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Migration Audit & Planning
A full inventory of pages, blog posts, landing pages, templates, forms, CTAs, HubDB tables and integrations, with a URL map and a plan agreed before any work starts.
Migration Services
Move your website off HubSpot CMS and keep your rankings, your leads and your HubSpot CRM.
Introduction
EIT Connect handles HubSpot to WordPress migration for marketing teams and businesses that want more control over their website and less spent on HubSpot CMS. Most teams that migrate HubSpot to WordPress don't want to leave HubSpot completely; they want to keep the CRM, email and automation they rely on and move only the website. That's exactly how we plan it: your pages, blog, landing pages and media move to a fast, editable WordPress site, every old URL redirects to its new home, and your forms and tracking keep sending leads into HubSpot as before.
What We Offer
Our HubSpot to WordPress migration service covers everything on your site, from templates to tracking.
A full inventory of pages, blog posts, landing pages, templates, forms, CTAs, HubDB tables and integrations, with a URL map and a plan agreed before any work starts.
HubL templates and modules rebuilt as a WordPress theme with reusable blocks, so your site looks the same, or better if you want a refresh, and your team can edit it easily.
Every website page moved with its content, images, meta titles, descriptions and structure intact, checked against the original.
All blog posts, authors, tags, featured images and publish dates moved to native WordPress posts, with categories cleaned up along the way.
Landing pages rebuilt in WordPress, with HubSpot forms embedded or WordPress forms connected to HubSpot, so every submission still lands in your CRM.
HubDB tables, smart content and membership areas recreated with custom post types, custom fields and the right plugins.
301 redirects for every old URL, canonical tags, XML sitemaps, schema and a Search Console handover, so search engines follow you to the new site.
Staging review, form and tracking tests, speed checks and a planned DNS switch, followed by post-launch monitoring and support.
These are the five parts of a HubSpot site we move, and how each lands in WordPress.
HubSpot pages and HubL templates become a WordPress theme with editable blocks and page templates.
HubSpot blog posts become native WordPress posts with authors, tags, images and dates preserved.
Landing pages are rebuilt in WordPress; forms keep feeding HubSpot CRM through the HubSpot for WordPress plugin or embedded HubSpot forms.
Database-driven pages become custom post types and fields, so your team can still manage listings, locations or resources easily.
Images, PDFs and downloads move into the WordPress media library, with links updated and old file URLs redirected.
Moving from HubSpot CMS to WordPress usually comes down to three things.
You can keep the HubSpot tools you actually use, such as CRM and email, and stop paying for CMS features you've outgrown.
WordPress gives you full control over design, functionality, hosting and plugins, without waiting for a platform to add a feature.
Your site, code and content sit on hosting you choose, so you're never locked into one vendor.
Tech Stack
The tools and technologies behind every HubSpot to WordPress move.
WordPress 
Google Search Console 
PHP 
JavaScript How We Work
Seven steps that move your site without a gap in traffic or leads.
We review your HubSpot portal, site, traffic, integrations and goals.
Every page, post, landing page, form and file listed and mapped to its new WordPress URL.
Theme and blocks built in WordPress to match or refresh your current design.
Pages, blog, landing pages, HubDB content and media moved and checked.
HubSpot forms, tracking code, analytics and integrations connected and tested.
Redirects, meta data, sitemaps, speed and mobile checks on staging, then sign-off.
DNS switch, redirect and Search Console checks, and close monitoring of rankings and leads after launch.
Why EIT Connect
A migration is judged a month after launch, when traffic and leads are either steady or they aren't. As a HubSpot to WordPress migration agency, we plan for that moment from day one.
Every URL is mapped and redirected, and meta data, headings and internal links are carried over, so search engines see continuity.
Forms, CTAs and tracking are tested before launch, so contacts keep arriving in HubSpot CRM without interruption.
A clean, fast theme with editable blocks your marketing team can use, not a fragile copy of HubSpot templates.
Everything is built and tested on staging; the switch happens in a planned window with a rollback ready.
Planning, design, development, migration and support from one team, and the new site is fully yours.
HubSpot to WordPress migration is moving a website from HubSpot CMS to WordPress. It includes rebuilding templates as a WordPress theme, moving pages, blog posts, landing pages and media, recreating forms and dynamic content, and setting up redirects so rankings and traffic carry over.
Yes. Most teams keep HubSpot CRM, email and automation. We connect your WordPress site using the HubSpot for WordPress plugin or embedded HubSpot forms, and keep the tracking code in place, so leads and analytics continue in HubSpot.
Not if the migration is planned properly. We map every old URL to its new one, set up 301 redirects, keep meta data and headings, submit new sitemaps and monitor Search Console after launch. Small, short-term fluctuations can happen; lasting drops are usually caused by missing redirects.
Not completely. HubSpot can export blog posts and some content, but page templates, modules and many design elements are built in HubL and have to be rebuilt in WordPress. That's why a HubSpot to WordPress migration is part content move, part rebuild.
Yes. HubSpot blog to WordPress migration is a common first step. We move posts, authors, tags, images and dates, redirect old blog URLs, and can move the rest of the site later.
Cost depends on the number of pages and posts, how many custom templates and landing pages you have, HubDB or membership content, integrations and whether you want a redesign. A blog-only migration costs far less than a full site rebuild. We share a fixed quote after an audit.
A blog-only migration usually takes 2 to 3 weeks. A full website migration typically takes 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the number of templates, landing pages and integrations.
Look for experience with HubSpot templates and integrations, a written URL and redirect plan, staging and testing before launch, a clear answer on keeping HubSpot CRM, and support after go-live. EIT Connect covers each of these with one team.
Share your site and we'll send a migration plan covering pages, blog, forms, redirects and timeline.
