WordPress hit the ceiling? Move to Drupal.
When your WordPress site has grown beyond what plugin stacks can handle, content modeling falls apart, or you need real workflow and access control, Drupal is the upgrade path.
We migrate posts, taxonomies, users, media, and integrations end to end.
Signs WordPress has hit a ceiling.
SymptomsPlugin stack as architecture
ACF + WPML + WooCommerce + custom code in functions.php. Every upgrade is a coin flip. Drupal's core handles content modeling, multilingual, and structured data without 12 plugins.
Editorial workflow that doesn't exist
Drafts, reviews, scheduled publishes, and per-section editor permissions are first-class in Drupal core via Workflows and Content Moderation.
Content reuse goes wrong at scale
Same content reused across 30 landing pages? Drupal's reference field, paragraphs, and Views patterns make that maintainable. WordPress reblogs become a liability.
4-step migration process
Six to ten weeks for most sites. Zero downtime cutover. URL parity guaranteed.
Content audit
Inventory every WordPress post type, custom field, taxonomy, plugin, and integration. Map them to Drupal entities and content types.
Drupal build
Drupal 10 or 11 site stood up with content types, Views, paragraphs, and theme rebuilt to match (or improve on) the WordPress front-end.
Content migration
WP REST API and DB extracts feed Drupal Migrate API. Posts, users, comments, media, taxonomies, ACF fields, and URL aliases all preserved.
Cutover
DNS swap during a low-traffic window. WordPress kept running 14 days as fallback. Final delta sync just before TTL drops.
Migration FAQ
Will I lose SEO equity? expand_more
No. Every URL is migrated one to one or 301 redirected. Pre and post-cutover crawls verify parity. Search Console is verified the same day as cutover.
What about WooCommerce? expand_more
Drupal Commerce is the equivalent. Most product catalogs, customers, and order history can move. Heavily customized WooCommerce stores get scoped separately.
How long does it take? expand_more
Six to ten weeks for a standard content site. Sites with WooCommerce, multilingual setups, or heavy plugin customization run 12 to 16 weeks. Quoted in writing after the audit.
What does it cost? expand_more
$10,000 to $40,000 fixed-price for a standard WordPress to Drupal move. Multilingual sites, WooCommerce migrations, or 5,000+ post sites scoped after the audit.
Ready for a real CMS?
20 minutes. We talk through your WordPress install, what is breaking, and whether Drupal is the right move (sometimes it is not).
Book the audit