Migration Services

Below are some examples of content types and features that HubSpot cannot migrate:

• Database-driven content, such as real estate listings, knowledge bases, extensive product catalogs, and postal code/location-based search.
• Gated content, such as logins, member access, password protection, and pages that are only accessible by form submission.
• E-commerce, such as shopping carts, storefronts, and payment processing.
• Advanced forms, such as progressive or multi-step forms, calculators collecting submissions, and forms requesting Personally Identifiable Information.
• User-generated content, such as forums, ratings, comments, and profiles.
• Third-party applications, such as live chat, accessibility widgets, commenting engines, and job boards.
• Custom responsive design, stylesheets, and mobile websites.

Below are some things that may change as a result of migrating your website onto HubSpot:

• If you decide to update the look and feel of your website to match the design of a Marketplace or pre-made theme, changes to the overall placement and structure of your content should be expected. We will work with you to determine how best to migrate your content.
• If you decide to retain your website’s overall look and feel, we will build your new website with flexibility in mind. This will ensure your ease of use as you build in the future, but may cause slight changes to the structure and styling to work seamlessly with our system.

The URL you provide to our Replatforming Team must be to a live page/site so we can access the HTML and CSS being used on the page to recreate the content in HubSpot.

Yes, you can submit a live URL to a staging site.

Yes, as long as you provide the password.

Template Setups and Website Migrations are available for CMS Hub Professional and CMS Hub Enterprise customers. CMS Hub Free and CMS Hub Starter customers can leverage HubSpot’s tools to import their blog content or website structure into HubSpot. Learn more here.