Switching Craft CMS developers? We'll make the handoff easy.

Yes, that's most of the sites we look after. Every handoff starts with a technical audit, so we know what we're taking on. If your current team is still around, we're glad to work with them.

Yes. Usually the Craft queue has stalled, so emails, cache clearing, and image jobs pile up. We clear the backlog, set the queue to run on its own, and add Watchtower to warn us early. Full fix: our guide to a stuck Craft queue →

The audit is a fixed fee, scoped to your site's size. You get written findings on versions, security, backups, performance, integrations, and code, with a prioritized fix list. If you continue with us, the fee comes off your first invoice.

No. Many first conversations start confidentially, and we won't contact your current provider without your say-so. When you're ready, we'll give you a list to request: hosting, repository, domain and DNS access, and your Craft license.

It happens, and it is usually recoverable. Your Craft license is yours and transfers through Craft's own console. Domains can be moved with registrar authorization. Worst case, we rebuild the deployment pipeline from the running site and database.

Your company should own the Search Console property. We get user access, not sole ownership. Before and after cutover we verify the production property, sitemap, and robots, and we watch Performance for a sudden drop in clicks and impressions. If the old vendor was the only owner, we help you reclaim it with DNS or a file on the live site. Full checklist: Switching agencies without losing Google traffic →

Yes. Start with URL Inspection, robots, sitemaps, and whether Search Console still points at the real production host. Many cliffs are handoff mistakes, not a reason to rebuild. Walkthrough: Switching agencies without losing Google traffic →

The audit takes three to five business days, and urgent fixes usually land in the first week or two. Full custody (hosting, deploys, backups, monitoring, firewall) is typically done inside three weeks. Unusual sites take longer.

Usually yes, and it's far cheaper than a rebuild. We regularly bring Craft 3 and Craft 4 sites to a supported version without redesigning. The audit tells us whether the upgrade path is clean or a rebuild makes more sense.

Yes. We can fix one broken thing, like a form that stopped sending, a site that went down, or a failed update, as a standalone engagement. Many of those turn into maintenance once the audit shows what else needs work.