Website Migration Agency for B2B SaaS Companies
Max Performance is the website migration agency for B2B SaaS and technology companies that need a new stack without losing the rankings and the pipeline the current site earns.
Website migrations fail at three points: redirects that overwrite each other, content that does not map one to one, and rendered pages that differ from the source. Max Performance moves WordPress, Webflow, Framer and custom builds onto Webflow, Next.js or Astro, and decides every URL before a single page is rebuilt.
Website migration is part of the Max Performance rebuild, delivered in 30 days.
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Selected companies Max Performance has worked with.
When a Max Performance website migration is the right call, and when it is not
Max Performance recommends a website migration when the stack is the problem, not the design.
Three signals point to a website migration: a CMS that cannot hold the content types you publish now, page speed and technical limits that the current stack cannot fix, and a team that waits on a developer for every change.
Three paths cover most B2B SaaS migrations at Max Performance: WordPress to Webflow, Webflow to Next.js or Astro, and Framer to Webflow.
One signal points away from a website migration: when the stack works and only the design is dated, a migration is an expensive way to fix a visual problem, and the monthly plan covers it for less.
Website migration services Max Performance delivers
Website migration
A new stack, with every URL decided and redirected.
| Capability | What it does |
|---|---|
| Evidence set and inventory | Every URL, ranking page, backlink target and template on the current site, recorded before anything moves. |
| URL ledger | One row per URL with its decision: keep, merge, redirect or retire. |
| Redirect map | One-hop redirects for every URL that changes, imported complete and exported again to compare. |
| Content and CMS migration | Collections, fields and entries mapped to the new structure, piloted per content type. |
| Structure carried over | Headings, internal links, schema and metadata moved on purpose, page by page. |
| Forms, tracking and analytics | Every form, event and integration tested on the new site before cutover. |
| Verification on the rendered code | Titles, headings, schema and links checked on the rendered output, not the source files. |
| Max Performance delivers each website migration capability listed here. | |
SaaS website design
The full site, designed and built for how B2B software gets bought.
| Capability | What it does |
|---|---|
| Website design and build | Max Performance designs the site and builds it in Webflow, or in Next.js on Vercel when the product demands custom development. |
| Page systems for product, feature and use case pages | Max Performance builds one reference template per page type, so the marketing team publishes ten more pages without breaking the structure. |
| Landing pages for campaigns | Max Performance builds the pages behind paid campaigns and launches, matching the message of each ad to the page that receives the click. |
| CMS architecture | Max Performance designs the collections, fields and relationships that hold customer stories, resources, glossary terms and blog articles. |
| Technical SEO and AEO structure | Max Performance sets the heading hierarchy, descriptive section IDs, URL model, internal linking rules and JSON-LD schema per page type, which is what makes pages extractable by AI Overviews and citable by ChatGPT and Perplexity. |
| Ongoing changes under the Stay current plan | Max Performance keeps the website moving after launch, with unlimited requests and most of them delivered within 48 hours. |
| Explore saas website design | |
Website maintenance
The changes, pages and fixes your live site needs every week.
| Capability | What it does |
|---|---|
| New pages on existing templates | Feature pages, use case pages, comparison pages and landing pages, built on the templates the site already has. |
| New sections and copy changes | A hero rewritten, a section added, a price updated across the site. |
| CMS items and collections | Customer stories, resources, blog posts, glossary entries, plus new fields when the structure needs them. |
| Landing pages for campaigns | Pages behind paid campaigns and launches, matched to the message of the ad. |
| Redirects and URL changes | One-hop redirects, mapped and verified, so no page loses its rankings when it moves. |
| Schema and technical SEO | JSON-LD per page type, heading hierarchy, internal linking rules kept intact as the site grows. |
| Speed and Core Web Vitals | Images, fonts, scripts and layout shift, checked on the rendered code. |
| Fixes | Broken links, forms that stopped sending, tracking that stopped firing, display bugs on mobile. |
| Explore website maintenance | |
Answer engine optimization
Structure that AI answer engines can extract and cite.
| Capability | What it does |
|---|---|
| Structure audit | What blocks answer engines on your site today, with the fixes in priority order. |
| Answer engine optimization architecture | One architecture applied across every template and page type, so new pages inherit it. |
| Structured data | Structured data written and validated for every template, not a plugin default. |
| Existing pages restructured | Your current pages restructured so answer engines can use them, without losing the sales argument. |
| Consistent company facts | One version of your company facts and product names across the whole website. |
| Monthly tracking | Search performance plus how the brand shows up in AI answers, reported every month. |
| Explore answer engine optimization | |
Webflow design and development
Certified Partner builds, with a CMS your team can actually use.
| Capability | What it does |
|---|---|
| Webflow design and build | Custom design and a Webflow build, with one reference page per template. |
| Migration to Webflow | From WordPress, Elementor, Framer or a custom stack, with URL mapping and one-hop redirects. |
| CMS architecture | Collections, fields and relationships for customer stories, resources, glossary, blog and documentation. |
| Page systems | Product, feature, use case, comparison and industry templates your team reuses without breaking the structure. |
| Technical SEO and AEO inside the build | Heading hierarchy, section ids, JSON-LD per page type, Core Web Vitals verified on the rendered code. |
| Build from your designer's files | Figma handed over by your team or your design partner, built to spec. |
| Ongoing changes | New pages, sections, copy and CMS items after launch, under the monthly plan. |
| Explore webflow design and development | |
Website redesign
A rebuild in 30 days, migrated without losing rankings.
| Capability | What it does |
|---|---|
| Positioning and messaging hierarchy | What the site argues, in what order, for each buying role. |
| Sitemap and page architecture | URL model, heading architecture and one template per page type. |
| Design system | Homepage plus one reference page per template, built on your brand rather than a theme. |
| Build | Webflow, or Next.js on Vercel when the product needs it. |
| CMS structure | Collections and fields so your team publishes without a developer. |
| Migration that keeps rankings | URL mapping, one-hop redirects, forms and tracking QA, verified before and after launch. |
| Technical SEO and AEO | Schema per page type, Core Web Vitals, extractable structure, checked on the rendered code. |
| Explore website redesign | |
Where a website migration loses rankings, and how Max Performance prevents it
Most ranking losses after a website migration come from three avoidable mistakes.
Max Performance cannot promise a ranking outcome, and controls what a migration controls: every URL decided, every redirect verified, and a Search Console baseline recorded before the move so the comparison afterwards is real.
Redirects replace each other.
A Webflow redirect import overwrites every existing redirect, so Max Performance exports the current list first, imports the complete ledger, and exports again to compare the two.
Content does not map one to one.
Fields, rich text and templates differ between stacks, so Max Performance migrates a pilot of each content type and checks the result before the batches run.
The rendered page changes.
Titles, headings, schema and internal links differ between the source and the output, so Max Performance verifies them on the rendered pages, not on the files that produce them.
The Max Performance website migration process inside the 30-day rebuild
Your team supplies access to the current site and one point of contact. Max Performance supplies everything else, and checks the URL ledger every week for the first four weeks after launch.
Week 1, evidence and decisions.
Evidence set, URL ledger and the decision for every URL, agreed in one session.
Week 2, pilot.
One entry of each content type migrated and checked, so the mapping is proven before volume.
Week 3, batches.
Content migrated in batches, with structure, metadata and schema carried across.
Week 4, redirects, checks and cutover.
Redirect map imported and compared, forms and tracking tested, rendered pages verified, then cutover.
Max Performance website migration pricing, published
Website migration is included in the Max Performance rebuild at $8,500, fixed, with strategy, design, build and launch in 30 days.
Two things change that number: a page count far above the core set, and custom development beyond a marketing site. Each is quoted separately after the Gap Audit, never as a surprise.
The rebuild. One-off project.
$8,500
Strategy, design, build, migration and launch in 30 days, with the full scope listed on the card.
- Strategy, sitemap and heading architecture agreed in week 1
- Design system, reference page per template, build and technical SEO
- Migration with URL mapping, one-hop redirects, forms and tracking QA
- Launch in 30 days, then the plan takes over
See the full scope
- Page architecture per page type: product, feature, use case, comparison
- CMS collections and fields for customer stories, resources and blog
- JSON-LD schema per page type, prepared for AI search extraction
- Internal linking rules so new pages inherit the structure
- Analytics and Search Console configured against a month-one baseline
- Legal, 404 and thank-you pages
- Recorded handoff and written documentation for your team
- Prefer to spread it? The rebuild runs as $3,000 per month for 3 months on the monthly plan
Stay current. Monthly.
$3,500 per month
What keeps the new site from ageing the way the old one did.
- Unlimited requests, one active at a time, most delivered within 48 hours
- New pages, sections, copy, images, CMS items, redirects and schema fixes
- The SEO and AEO structure kept intact as the site grows
- Weekly 30-minute call and a monthly report against the month-one baseline
- Month to month, pause or cancel anytime
Max Performance keeps 3 active plans at a time. Full breakdown on the pricing page.
Which companies Max Performance migrates as a website migration agency
Industry stays open: contact center AI, HR tech, fraud and risk software, insurtech, applied AI and regulated verticals.
Who this is for
Max Performance works with B2B SaaS and technology companies between 10 and 200 employees, where one marketing lead or founder owns the website and there is no in-house web role.
Who this is not for
Max Performance does not migrate ecommerce stores, local business sites or brochure sites for companies with no marketing function.
Max Performance website migration agency FAQs
How long does a website migration take at Max Performance?
A website migration at Max Performance launches 30 days after kickoff, inside the rebuild. Week 1 settles the evidence set and every URL decision, and the redirect map is verified in week 4 before cutover.
Will a website migration hurt my SEO?
Rankings wobble for a few weeks after any website migration, and the redirect map decides whether they come back. Max Performance records the Search Console baseline before the move, gives every URL a one-hop redirect, and checks the ledger every week for the first four weeks after launch.
How much does a website migration cost?
Website migration is included in the Max Performance rebuild at $8,500, fixed, with no separate migration fee. Page count far above the core set and custom development are quoted separately after the Gap Audit, and the pricing page lists the full scope.
Can Max Performance migrate a WordPress site to Webflow?
Yes. Max Performance migrates WordPress sites to Webflow, mapping posts, categories and custom fields to CMS collections and redirecting every old URL in one hop. Webflow vs WordPress compares the two stacks and explains when the move pays off.
Can Max Performance migrate a Webflow site to Next.js or Astro?
Yes. Max Performance migrates Webflow sites to Next.js or Astro when the product needs custom logic, scale or a content system beyond the Webflow CMS, and the URLs stay identical so the rankings carry over.
Does Max Performance migrate Framer sites?
Yes. Max Performance migrates Framer sites to Webflow, rebuilding the layouts as reusable templates and moving the content into CMS collections. Webflow vs Framer explains the trade-offs behind the move.
Book a call and get a walkthrough of what a website migration would change on your site, URL by URL, before you commit to anything.