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Website migration protection: keep how the engines name and cite you through a move
Website Migration Protection carries the pages the engines cite through a move to a new CMS, a redesign or a new domain. It covers a 25-question baseline, a redirect review of every page the engines cite, a launch-day check and a day-30 comparison. It costs $5,140 once.
| Item | Price | Terms | How you buy it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Migration protection | $5,140 once | Agreed in writing before payment, with no automatic enrollment. | Agreed in writing |
- How you buy it
- Agreed in writing before payment, after the 30 minute conversation.
- Deadline
- The baseline and redirect review at least 10 business days before launch, after recorded scope confirmation; the launch check within 24 hours of the move; the day-30 report within 3 business days after day 30.
- Refund and terms
- Agreed in writing before payment, with no automatic enrollment.
What happens next: in the 30 minute conversation we confirm the scope, the delivery date and the terms with you. The written agreement then fixes the price shown here, and no payment is taken before it.
What we deliver and when
- Before the move: a baseline of 25 buyer questions on ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode (375 planned answers) and a list of every page the engines cite.
- A redirect map review for every cited page and your top pages by traffic, with missing or chained redirects flagged.
- A carry-over checklist for structured data, llms.txt, robots rules, sitemaps and canonical tags, checked on the staging site.
- A launch-day check within 24 hours of the move.
- A day-30 measurement of the same 25 questions compared with the baseline, and a fix list for anything lost.
Who it is for
A company planning a move that can break the addresses the engines cite, drop structured data or change robots rules overnight, and that wants the weeks around the move covered.
Included
- The same questions, engines and repeats at day 30 as at the baseline, so the two compare.
- Our review on your staging site or your exports.
Not included
- Running the migration, which your team or developer does.
- Changes to production without your written approval.
- A promise that citations hold. The day-30 report shows what changed.
Method and receipts
Every count we report comes from our published method, version 1.1: the base and the date beside each figure, failed captures listed apart from the valid base, and a receipt kept for every observed answer. Read the method.
Terms
- Agreed in writing before payment, with no automatic enrollment.
- We do not promise any ranking, placement, traffic or revenue result. What the engines say is recorded on stated dates.
Questions buyers ask
When should we start?
At least two weeks before launch, so the baseline and the redirect review land before the move.
Do you run the migration?
No. Your team or developer runs it; we check the parts that decide whether engines can still find and cite your pages.
What if citations drop after launch?
The day-30 report lists each lost page and its fix. Repair work is then Answer Repair or Fix Sprint.
Related
Two ways to start, if this is not the right size
Start free
Claude answers ten buyer questions for your category in about a minute. No email.
Run the free checkHave us do it
We find where you are missing, fix the pages and sources, and measure again.
Talk to usFix Sprint, $3,900. Program, $5,500 a month.