Sitecore
Gutenberg 
PHP 
Discovery & Sitecore Audit
A full review of your Sitecore version (XM, XP or XM Cloud), sites, templates, renderings, workflows, integrations, languages and traffic, with a migration roadmap and estimate.
Migration Services
Keep enterprise capability, lose the licence bill, and protect every ranking on the way.
Introduction
EIT Connect delivers Sitecore to WordPress migration for organisations that want enterprise-grade websites without enterprise-grade licence fees and specialist dependency. Teams usually decide to migrate Sitecore to WordPress when the renewal comes round, or when every small change still needs a certified developer. We treat the move as an engineering project, not a copy-paste: we map your Sitecore templates, components, workflows and language versions to their WordPress equivalents, move content with scripts rather than by hand, and cut over in planned phases with redirects and monitoring in place.
What We Offer
Our Sitecore to WordPress migration service covers architecture, content, integrations and SEO from start to finish.
A full review of your Sitecore version (XM, XP or XM Cloud), sites, templates, renderings, workflows, integrations, languages and traffic, with a migration roadmap and estimate.
Sitecore templates and fields mapped to WordPress custom post types, ACF field groups and taxonomies, so structured content stays structured.
Sitecore renderings and layouts rebuilt as reusable Gutenberg blocks and page patterns, matching your design system so editors keep the same flexibility.
Content exported with Sitecore Content Serialization, PowerShell or APIs, transformed and imported with WP-CLI scripts, including media, authors, dates and internal links.
Language versions moved to WPML or Polylang, and multiple Sitecore sites consolidated into WordPress Multisite or kept as separate installs.
CRM, marketing automation, search, SSO and analytics reconnected, and Sitecore Forms rebuilt with submissions flowing to the same systems.
URL mapping and 301 redirects for every page and media file, metadata and structured data carried over, sitemaps and Search Console handled.
Managed WordPress hosting set up for performance and security, staged testing, a planned cut-over and post-launch stabilisation support.
Concept Mapping
These are the five areas where Sitecore and WordPress differ most, and how we handle each.
Sitecore items built on templates become WordPress posts or custom post types with ACF fields, keeping the same content structure.
Components placed in placeholders become Gutenberg blocks and page templates that editors assemble visually.
Draft, review and approval steps are recreated with WordPress roles and editorial workflow plugins.
Sitecore's native personalisation and xDB don't carry across. We replace them with GA4, your CDP or marketing automation, and personalisation plugins where you need them, and we agree this trade-off with you upfront.
Sitecore language versions map to WPML or Polylang translations, and multiple sites map to WordPress Multisite or separate installs.
Comparison
A quick Sitecore vs WordPress comparison for teams deciding whether to move.
| Area | Sitecore | WordPress |
|---|---|---|
| Licensing | Recurring platform licence | No licence fee; you pay for hosting, plugins and support |
| Developer pool | Smaller, specialist .NET skill set | Very large PHP/JavaScript talent pool |
| Editing | Powerful but complex for many editors | Block editor most marketers learn quickly |
| Personalisation | Built in (XP) | Via plugins, CDPs or marketing automation |
| Multilingual | Native language versions | WPML or Polylang |
| Hosting | Self-managed or Sitecore cloud | Managed WordPress hosting options at enterprise scale |
| Ecosystem | Sitecore modules | Tens of thousands of plugins and integrations |
Tech Stack
WordPress
WP-CLI 
Elasticsearch 
Google Search Console How We Work
Seven phases that keep your current site live until the new one is proven.
Audit of Sitecore version, sites, content, integrations, traffic and stakeholders' needs.
Content model, components, workflows, languages and URL map documented and signed off.
WordPress theme, blocks and patterns built to your design system on a staging environment.
Scripted export, transformation and import, followed by sampling and editor review.
CRM, SSO, search, forms and analytics connected; redirects, metadata and sitemaps prepared.
Functional, performance, accessibility and security testing, then a planned switch with rollback ready.
Close monitoring of rankings, traffic and errors, editor training and ongoing support.
Why EIT Connect
Choosing a Sitecore to WordPress migration agency is a risk decision as much as a technical one. This is how we lower the risk.
Scripted, repeatable content migration and documented mappings, not manual copy-paste that breaks at scale.
We tell you what Sitecore features won't carry across and agree the replacements before you commit.
Every URL mapped and redirected, with monitoring after launch until traffic is stable.
Experienced teams delivering from India, so the migration itself costs less as well as the platform afterwards, whether you hand us the full project or outsource specific workstreams.
Architecture, design, development, migration and support from one team, with full ownership of the new platform.
Sitecore to WordPress migration is moving a website from the Sitecore platform to WordPress. It involves mapping Sitecore templates and components to WordPress post types and blocks, migrating content, media and language versions, reconnecting integrations, and redirecting URLs so search rankings carry over.
Most companies migrate to reduce licence and specialist development costs, give marketing teams easier editing, and access WordPress's large talent pool and plugin ecosystem, while keeping enterprise performance and security through managed hosting.
Yes, for most enterprise websites. With the right architecture, managed hosting, caching and security, WordPress powers large, multilingual and high-traffic sites. Sitecore's main advantage is built-in personalisation; on WordPress that's handled with plugins, a CDP or marketing automation.
Not if the migration is planned properly. We map every old URL, set up 301 redirects, carry over metadata and structured data, update internal links and monitor Search Console after launch. Short-term fluctuation is possible; lasting drops are usually caused by missed redirects.
Sitecore's native personalisation engine and xDB don't transfer to WordPress. We agree replacements upfront, such as GA4 for analytics and your CDP, marketing automation or personalisation plugins for targeted content, and export any data you need to keep.
Yes. Language versions are migrated to WPML or Polylang, and multiple Sitecore sites can be consolidated into WordPress Multisite or kept as separate WordPress installs, depending on how your teams work.
Smaller Sitecore sites can move in 8 to 12 weeks. Most enterprise Sitecore implementations with many templates, languages and integrations take 3 to 6 months, delivered in phases.
Look for experience with both platforms, scripted content migration, a documented content-model and URL mapping, honesty about trade-offs like personalisation, enterprise hosting experience and post-launch support. EIT Connect offers each of these, with cost-efficient delivery from India.
Share your Sitecore setup and we'll send a migration roadmap with phases, risks and a fixed estimate.
