Know before you migrate.
A free, structured review of your site that ends with a clear call: what to move, how long it takes, or whether to move at all.
Six areas, reviewed.
The things that decide how a migration goes.
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URLs & traffic
Every indexed URL, which pages carry traffic and links, and which can be consolidated.
- Posts148 itemstitleslugauthor →tags →bodyseo
→ references to other collections
02CMS structure
Collections, fields, references, and the workflow your editors use today.
- yoursite.com › blog
Moving off a site builder, step by step
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Metadata, canonicals, structured data, sitemaps, and current indexing health.
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04Integrations
Forms, CRM, analytics, consent, scripts, and anything connected via embeds.
- rebuild05
Design & interactions
Components, templates, and animations, and what won’t transfer 1:1.
- Platform Owned stack06
Costs & constraints
Current platform costs, renewal dates, hosting needs, and data residency.
A plan you keep.
Written so your own team, or any partner, can run it. With us or without us.
- URL inventory and draft redirect map
- Proposed CMS content model
- What won’t migrate 1:1, and what replaces it
- Stack recommendation with trade-offs explained
- Risk register with mitigations
- Fixed scope, timeline, and quote for the migration
Three steps.
No surprises, no long engagement.
- 01
Intro call
A short call about your site, goals, and constraints. We confirm whether an assessment makes sense.
30 minutes - 02
Review
With read-only access to your platform, analytics, and Search Console, we audit the site end to end.
Read-only access - 03
Walkthrough
We present the findings live, answer questions, and hand over the written report.
Written report
Three possible answers.
One of them is “don't migrate”.
Migrate
A full move to the recommended stack, with a fixed plan.
Migrate in phases
Start with the blog or resources, then move the rest.
Stay and optimize
Your current platform is the right fit. Here's how to get more out of it.
About the assessment.
Anything else, ask on the call.
What does the assessment cost?
Nothing. It’s free, it ends in a fixed scope and price for the migration, and you keep the report whatever you decide.
What access do you need?
Read-only access to your website platform, analytics, and Google Search Console. We never need production credentials or billing access for the assessment.
How long does the assessment take?
It depends on the size of the site. We agree on the turnaround on the intro call, so you know exactly when you’ll get the report.
Are we committing to a migration?
No. The assessment stands on its own. You can take the report and the redirect map to your own team or another partner.
Do you work with sites that aren’t on Webflow?
Yes. We assess Wix, Framer, and WordPress sites as well. Webflow is our deepest specialism.
Why work with a new studio that has no case studies yet?
Fair question. Orbtio is new, so there’s no list of past migrations to show you yet. You work directly with Mitja Pak. He has built frontends since 2022, builds Webflow sites every day at Flowout, and has shipped headless sites on Storyblok. Instead of a portfolio, you get checkpoints. The scope and price are fixed in writing before any build work. You approve the redirect map before we write code. We check Search Console at launch, day 30, and day 60, and if the move breaks a redirect or indexing, we fix it within the project price. The assessment is free, so you can judge our work on your own site first. The repository and hosting accounts are in your name from day one, so you can walk away at any point. Because we’re new, the first 3 clients get 30% off in exchange for a public case study.
Clarity, not commitment.
The assessment is free. A short intro call tells you whether it makes sense for your site.