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Offer · Migration Protection Sprint

Ship the new site. Keep the traffic the old one already earned.

For businesses replacing a working site with an AI-built or AI-assisted rebuild — WordPress, Webflow, or anything else — who cannot afford an unverified launch.

We build a parity map from what the old site earned, verify the new stack in staging, implement the search-critical fixes in your codebase, and refuse to call it done until production matches the approved artifact.

Starting price

Starting at $9,500

Fixed-scope sprint with staging review, implementation support, cutover verification, and 30-day monitoring. Scoped after access and URL inventory.

The AI tool is not the villain. Unverified production change is.

Search-Safe Launch Protocol

Six phases. Independent verification at every gate.

The same system that builds the site is never allowed to grade its own launch. Observation, diagnosis, implementation, and production proof stay separate.

  1. Baseline
    Inventory URLs, value tiers, analytics.
  2. Parity map
    Old → new destinations, deliberate.
  3. Staging
    Raw/rendered HTML, redirects, schema.
  4. Implement
    Code/config with a rollback path.
  5. Cutover
    Live crawl matches the approved plan.
  6. Monitor
    30 days of post-launch checks.

Exit each phase only when the exit condition is met. “The agent said it’s deployed” is never evidence.

What's included

What a Migration Protection Sprint delivers

Scope is tied to risk and deliverables — not open-ended hours.

Baseline inventory
Phase 1
URL inventory, traffic/value tiers from available GSC/analytics exports, templates, and conversion map for what must not be lost.
Old-to-new parity map
Phase 2
Every valuable old asset gets a deliberate destination — redirect, retain, or retire — recorded in a machine-readable manifest.
Staging verification
Phase 3
Status codes, canonicals, robots, sitemap, structured data, crawlable content, forms, and analytics presence against launch-blocking criteria.
Code & config fixes
Phase 4
Implementation in the stack you ship with — metadata, routing, redirects, rendering path, discovery files — with version control and documented rollback.
Go / no-go report
Phase 5
A clear recommendation to launch, delay, or re-scope — based on production-readiness evidence, not optimism.
Cutover + 30-day monitoring
Phase 6
Live verification at launch and scheduled checks while Google recrawls. Issues logged with owner and severity.

Not included: ranking guarantees, unlimited redesign of content strategy, paid media, or authority campaigns. Content truth and legal claims remain yours.

Failure modes we prevent

What a “successful” redesign can still destroy

Visually complete launches fail commercially when search signals are not preserved. These are the patterns we design the sprint against.

URL loss

Old ranking URLs 404, redirect poorly, or disappear — and take backlinks and rankings with them.

Needs attention
Rendering gap

Content looks fine in a browser but is thin or missing in the initial HTML a crawler receives.

Needs attention
Environment mismatch

Repo, build, CDN, and production response disagree. “Fixed” never reached the live edge.

Needs attention
Measurement break

GA4, forms, consent, or Search Console verification break at cutover — so you cannot see the damage.

Needs attention

Is this the right offer?

When Migration Protection fits

A good fit
A rebuild is planned or in staging and organic still matters
You can provide staging access, analytics exports, and a decision maker
You want a go/no-go gate, not a hope-based launch
Traffic already collapsed after launch
You only need a diagnostic memo first
You demand guaranteed rankings by a fixed date
Not this offer
A rebuild is planned or in staging and organic still matters
You can provide staging access, analytics exports, and a decision maker
You want a go/no-go gate, not a hope-based launch
Traffic already collapsed after launch
Traffic Recovery Sprint
You only need a diagnostic memo first
Search Risk Audit
You demand guaranteed rankings by a fixed date
We will not contract that

Realistic outcomes

Google treats URL-changing redesigns as site moves. Fluctuations while it recrawls are normal. We contract around deliverables — baseline, parity map, verified fixes, cutover proof, monitoring — not a promise that traffic will match the old site on day one. What we refuse is an unverified production change with no rollback plan.

Start here

Put a release gate in front of the rebuild

Not sure if you need a full sprint? Run the free scan on the current production site, or start with a Search Risk Audit.

This is a narrow technical scan of the public page response. It does not measure rankings, content quality, backlinks, Google index coverage, or business opportunity.