Migrate to Drupal, keep what works, improve what doesn't

Moving from Drupal 7 or an older version involves more than updating the software. Content structures, custom modules, and integrations need to work in the new system.

We assess what should move, what needs rebuilding, and what can be retired. Then we migrate the platform to Drupal 11 with a content model your team can maintain.

Move from WordPress, Webflow, Sitecore, SharePoint, or another CMS to Drupal.

We migrate content, media, navigation, and relevant functionality while accounting for the systems connected to your website.

For suitable websites, X to Drupal uses AI to analyze the existing site and generate its Drupal structures and components. This reduces manual reconstruction work, leaving more of the migration investment for platform improvements.

Drupal 10 reaches end of life on December 9, 2026.

We review your site's modules, themes, custom code, and hosting environment before upgrading to Drupal 11.

The goal is to complete the upgrade with fewer compatibility problems and prepare your codebase for future Drupal releases.

Managing several websites across brands, departments, or regions often means maintaining the same features in different places.

We bring these websites onto a shared Drupal architecture where appropriate, with reusable components, consistent content structures, and publishing permissions for each team.

A migration needs to account for what editors manage, what developers maintain, and what connected systems depend on.

We migrate and improve content structures, update or replace unsupported modules, and test integrations with search, authentication, analytics, and external applications. We also improve publishing workflows so editors can manage content more independently.

Moving to Drupal is an opportunity to prepare your content for how people find information through search engines and AI-powered experiences.

We preserve important URLs, redirects, and metadata during migration. Drupal's structured content, schema markup, sitemaps, and support for machine-readable formats give teams more control over how content is organized and made accessible to search and AI systems.