Move your WordPress site to Astro

We keep your content, design and addresses. After launch you request changes in a conversation with an agent, review the preview, approve it, and only then does it go live.

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Trusted by 60+ agencies and brands for launches, rebuilds and long-term support.

What you gain after the move

Faster loading

Pages are ready before anyone opens them, so the site does not have to be assembled on each visit. That also helps on a phone.

Stronger security

The site is a set of ready-made files served by Cloudflare, with no login panel, database or plugins, which are the usual targets of attacks. That leaves far fewer ways to break in.

Easy changes after launch

You request a change in a conversation with an agent, review the preview and approve it before it goes live.

Easier for Google and AI systems to read

We tidy addresses, titles and descriptions, and we keep the content in a clear, structured form.

Stable operation on Cloudflare

Ready-made pages are served from Cloudflare's global network, close to the people who visit the site.

When Astro and when WordPress

When Astro

  • You want a lean site that grows fast. With an agent, you make changes several times faster than in the WordPress admin panel.
  • You want to leave WordPress and plugin updates behind.
  • After launch you request changes in a conversation with an agent, review the preview and approve them.
  • The content, design and addresses your customers already know stay with you.

When WordPress

  • Your team regularly adds posts and wants to do that in an admin panel.
  • Your site relies on many plugins you would rather not replace.
  • You want to edit content yourself, right away, in the WordPress admin panel.
  • An online store stays on WooCommerce, where we can develop it and look after it alongside the company site.

What often comes up before a move

These are the questions we hear most often before someone decides to move a WordPress site.

Visibility in Google

Before the new site goes live, we list the addresses of the current one. We keep them where we can, and we redirect the rest so visitors and Google reach the right place. Titles and descriptions travel with the content, and after launch we check indexing.

Content and design

We move pages, text, images and metadata. It remains the site your customers already know, not a project from a blank page. If you want to tidy or refresh something along the way, we agree that before we start the work.

Editing without a panel

An admin panel is not the only way to change content. After launch you request changes in a conversation with an agent, review the preview, and only after you approve it does the change go live. An earlier version can be restored.

Time, price and care after launch

A typical content-site migration takes 2–4 weeks. We prepare an individual quote after we review your site. We also agree post-launch care with you: get in touch and we will tell you what fits.

What's included

Migration from your CMS

From WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow or Contentful: pages, posts, media, metadata and translations.

URLs and redirects

We keep your existing addresses where we can. If an address has to change, we set a redirect (301) so visitors and Google arrive at the right place.

Astro build

We build the site from reusable elements, fitted to your content.

Multilingual from the start

Language versions from the start, with hreflang labels so the search engine shows the right language.

Cloudflare deployment

Finished pages served from Cloudflare’s global network.

Editing in a conversation with an agent

After launch you request changes in a conversation with an agent, review the preview and approve publication.

From the move to editing in a conversation with an agent

During the migration, a senior developer reviews every change. After launch, you decide: every change waits for your approval in the preview before it goes live.

Audit and URL inventory

We analyze your current site, list its pages, content and URLs, then agree whether a move makes sense and define its scope.

Content structure and elements of the new site

We arrange the content and reusable elements of the new site so they reflect what you already have, and we plan language versions if you need them.

Content and translation migration

We move pages, posts, media, metadata and translations, so the new site holds what the current one holds.

Redirects, descriptions and search data

We check addresses, redirects, titles, descriptions and search data against the old site before anything goes live.

Launch on Cloudflare

The new site goes live at your address. We agree post-launch care with you for that project.

You request changes in a conversation with an agent

After launch you describe the change you need in a conversation with an agent, as you would in a message to a teammate.

You review the change in a preview

You first see the change on a preview site that is not public, and you can compare it with what you asked for.

You approve it when it looks right

Until you approve the change, it does not appear on the public site.

Your approved change goes live on Cloudflare

Only after you approve it do we publish the change on the live site.

How we work with AI agents

In our experience, AI speeds up our work 2–3 times, and during the migration a senior developer reviews every change before the new site goes live.

Content inventory and migration scripts

Content inventory and migration scripts prepared with AI.

Pages and translations

Pages and translations moved across every language.

Automatic checks before publication

Automatic checks before publication: links, structure, content rules.

Senior developer review

Senior developer review before launch.

The same setup as imado.co

The same setup we use to run imado.co.

This is how we run our own site

Our site uses this model: it runs on Astro, supports seven languages and is deployed on Cloudflare. We update content in a conversation with an agent, review it in a preview and publish it after approval. WordPress is our specialty, but we’re increasingly recommending Astro to clients when it fits their project. It’s a modern framework that works well with AI agents and makes website content easier to manage.

Let’s see whether a move is right for your site

Send the address of your WordPress site. After a short review we will tell you whether Astro is a good fit, or whether WordPress remains the better choice, and we will prepare an individual quote.

WordPress or Astro

Two good options for different kinds of sites.

—WordPressAstro, edited in a conversation with an agent
Best forSites and stores that need a full CMS and pluginsContent sites edited in a conversation with an agent
How pages are shownAssembled by WordPress when someone visits (often from a cache)Prepared in advance and shown from the Cloudflare network
EditingAdmin panel and block editorYou request changes in a conversation with an agent, review the preview, approve it
Change historyChange history in individual postsEvery change has a history across the whole site

Here’s What Our Clients Are Saying

They were easy to work with, understood our requirements, and challenged us when needed.

IMADO team were transparent about the whole process and pleasant to deal with.

Their communication was exceptional despite the time difference.

Their communication was always very fluent, and the work was always good, even with short deadlines.

Luca ReutHead of Project Management, Communication Agency, (Switzerland)

In our industry, we are used to chasing suppliers; with IMADO, we never had to.

We are impressed with their speed of development.

Frequently asked questions

Content and design, visibility in Google, how long the move takes, domain, email and forms, editing in a conversation with an agent after launch, and how we quote.

Will I lose the content or the look of the site after the move?

We move pages, text, images and metadata. We keep addresses where we can, and set up a redirect where an address has to change. If you want to refresh something along the way, we agree that at the start, not during launch.

What happens to our visibility in Google?

Before the new site goes live, we list the addresses of the current one. We keep them where we can, and we redirect the rest so visitors and Google reach the right place. Titles and descriptions travel with the content, and after launch we check indexing.

How long does a typical move take?

A typical content-site migration takes 2–4 weeks. We set the exact plan after we review your current site.

What about the domain, email and forms?

The domain and email stay unchanged. We move the forms over, and they keep working.

How do I change content after launch without a WordPress admin panel?

You request changes in a conversation with an agent, review the preview and approve it. Only then does the change go live. An earlier version can be restored.

How do I stay in control of what goes live?

Nothing is published without your approval. You see every change in the preview first, and you decide when it goes live. Every change is also versioned, so earlier content can be restored.

Is WordPress still your core platform?

Yes. WordPress is our core platform for websites and stores that need a full admin panel and plugins. Astro is for content sites you want to edit in a conversation with an agent, with a preview and approval before publication.

What about our online store?

Stores stay on WooCommerce. We develop WooCommerce stores and look after them (WooCommerce development; maintenance).

Who reviews the migration?

During the migration, before the new site goes live, a senior developer reviews every change.

Can you migrate a multilingual site?

Yes. Language versions and hreflang labels, which help the search engine show the right language, are part of the project from the start. This is how imado.co runs in seven languages.

Which platforms do you migrate sites from?

From WordPress, and also from Drupal, Joomla, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and Contentful when that is the starting point. The main subject of this page is a move from WordPress.

Why Astro and Cloudflare?

Astro prepares pages in advance as ordinary HTML, and Cloudflare serves them from its global network. Astro remains an open-source project under the MIT licence and runs on many platforms; on 16 January 2026 the Astro team joined Cloudflare.

How much does AI speed up the team’s work?

In our experience, AI speeds up our work 2–3 times, and during the migration a senior developer reviews every change before the new site goes live.

How much does it cost, and what about care after launch?

We quote each migration individually after we review your current site. We also agree post-launch care with you for that project. Get in touch and we will tell you what fits your site.

What hours do you work?

9:00–17:00 Polish time (CET/CEST).

How does invoicing work for clients outside Poland?

Prices are net. Foreign B2B clients are invoiced without VAT (reverse charge).

Move your content site to Astro

Send us the address of your current site. We will prepare a migration plan and an individual quote.

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