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Website migration checker: find lost pages before search traffic does.

Enter the old site, the new site and the paths that matter. Each path is opened on both sites, in a desktop and a mobile view, and compared for redirects, missing pages, metadata changes and broken images.

Up to 25 paths · 3 free checks a day · no account needed

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What you getA migration gap report, most urgent firstExample with fictional data
Paths checked
25 × 2 views
Lost pages
6
Metadata regressions
11
  • Urgent
    Destination unavailable/pricing/ · new site returned 404
  • Important
    Canonical changed host/guides/import/ · canonical points to staging.example
  • Important
    Visible content reduced/services/consulting/ · 68% less text than the old page
Download package
  • HTML report
  • Redirect CSV
  • Page-evidence CSV
  • Lost-page list
  • Screenshots
  • Manifest

Prepared result preview

See the decision before sharing a real file.

Turn two sites and a confirmed route list into a prioritized migration gap report. This prepared example uses fictional data and the same evidence structure as the server export.

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Website migration

Six confirmed routes were lost in migration

Only user-confirmed routes are captured; this version does not crawl or evaluate robots.txt, and failed captures remain visible.

Actual prepared coverage: 25 user-confirmed paths · desktop and mobile capture

  • UrgentDestination unavailable/pricing/ · candidate returned 404
  • ImportantCanonical changed host/guides/import/ · canonical points to staging.example
  • ImportantVisible content reduced/services/consulting/ · 68% less text than baseline
Routes
25 × 2 views
Lost pages
6
Metadata regressions
11
Show the verified package

HTML, redirect and page-evidence CSV files, lost-page list, screenshots and manifest

Engine website-migration-qa-v1 · rules migration-signals-2026-08-30

Limits & price

What one check covers and what it costs

Paths per check
Up to 25, each captured in a desktop and a mobile view (50 paired captures)
Input
Two public website addresses and your path list
File handling
Unfinished drafts are removed after 2 hours; the encrypted result stays for 24 hours
Free3 checks a dayNo account needed. Failed jobs are never counted.
ProUp to 200 checks a day€12.99/month or €89.99/year · cancel anytime
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One focused workflow

From bounded input to evidence you can review

  1. Add both sites.Enter the old and the new public address and list up to 25 paths, one per line.
  2. Confirm the job.Both addresses, the path list and your settings are shown once more before anything is fetched.
  3. Process in isolation.A one-job networkless sandbox receives only this job and cannot access accounts, queues, encryption keys or other customer storage.
  4. Review exact findings.Compare user-confirmed old and new public routes for redirects, missing pages, metadata changes, image failures and desktop/mobile rendering differences.
  5. Download the evidence.HTML report, redirect and page-evidence CSV files, lost-page list, screenshots and a manifest that lists a hash for every output file.

What this product does not claim

Only user-confirmed routes are captured; this version does not crawl or evaluate robots.txt, and failed captures remain visible.

Clear answers

Website Migration QA FAQ

What do I have to supply?

The old site, the new site and the list of paths you want compared. Up to 25 confirmed routes are captured, each in a desktop and a mobile view.

Why does it not crawl the site itself?

Only routes you confirm are visited, so the tool never wanders into pages you did not intend to hit. This version also does not read or evaluate robots.txt.

What counts as a lost page?

A confirmed old path whose new destination answers with an error or never resolves, for example a route that returns 404 after the move. Those findings sit at the top of the report.

Which metadata is compared?

Title, description and canonical for each route. A canonical that now points at a different host, or a title that changed during the move, is reported as a regression.

What happens when a capture fails?

The failure stays visible in the report instead of being dropped, so a route nobody could reach is never mistaken for a route that passed.

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Find migration losses before search traffic does.

Enter the old site, the new site and your paths. 3 free checks a day without an account, or up to 200 a day with Pro.

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