Switching
Change the website without gambling the business.
Leaving Hibu, Townsquare, Scorpion, or any bundled provider should start with an inventory of what you own, what you can export, and what must keep working. That is how we run it — nothing gets cancelled until your new site is standing.
Before touching anything
Map the moving parts.
Many website relationships bundle the domain, hosting, email, forms, analytics, listings, and ads. The visual site can change while those systems remain under deliberate control.
- 01
Confirm ownership
Identify the legal registrant and account owner for the domain, hosting, email, analytics, listings, and advertising accounts.
- 02
Capture the current state
Inventory pages, redirects, forms, integrations, DNS records, search metadata, and any active campaign destinations.
- 03
Build separately
Keep the redesigned site private and isolated until content, forms, accessibility, redirects, and rollback are reviewed.
- 04
Cut over with authority
Only an approved production plan should change DNS, cancel a provider, move a domain, or replace a live form endpoint.
The contrast
A narrow website offer, not another all-in-one platform.
Demo or consultation before tangible work
Private homepage proof before a paid relationship
Custom quote hidden behind a sales process
Public starting paths and written scope
Website mixed into a broad marketing bundle
Website design and care with explicit boundaries
Provider-controlled or unclear exit
Ownership, export, and cancellation described up front
Important boundary
Do not cancel the old provider because a preview looks ready.
A real handoff needs authenticated account access, backups, form testing, redirect mapping, DNS review, and a rollback plan — and we put all of that in writing before anything changes. Your current site stays live until the new one has passed every check, and we will tell you, in writing, when it is safe to cancel. Never before.
Build the replacement before disturbing the current site.
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