If you've been told HubSpot's in-house migration (replatforming) service is no longer taking on website migrations, you're probably wondering what that means for your project, especially if your or your customer's website is anything beyond a straightforward move.
Our team at The Web Plant has been a performing migrations for HubSpot's replatforming/services team since 2011. For over fifteen years, website migrations onto HubSpot have been our core craft. We have performed thousands of them, from simple content moves to deeply custom replatforms. If you've migrated a site onto HubSpot CMS or Content Hub in the last decade, there's a good chance that our team was behind the delivery.
We know this work from the inside: where migrations go wrong, how to hold SEO rankings through a replatform, how to map redirects so no traffic is lost at launch, and how to handle the edge cases that only show up when you've done this thousands of times.
Most teams budget around four weeks for a migration. We typically deliver in four to five days — not by cutting corners, but through fifteen years of operational refinement. You're live and seeing value in days, not a month.
And our pricing sits in the same range the in-house service charged — in some cases lower. Moving to a specialist partner doesn't mean paying a premium.
Any standardized service has to draw lines to keep pace — which means the more complex, custom, large or unusual migrations often fell outside its scope. If your project was flagged as too custom, or you were told it didn't fit standard guidelines, that's not a dead end.
Custom is our normal. Complex information architecture, bespoke modules, unusual source systems, heavy data, intricate design — the migrations that don't fit a template are exactly the ones we're built for. We don't turn away the hard ones.
Whether you were part-way through with the in-house team, were told your project was out of scope, or a HubSpot rep pointed you our way — we can pick it up. A short scoping call tells you exactly what your migration involves, how long it'll take, and what it costs.