Pages and templates
List core pages, landing pages, blog templates, reusable sections, and any special layouts that must be rebuilt.
Use this checklist before moving a website to HubSpot so you protect SEO, preserve lead capture, and avoid launch surprises.
Guide
This guide is designed to answer one specific migration question clearly, then help you decide whether you need a broader HubSpot migration plan.
Before migration
List core pages, landing pages, blog templates, reusable sections, and any special layouts that must be rebuilt.
Export URLs, titles, meta descriptions, canonicals, headings, image alt text, and priority internal links.
Document forms, CTAs, thank-you pages, notifications, routing, and CRM dependencies.
During migration
At launch
Check forms, mobile layouts, metadata, redirects, indexability, analytics, and critical conversion paths.
Publish with redirects ready, validate live URLs, and test priority journeys immediately.
Monitor Search Console, analytics, form submissions, broken links, and any unexpected crawl issues.
FAQ
At minimum: page inventory, template scope, SEO metadata, redirect mapping, forms, analytics, integrations, QA, and post-launch checks.
Before the build starts. The checklist is most useful when it shapes scope instead of being used only as a final review.
Yes. Redirect mapping is one of the most important tasks in any website migration because URL changes can otherwise create avoidable SEO loss.
Next step
Start with the HubSpot website migration guide, continue to our HubSpot website migration service, or review platform-specific pages for WordPress, Webflow, Wix, and Squarespace.