Switch hosts. We’ll move everything for you.

Near-zero downtime. Your current site keeps serving every visitor the whole time — we build and test a full copy on our infrastructure first. Nothing changes for your visitors until you have reviewed it and signed off. Only then do we switch DNS, in a window you choose, and we stay on-call for 24 hours afterward.

Usually within one business day once we have access. Larger or more complex sites can take longer — if so, we tell you up front, not after. We will never promise an exact time we cannot keep.

No, as long as it moves before the old account closes. Moving it is free on every plan, and you choose where it goes. The first option is the mailboxes included in your plan. From another cPanel host they come across with the account: mail, passwords, forwarders and filters. From anywhere else we create the mailboxes here and copy your mail and folders over IMAP, which needs each mailbox’s password (or a reset). Your plan’s limits on the number and size of mailboxes apply, and mail shares your plan’s storage. The second option is Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, if you need shared calendars, Teams or shared drives, or would rather your mail did not share a server with your site: take the seats through us and we move your mail there. An IMAP copy carries mail and folders only, so export your contacts and calendars, and note any inbox rules to recreate, while the old account is still open. Either way the order is the same: the new mailboxes are created and tested, we make a first copy, switch the MX record, run a final copy, and you keep the old mailboxes for a week.

In almost every case, yes. We have moved sites from shared hosting, VPSes, other cPanel hosts, developers’ servers and site builders. If a platform locks your files away, we will tell you honestly what can and cannot come across before you commit — send us a link and we will check.

We recreate every DNS record on our infrastructure before cut-over, then switch your domain over at the time you pick. Mail records are set up for wherever your mail lives: your new mailboxes here, or Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. DNS can take a few hours to update worldwide, and because both the old and new copies are live during that window, visitors always land on a working site — never an error page. One thing to know if you switch to our nameservers yourself. When your old host’s mail server sits inside your domain (mail.yourdomain.com, typical of cPanel hosts), new mail starts arriving here at once, so the mailboxes must be ready here first. When it has its own name (such as mx.oldhost.com), mail keeps going to the old host until the MX record changes, and stops arriving once that hosting is cancelled. So tell us before you switch nameservers or cancel the old hosting: we check which case yours is and move the mailboxes and mail with you, free.

Yes. We migrate WordPress and WooCommerce stores, Magento and PrestaShop shops, Joomla and Drupal sites, and custom Laravel or Symfony apps. For bigger sites we plan the move carefully and keep you informed at each step. A free migration is not a free rebuild, though — your site should be working on its current host before we start, and we will flag anything that is already broken.

Yes. You do not need to cancel your old host first. Keep it running until you are happy with the new site — we only ever read from it, and nothing there is changed or deleted unless you reset a mailbox password so we can copy its mail. Confirm everything has moved, then cancel on your own schedule. If you have mail on the old account, keep it open until we have copied the mailboxes, switched the MX record and run the final copy, and for a week after that. If your mail was copied over IMAP, export your contacts and calendars before you cancel.

Yes. Our stack is WordPress-tuned (LiteSpeed with caching configured per site) and runs every common CMS and e-commerce platform. We test plugins, the checkout and forms on staging before cut-over, and fix anything you flag.