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Yes. Rankings survive a move when every old URL is mapped and permanently (301) redirected to its new page, and the titles, headings and content that ranked come across. I move sites of up to about 25 pages to Framer for $1,999 fixed in 14 days, with every old URL redirected.
What protects your rankings
- A full list of old URLs, from the sitemap, Search Console and your analytics
- A 301 redirect from each old URL to its closest new page, never all to the home page
- The same page titles, meta descriptions and main headings, improved but not thrown away
- Images and their alt text moved, not lost
- The new sitemap submitted in Search Console on launch day
What to expect after launch
A small wobble in the first two to four weeks is normal while Google recrawls. A lasting drop almost always means missing redirects, so check Search Console's 404 report in the first week and fix what it shows.
Why people move to Framer
Mostly speed of editing: the team changes pages visually, without plugins, updates or a developer queue. Framer also handles hosting and performance, which removes the plugin maintenance that wears WordPress sites down.
- Price
- $1,999 fixed
- Time
- 14 days
- Size
- Up to about 25 pages
- Redirects
- Every old URL, 301
When this is not the right fit
If your site has thousands of posts, complex membership or e-commerce, Framer may be the wrong home; that move needs a scoped quote, not the sprint.
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