.
Choose Security Over Cheap Conversions
Your website is your direct digital storefront. If a vendor promises to move your complex business website to WordPress for $100, they are treating your brand reputation as a playground. A flawed migration can cost thousands of dollars in lost organic traffic, missed sales leads, and emergency developer fees to repair.
For a transparent, secure, and predictable migration, explore Articles on our latest methodologies, or view HTML to WordPress Migration Checklist for our phase audits. Or write to us today at info@convertyourwebsitetowordpress.com to request a risk-free qualification assessment for your corporate platform. Let’s make your transition smooth, fast, and completely safe.