Preflight review
Platform, data size, dependencies and access are reviewed first.
Offshore website migration
Move offshore with a controlled migration plan.
A scoped migration service for websites and applications, with source review, data transfer, launch coordination and post-move validation.
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Connected service pathChoose → configure → manage
Migration assessment
Give the migration team a useful starting point.
Share the platform, size, current host and preferred timing so the team can assess access, compatibility and the move window.
Secure request routingYour submission goes directly to the InvisibleHosts operations team.
Controlled change
DNS and launch timing are planned around the agreed window.
Post-move checks
Core routes, forms, SSL and database connectivity are validated.
Process
A migration is a project, not a copy button.
We document the source, establish a rollback point and separate transfer from final DNS cutover.
- Inventory and backup
- Compatibility review
- Staged restoration
- Launch checklist
Continuity
Reduce avoidable downtime.
The exact window depends on the source platform, DNS TTL, data size and how rapidly the source changes.
- TTL planning
- Incremental sync when feasible
- SSL validation
- Rollback route
Straight answers
Know what you are buying.
Service-specific availability and legal requirements are kept visible instead of hidden behind broad marketing promises.
What information is needed for a migration assessment?
We need the current platform, website or application URLs, approximate file and database size, email requirements, access method, traffic profile and preferred launch window.
Can you migrate WordPress, custom applications and databases?
Yes when the source stack and destination are compatible. The assessment identifies runtime, extension, database and storage requirements before any promise is made.
Will the migration cause downtime?
The aim is to minimize downtime through staging, TTL planning and final synchronization, but the achievable window depends on the source platform, data-change rate and DNS behavior.
Do you keep a rollback path?
Where source access and storage permit, the original service remains unchanged until validation and DNS cutover. The agreed migration plan states the rollback point and retention window.
Are email accounts included?
Only when email migration is specifically scoped. Mailboxes, forwarding, DNS records and deliverability controls require separate review from the website itself.
Can you migrate a site after a complaint or provider deadline?
Sometimes, if access remains available and the move is lawful. Short deadlines, suspended accounts or upstream restrictions can limit what can be recovered, so early contact is important.
Ready when your project is.
Configure the right service.
Continue to the client portal to review configuration, billing and checkout.