Yes. When you move to Lynx hosting we handle the migration for a one-time $99 fee: files and database copied, tested on the new server, DNS switched in a low-traffic window, site verified.
Yes. Moving onto our hosting is part of getting set up, and we do the move rather than hand you a checklist. A migration means copying the site’s files and database to the new server, testing it there before anything changes, then switching the domain’s DNS during a low-traffic window and freezing content edits briefly so nothing written to the old site is lost. Afterwards we verify pages, forms, email and SSL on the new home.
A standard migration is $99, a one-time fee; larger or unusual sites are quoted after we look at them.
For what a move involves in detail, see Website Migrations; for the plans, Web Hosting.
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