Move your website to cheaper, more reliable hosting, without any unreviewed change going live. A new version is tested and only goes live after your deliberate approval. A full handover follows: a guide, a content backup and every credential filed cleanly.
The Agentic Part
An agent walks the old site page by page, carrying across every image and file, including hidden ones, and rewrites every internal reference to its new address. If an image goes missing afterwards or a link leads nowhere, a second agent flags the difference in an audit report, checked page by page against the original.
Main Features
- Containerized CMS pattern with automatic startup updates
- Two environments: automatic build, test, deliberate approval
- Shared access point with auto-renewed certificates
- Proven database move to the new environment
- Separate technical access path for AI tools
- Complete handover: guide, content backup, credentials
- Repeatable run capturing every page
- Every image, file and reference carried and rewritten
- Comparison of appearance and content against the live site
- Audit report documenting every deviation
Use Cases
- The current hosting setup depends on one person, and every change so far has gone live unreviewed. The new version runs first in its own environment and only goes live once you approve it.
- Moving off the existing content management often loses an image, or a link suddenly leads nowhere. An audit report then checks each page row by row against the original, so the gap surfaces before go-live.
- On changeover day, the domain, DNS and certificate all need to switch at once, without the site going offline in between.
- After the move, the team needs to maintain the new environment on its own, with the guide, the content backup and every credential.
What we build for you
- Your existing content model and document types
- The look of your site and its stylesheets
- Custom editor extensions and form handling
- Restoring your existing database and its quirks
- The domain
- DNS and certificate cutover
- Naming the two environments
- The pages and files of your own site
- The agreed tolerance for small differences
- Where the new mirror runs
