Every URL, from your sitemap
We read your sitemaps the way search engines do, including sitemap indexes and the type each file belongs to.
Get a free migration plan. We read every URL on your site, decide which paths survive the move and which need a 301, and hand you a redirect file your new platform can import.
Fair use: up to 6 plans an hour. We read public pages and sitemaps only, up to 5,000 URLs.
How it works
We read your sitemaps the way search engines do, including sitemap indexes and the type each file belongs to.
Pages, posts, products, categories, tags, authors, pagination, feeds and files. Each type moves differently.
Webflow and Framer put collection items in one folder and serve clean, lowercase paths. Astro and Next.js can keep almost any path.
Redirects in the exact format your new platform reads: a Webflow CSV, a Framer Redirect Sync CSV, or code for Astro and Next.js.
Small, medium or large, with the reasons shown: size, redirects, a shop, languages, and how hard your platform is to export from.
A 301 tells browsers and search engines that a page has moved for good, and passes the old page's ranking to the new address. Without one, every changed URL becomes a 404, and the traffic and links it earned are lost.
It reads your sitemaps, including sitemap indexes, the same way search engines do. If your site has no sitemap, it falls back to the pages linked from your homepage and tells you the plan is partial.
Both platforms put every item of a collection, such as blog posts or products, in one shared folder, and serve clean lowercase paths without file extensions. Posts at the root of the site, under date folders, or ending in .php cannot keep their exact address, so each needs a redirect.
The format your new platform reads. A two-column CSV for Webflow's 301 redirect import, a CSV for the Redirect Sync plugin in Framer, or a ready-to-paste redirects block for astro.config or next.config.
Yes, but importing a redirect CSV in Webflow replaces the redirects you already have. Export your current list first, merge it with this file, then import the combined file.
It is a guide built from what we can measure: the number of URLs and redirects, whether you run a shop or several languages, and how hard your current platform is to export from. Every reason is listed, so you can judge it yourself.
Yes. It is free and needs no account. We ask for your email so we can follow up if you would like help with the move. We never share or sell it.
Answers are generated from this page and our public information. Confirm anything contractual with the team.
We will map the scope, cost, and timeline with you.
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