Move to Wirechunk
Wirechunk’s built-in AI offers the easiest way to migrate your existing site to Wirechunk. Start with the business information and useful content you already have, describe what should change, and review the new website before publishing it.
Prepare a free draft while your current website continues to serve customers. After the move, you can update pages, forms, and business details through conversation or simple edits. The technical foundations for people and AI agents are included.
Bring the useful work with you
Your current site may already explain your services well. It may also contain outdated pages, duplicated descriptions, or forms that ask the wrong questions. Decide what deserves a place on the new site.
Useful material includes your service descriptions, company information, frequently asked questions, blog posts, logos, and images you have permission to use. Give Wirechunk’s built-in AI the existing website address and explain what you want the new site to cover. Share any details that have changed since the old copy was written.
The new website is created within Wirechunk’s page and form system. Review its content and presentation as a new version of your site. Your current theme, plugins, and custom application behavior need their own assessment when deciding how to reproduce a particular experience.
Use the move to fix missing information
Check what customers usually ask after reading your website. If they keep asking whether you serve their area, include the service area. If a quoted price depends on the work, explain the factors. If your team always needs a particular detail before replying, consider collecting it in the inquiry form.
The guided conversation helps you turn that business knowledge into content. You can ask for changes to an individual page, add an explanation, or simplify a form. Review the result until it reflects the business you run today.
Review page addresses before switching
Make a list of the important URLs on your current site, especially pages you link to from emails, directories, ads, and customer materials. Where appropriate, give the corresponding Wirechunk page the same path.
A domain name and a page path work together. If you keep the domain but change a service page’s address, an old link still needs a plan. Decide where each important existing URL should lead and how any required redirects will be handled before switching the domain.
This review is also a chance to retire pages that no longer describe your services and replace links to them in material you control.
Reconnect the inquiry process
Build the new forms around the information your team needs. Check required fields, delivery destinations, and the confirmation customers will see. Add your supported CRM connection or webhook, and configure email notifications.
Review the analytics setup as well. Wirechunk supports Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, and Google Tag Manager, so you can reconnect the measurement tools you use for the site.
Make the domain change when the new site is ready
Preview the website, check the business details, and review every main path to contact. Add a payment method when you are ready to activate site service and publish.
You can connect your existing domain by updating its website DNS records at your domain provider. Keep track of any records used for email and other services so the website move does not disturb them. The custom-domain instructions guide the website connection.
After the switch, check the live pages, language links, and form delivery. Keep access to the old website until you have finished checking the move.
Keep improving after the move
The next change can be a conversation: revise a service, add a post, or update an inquiry form. Work in a draft, preview the result, and publish when it is ready.