Switch CMS without losing content or traffic.

We move your website from WordPress, Optimizely, Sitevision or another CMS. Your content comes along, old addresses lead to the right place and your editors get a tool that is easy to use.

When do companies switch CMS?

  • You are rebuilding anyway

    A new design or structure is a good time to replace the tool underneath as well.

  • Your site runs on PHP

    After PHP2Shell, many want to move away from PHP. Old plugins that never get updated are also a common way in.

  • The licence costs too much

    Optimizely and Sitevision charge a licence every year. The CMS we build with has no licence fee.

  • Editors avoid the tool

    Publishing takes too long, so content gets stale. We build the editing around how you work.

What a CMS switch includes

  • Your content moves

    We move your content automatically and check that everything came along.

    • Pages, articles, images and files
    • Authors, categories and tags
    • A check of every template after the move
    • The old site stays up until launch
  • Search traffic stays

    Every old address leads to the right page, so links and search results keep working.

    • Redirects for every old address
    • Titles and descriptions come along
    • Technical SEO and faster pages
    • Traffic follow-up after launch
  • Editors get going

    Content is structured around how you publish, and your editors get a walkthrough before launch.

    • Templates for your page types
    • Preview before you publish
    • Roles and permissions
    • Training for your editors

Sites we have moved

Academic Work

A new site and a new CMS for more than six countries. Each country writes its own content, and the most important pages show up far more in search.

+2000%

search impressions on key pages

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Academic Work's start page on a tablet
  • Affärsvärlden

    From WordPress to a new CMS and a new design. Millions of articles, newswires and press releases moved without the site going down.

    Affärsvärlden's start page on a tablet
  • Placera

    A new site and a new CMS for news, analysis and funds. The whole archive moved with no downtime.

    Placera's start page on a tablet

PHP2Shell affected nearly 70% of all websites.

In October 2026 two critical security flaws in PHP, known as PHP2Shell, were patched. They let an attacker run their own code on the server without logging in, and were present in every PHP version from the past ten years. WordPress, Drupal and Joomla run on PHP. Government agencies in several countries took their sites offline until they had updated.

The CMS we build with doesn't use PHP and wasn't affected. No technology is free of security flaws, so with a maintenance plan we keep your new site up to date for you.

Source: Wiz Research
  • 70%

    of all websites run on PHP

  • 9.2

    out of 10 in severity

  • 10 years

    of PHP versions affected

Want to know what switching CMS costs?

Tell the quote chat which CMS you have and how much content there is, and you get an estimate right away.

Get a quote now

How we switch your CMS

Your old site stays up until the new one is ready to launch.

  1. Inventory

    We go through content, templates, plugins and integrations and decide what comes along.

  2. Content and design

    We structure the content in the new CMS around how you publish. You keep your design or get a new one.

  3. Build and move

    We build the templates, move the content and add redirects for every old address.

  4. Launch

    Your editors get a walkthrough, we switch over and follow up on traffic afterwards.

Hand over the whole move
or hire a developer.

More about pricing

ConsultantsFrom SEK 900/h

A developer who does the move in your team, in your codebase and your routines.

  • Full-stack or frontend
  • Works in your tools and routines
  • Full time or part time
  • Senior developers

ProjectsAvg. SEK 400,000

We take responsibility for the whole switch, from the content inventory to launch.

  • Content, templates and redirects
  • Estimated cost and timeline from the start
  • One team from inventory to launch
  • Hosting and maintenance if you want

Common questions about switching CMS

Question not covered here? Call or email us and we'll help.

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