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Scope a migration before you quote it

Crawl a site and see what you're actually rebuilding: how many pages, how many distinct templates, which locales, and how deep the structure runs. The numbers that turn a guess into a quote.

How it works

  1. 1Enter the site's domain — we crawl its sitemaps (or internal links) to build the full URL set.
  2. 2URLs are grouped by their first path segment to estimate distinct templates/collections to rebuild.
  3. 3Locale prefixes (/en/, /fr/…) and path depth are tallied so you can see multilingual and nesting effort.
  4. 4Use the counts to scope the rebuild, then the Sitemap → 301 tool to map redirects when the new URLs exist.

Frequently asked

What counts as a 'template'?

We approximate templates by top-level URL section (e.g. /blog/, /products/, /docs/). It's a scoping estimate, not a CMS introspection — a section usually maps to one or two page templates.

Does it crawl the whole site?

It reads declared sitemaps (up to 5,000 URLs) or crawls internal links one level deep as a fallback. No JavaScript is executed.

Can it map redirects to the new site?

Once the new site's URLs exist, paste both URL lists into the Sitemap → 301 Redirects tool to auto-generate the redirect map.

Related tools

Sitemap → 301 RedirectsTurn old + new URL lists into a matched 301 map with .htaccess, Nginx and CSV output.Sitemap GeneratorCrawl any site and generate a clean XML sitemap and URL inventory.WordPress → Astro AssessmentAnswer a few questions to see if your site suits a full, hybrid or no Astro rebuild.