Your client's move,
with proof.
Run the verification report on the migration you are shipping. Hand the client a read-only scorecard instead of a screenshot, and re-run it as the fixes land. Free, no per-seat charge.
The proof is the deliverable.
A client does not want a list of tags. They want to know that the site they paid for does what the old one did. The report is that answer, and it is yours to forward.
Client-ready, not dashboard-ready
The report renders as a read-only page with no MigrateKit navigation and no owner identity. Send the link, print it to PDF, or hand over the JSON. The client does not need an account.
Re-run until it is green
A move is rarely fixed in one pass. Re-runs are free, the ownership confirmation stays in place, and the report keeps the same shape so you can show progress rather than a wall of new screenshots.
Use it before and after launch
Compare the old site against staging before DNS changes. If the old site is gone by the time you review it, check the live site against the baseline you saved. The page-level check works either way; the deep browser checks need the old site live.
A link you are not embarrassed to send.
The client opens the report and sees a verdict, the checks that passed, and the pages, tags, images and links that did not carry over. The share link is read-only, expires after 30 days and can be revoked from the report page. Print or save as PDF is built in.
What the client can do with it
Read it without an account. No sign-in, no dashboard, no MigrateKit branding beyond the report header.
Forward it to their developer. Every finding names the page and the signal, so the fix list is actionable.
Keep it as the launch record. The same report can sit next to the invoice as evidence that the move was checked.
Want to see the shape before you run one? Open a real sample report.
We can take the move.
If a rebuild is outside your team's capacity, we can implement the managed migration from $2,500 per site. You keep the client relationship; the finished move is verified before it goes live.
What agencies ask.
No. Sign in with Google, confirm you control the sites, and the report runs in the browser.
Yes. Create a read-only share link or email the report from the report page. The client does not need an account, the link expires after 30 days, and you can revoke it.
Yes, as long as the staging site is reachable from the internet. A password-protected preview cannot be read; the report needs to load the page.
It checks the public-facing layer: search tags, copy, images, links, forms, menus, performance, accessibility and layout. Server-side business logic and anything behind a login are out of scope. A baseline check is page-level only; the deep browser checks need the old site live.
No. You run the report and keep the client. If you want us to take a move you cannot fit in, we quote it separately and you keep the relationship.
Check the next move before the client sees it.
The report is free and re-runs are free. Sign in, confirm the sites, and send the result when it is green.