Every platform switch has blind spots. These guides show you what to verify before you launch - so you don't lose rankings, content, or functionality in the move.
Pick the guide that matches where you're coming from. Each one covers the specific pitfalls of that platform and what MigrateKit checks.
Wix locks you into its ecosystem. When you move to WordPress, you lose Wix's SEO defaults and need to recreate them manually. The migration guide covers titles, meta descriptions, 301 redirects, and the image URL changes that break links across the site.
Read guide →Squarespace generates clean HTML but wraps it in its own structure. Moving to Next.js means rebuilding from scratch - and the content, structured data, and Open Graph tags rarely survive intact.
Read guide →GoDaddy's website builder is basic, so the SEO and structured data are often minimal or missing entirely. When you rebuild in Webflow, it is tempting to improve everything at once, and that is where tags and content get lost.
Read guide →WordPress has years of accumulated SEO data - Yoast settings, custom fields, structured data. Moving to a headless setup (Next.js, Nuxt, Astro) means porting all of that manually, and anything you forget costs traffic.
Read guide →Shopify handles SEO, redirects, and structured data automatically. When you build a custom storefront, all of that becomes your problem. Product pages, collection URLs, and canonical tags need explicit handling.
Read guide →For store owners, not developers. Coming from WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce, or Magento? This page explains, in plain English, what usually goes missing in a Shopify move and how a report card proves everything arrived.
Read guide →Squarespace uses its own URL structure. WordPress uses a different one. If you don't set up redirects, every link your existing visitors and search engines know breaks on day one.
Read guide →Every platform migration follows the same pattern: the new site goes live, the client is happy, and then traffic starts dropping because meta descriptions disappeared, structured data broke, or images lost their alt text. MigrateKit catches these issues before launch.
Send the old URL and the new URL. The scan starts immediately and the pass/fail scorecard appears on the page.