HubSpot website migration guide
The broad planning guide for scope, content, templates, SEO, redirects, forms, QA, and post-launch monitoring.
Guides, checklists, platform comparisons, and SEO planning resources for teams deciding whether to migrate a website into HubSpot CMS or connect HubSpot to an existing site.
Core guides
Use these resources when you need to understand scope, pricing, SEO risk, launch readiness, and whether the project is a full CMS migration or a smaller integration task.
The broad planning guide for scope, content, templates, SEO, redirects, forms, QA, and post-launch monitoring.
Use this when the website itself needs to move into HubSpot CMS, not only connect to HubSpot forms or tracking.
Inventory pages, templates, forms, redirects, analytics, integrations, QA, and launch tasks before the build starts.
Understand the pricing drivers behind page volume, blog content, templates, forms, redirects, QA, and launch support.
Protect rankings with URL mapping, metadata preservation, internal links, crawl checks, and post-launch monitoring.
Platform migration guides
Migration service scope for WordPress pages, blog content, forms, plugins, redirects, and SEO preservation.
Move Webflow pages, forms, templates, and design patterns into a HubSpot-native website setup.
Plan a move from Wix into HubSpot CMS with cleaner templates, CRM alignment, redirects, and QA.
Move a Squarespace site into HubSpot when the team needs stronger CRM and marketing operations.
Plan a migration from a structured or complex Drupal site into HubSpot CMS.
Map document types, templates, language variants, and integrations before moving to HubSpot.
WordPress cluster
Plan posts, authors, categories, tags, featured images, internal links, redirects, and blog SEO checks.
Use a WordPress-specific checklist for pages, blog posts, plugins, forms, tracking, redirects, and QA.
Preserve rankings with permalink mapping, 301 redirects, metadata, canonicals, internal links, and GSC checks.
Integration comparisons
Integration is enough when the current site can stay where it is and only forms, tracking, or CRM handoff need improvement. Migration is better when the website itself should become HubSpot-native.
Compare keeping Webflow connected to HubSpot versus moving the site into HubSpot CMS.
Understand when Wix plus HubSpot integration is enough and when migration becomes the cleaner option.
Compare a lightweight Squarespace integration with a full Squarespace to HubSpot migration.
Next step
Start with the HubSpot website migration service if you are ready to scope the project, or send the current site through the contact form for a fixed-scope review.