Pre-migration content intelligence
Replatform Radar crawls your site ahead of a CMS migration and scores every page and asset — duplicate content, orphaned files, embedded scripts that won't survive the move — into a migrate / rewrite / kill plan you can hand to your team before the replatform bill arrives.
Launching soon. Free lite scan at launch — first 100 pages on us.
Every page, PDF, and image on your site, classified and counted — the map most migrations start without.
Near-duplicate clusters and unreferenced assets, flagged so you migrate content once instead of four times.
Embedded scripts, iframes, and platform-specific markup that will break on the new CMS — found before launch day.
The deliverable
Every scan returns a branded PDF that grades your site across the seven areas a replatform actually breaks — from the CMS transfer to whether AI answer engines can still find you. Skimmable up front, with the full evidence in the back.
A migrate / rewrite / kill verdict for every page, with the effort to move it — your backlog, scoped on evidence.
A generated 301 redirect map for every URL that changes or dies, exported as a CSV your team imports at cutover.
The elements migrations silently strip — structured data, meta, canonicals, FAQ schema — that decide whether Google, featured snippets, and AI answer engines like ChatGPT and Perplexity can find and cite you.
Every embedded script, iframe, and mixed-content asset, plus the security headers your site is missing.
Trackers firing before consent, PII forms, and missing privacy links — flagged before they follow you to the new platform.
Missing alt text, language attributes, and structure — the ADA / WCAG gaps you inherit if you migrate them as-is.
Thin, stale, and duplicate pages you can retire instead of migrating — so you move content once, not four times.