Cloudflare · Kinsta · Kadence

Move client sites onto a stack that stops breaking.

Cheap hosting with no staging, no real backups, and nothing in front of it causes most of the emergencies I get paid to fix. Move the client once and stop getting those calls.

Migration monitor Simulated
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Old host → Kinsta0%
  • Rollback pointQueued
  • Files and databaseQueued
  • SSL and mailQueued
  • Staging testsQueued
  • Cloudflare cutoverQueued
Old hostLive
Downtime0s
Rollback—

The process

Three moves. Zero surprises.

01

Plan and back up

Audit the site, provision the new host, and set a documented rollback point. The old host stays live the whole time.

02

Move and test

Files, database, and SSL moved to staging. Pages, forms, and mail tested before anything goes public.

03

Cut over

Cloudflare DNS cutover on your schedule, WAF rules on, and a handoff note for your team.

What lands on the new stack

Moved once. Stable after.

Every migration ends on the same platform, documented and ready to hand off as your own.

  • Kinsta provisioning and full transfer
  • Cloudflare DNS, edge cache, and WAF rules
  • SSL, mail, and deliverability verified
  • Plugin audit with the dead weight removed
  • Documented rollback point before any change
  • White label handoff notes your team can forward

Scope

What’s quoted. What’s not taken.

Quoted

Kadence conversion

Moving a site off another theme or builder is quoted once I see what it’s on.

Quoted

Multisite networks

WPMU networks are in scope, quoted by subsite count and what each one runs.

Not taken

WooCommerce

Stores are a full time discipline of their own.

Questions agencies ask

Straight answers.

Will the site go down during the move?

No. The old host stays live until cutover, and the switch happens on your schedule.

Do we have to use Kinsta?

For sites I maintain, yes. Fast restores and real staging are what make the response times honest.

What happens to email on the domain?

Mail records are carried over and verified, so nothing stops at cutover.

Can you move a whole network?

Yes. Multisite networks are quoted by subsite count and what each subsite runs.

Move it once. Stop the calls.

Send the site and its current host. You’ll get a plan and a flat quote.