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Move content from WordPress, Wix, Contentful, legacy CMS platforms or custom sources into a headless architecture. Start with an inventory and source-access assessment, then scope transformation, frontend redevelopment, SEO safeguards and cutover.
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Migrate to Headless CMS Without Losing Growth
Legacy CMS platforms often trap content inside rigid templates, plugins and developer-dependent workflows. As websites grow, publishing slows, maintenance becomes expensive and omnichannel delivery gets harder. Migrating without proper content modelling, redirects and validation can also damage SEO, content quality and business-critical integrations.
Review the Murmu website migration and content architecture.
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Inventory content, URLs, templates, integrations, assets and publishing workflows before migration so critical pages, SEO signals and business dependencies are identified early.
Transform page-bound legacy content into reusable schemas, references and components designed for websites, applications, localization, search, personalization and future AI workflows.
Export, clean, transform and import content and media through platform APIs or migration scripts while validating relationships, metadata, slugs and reusable content structures.
Rebuild or modernize the presentation layer with Next.js, reusable components, responsive experiences and API-driven content while preserving important routes and customer journeys.
Preserve URLs where practical, map redirects, migrate metadata, canonicals and structured fields, validate crawlability and monitor indexing so migration minimizes organic-search disruption.
Configure editorial workflows, previews, permissions and documentation so marketing teams can publish independently while developers retain clean, maintainable frontend and integration architecture.
We have migrated and engineered real production content platforms where publishing speed, SEO, structured content and long-term maintainability mattered.
Migrated MSI's production website from custom .NET administration to Sanity and Next.js, creating reusable structured content and dramatically reducing routine publishing dependency.
Connected structured Sanity content with MCP-driven AI workflows, allowing website knowledge to support search, AI assistants, automation and future agent-based experiences.
Experience across Sitecore XM Cloud, Sanity and Next.js demonstrates capability in API-first architecture, reusable components, enterprise integrations and modern digital-experience delivery.
We treat migration as content transformation, frontend modernization and SEO protection not a database copy so the new platform improves how teams publish and scale.
Choose the migration scope that matches your content, architecture and business risk.
Audit and map the source
Inventory pages, media, fields, references, languages, URLs and integrations. Assess access and export limits, including Wix, and deliver a mapping and scope.
Transform content and dependent features
Implement agreed extraction and transformation, migrate media and metadata, and rebuild frontend or source-specific features where required. Review sample migrations with content owners.
Verify and cut over
Compare document and asset coverage, test journeys and redirects, check metadata and rendering, and agree content freeze, final import and rollback. Scope post-launch checks and handover.
FAQ
Everything you need to know before starting a project with us. Talk to our team.
Headless CMS migration cost depends on content volume, content types, integrations, assets, localization, frontend requirements, SEO migration, custom functionality and QA. An audit is recommended before creating a reliable estimate.
Timeline depends on content volume, platform complexity, integrations and whether the frontend is being rebuilt. Smaller migrations may take weeks, while complex enterprise replatforming typically requires phased delivery.
Yes. A WordPress-to-Sanity migration can include content auditing, schema design, posts and pages, media assets, SEO metadata, redirects, Next.js frontend development and editorial workflow configuration.
Yes. Contentful content models, entries, assets and relationships can be mapped into Sanity schemas and migrated through APIs or scripts while validating references, metadata and frontend dependencies.
Any replatforming can affect SEO if URLs, metadata, canonicals, redirects or rendering are mishandled. A migration plan should preserve important URLs, implement redirects and validate crawlability before and after launch.
Not always. If the existing frontend is already decoupled, it may be retained or incrementally modernized. Tightly coupled legacy websites often benefit from a modern frontend rebuild.
Yes. Sanity manages structured content while Next.js handles frontend rendering, components, routing, SEO and digital experiences, creating a flexible headless architecture.
Migration can be planned using staging environments, parallel systems, migration rehearsals and controlled cutover to minimize disruption. Exact downtime risk depends on the current architecture and integrations.
Content should be audited before migration. Valuable and current content should be mapped into structured models, while outdated, duplicate or unnecessary material can be removed instead of carrying legacy clutter forward.
Yes. Post-migration support can include Sanity development, Next.js enhancements, content modelling, visual editing, GROQ, integrations, SEO improvements, AI workflows and ongoing headless platform maintenance.
We assess content and access available from your Wix site. A Wix site cannot simply be exported and hosted unchanged elsewhere because it depends on Wix services. Available content may be extracted or rebuilt, while templates, integrations and application features need separate assessment. The quote identifies limits and frontend work required.
Estimate by source access, content and media volume, relationships, languages, integrations, frontend redevelopment, redirects, validation and cutover. A new website build tier is not a migration fee; discovery establishes the migration estimate.