Complete AEM Content Migration
Pages, images, and content blocks moved in full, with 50K+ items handled and existing URLs preserved.
Adobe Experience Manager’s licensing costs run well into six figures for most enterprise accounts, and that’s usually what starts the conversation about moving. DazzleBirds provides AEM to wordpress migration development built around a clean handoff: content, personalization, integrations, and SEO value carried over with no downtime, so the switch doesn’t interrupt the business while it happens.
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From complex content systems to global personalization and Adobe’s own marketing tools, the migration covers every layer of what your current site does.
Pages, images, and content blocks moved in full, with 50K+ items handled and existing URLs preserved.
Builds sized for 5M+ monthly visitors, multi-language content, and uptime that holds through major launches.
Adobe Analytics and other marketing tools reconnected to WordPress, so personalization and testing carry over.
Mobile-first design from prototypes, with reusable content blocks, fast navigation, and full accessibility built in.
International SEO, site structure, and redirects preserved, with speed scores targeting 95+ to cut bounce rates.
Streamlined content review, scheduling, and team collaboration, so content gets published faster.
A modern frontend on a WordPress backend, with fast loading, offline browsing, and push notifications where needed.
AEM to WordPress migration moves a business off Adobe Experience Manager’s licensing costs, which frequently exceed $100K annually, and onto WordPress, without losing the assets, SEO performance, or personalised content the original site relied on. DazzleBirds has handled migrations for sites running 10K+ pages, including complex WooCommerce implementations, with full operational continuity throughout.
200+ AEM migrations completed with no data loss across large content volumes.
95+ Google PageSpeed scores and sub-1.5-second load times through enterprise CDN and Redis caching.
PCI-DSS compliance, GDPR/CCPA alignment, daily malware scans, WAF protection, and geo-redundant backups.
Multisite architecture supporting large content teams and high concurrent traffic.
URLs, metadata, schema, redirects, and analytics are preserved to protect search equity across every migrated market.
Modular, headless-ready WordPress builds with API-first integrations.
Response SLAs under two hours across IST, EST, and PST.
Create, edit, and publish content without AEM’s technical overhead.
Rebuild features, layouts, and workflows without AEM’s platform limitations.
Preserve existing rankings while improving search visibility going forward.
Eliminate high licensing and ongoing maintenance costs.
Built on WordPress, ready to grow alongside the business.
We start with a plan and execute it through to launch, handling page, asset, URL, and feature transfers while keeping the site stable and searchable throughout.
Images, documents, templates, and user access roles transferred with full accuracy.
URLs, page titles, meta descriptions, redirects, and internal links preserved to protect rankings and traffic.
A rebuilt site using WordPress themes and blocks that editors and marketing teams can manage without a developer.
Caching and CDN setup tuned for fast page loading from day one.
Backup systems and access controls in place to protect against known threats.
CRM, analytics, and marketing platform connections rebuilt into the new WordPress environment.
AEM to WordPress migration cost depends on page count, how much Adobe-specific functionality needs to be rebuilt, the number of system integrations, and whether the migration includes a headless or multi-language build. Most projects run 6 to 16 weeks depending on scope, and the savings usually start immediately once Adobe licensing is eliminated. A free audit gives a real estimate scoped to your actual site rather than a generic figure.
Every AEM instance is configured differently, so custom AEM to WordPress migration services here means the plan is scoped to your actual setup: a global brand’s multi-language content structure looks nothing like a single enterprise site’s personalisation rules. That scoping happens during the audit, before any migration work begins, so the plan reflects what your site actually needs rather than a generic template.
Get a free 45-minute AEM audit, a custom migration roadmap, and a no-commitment pricing proposal. Most projects go live within 8-16 weeks.
We review your current AEM setup, page count, integrations, and SEO standing.
A clear plan covering scope, timeline, and cost before work begins.
Content, functionality, and integrations were rebuilt and migrated in a staging environment.
Redirects, schema, and rankings verified against the live site before launch.
Zero-downtime deployment, with support continuing after go-live.
If Adobe licensing, slow publishing, or developer-dependent edits are holding your team back, a free AEM audit is the quickest way to see what a move to WordPress would involve. Hire an AEM to WordPress migration developer from DazzleBirds and get a clear roadmap, a fixed cost estimate, and a launch timeline before any migration work starts.
Cost is usually the main driver, along with easier day-to-day content management and better room to grow. WordPress trades AEM’s complex publishing system for flexible, SEO-friendly tools most content teams can pick up quickly.
Yes, when it’s done properly. URL mapping, 301 redirects, and metadata preservation are what protect rankings, and most clients see better Core Web Vitals and faster load times once the migration is complete.
Blogs, pages, media, forms, and database content all move over. Every asset is checked against the original, so nothing gets lost in the process.
Security stays in place throughout: firewalls, daily scans, and encryption protocols protect the system from the first day of the project through launch.
Yes. CRM systems, analytics tools, payment gateways, and marketing platforms connect through WordPress’s plugin ecosystem, so existing business processes keep running without interruption.
Optimized caching and CDN support typically bring faster load times and better PageSpeed scores, along with lower bounce rates during high-traffic periods.
Mobile-first design, reusable Gutenberg blocks, and accessible navigation are aimed at consistent visual design and a better user experience across the rebuilt site.
Smaller migrations typically run 6 to 8 weeks. Enterprise-scale projects usually run 12 to 16 weeks, with milestones and progress updates built into the schedule either way.
Generally, yes. Businesses eliminate ongoing AEM licensing costs while gaining more flexible control over their content and infrastructure, which tends to pay for the migration itself over time.
Reach out for a free consultation. We’ll walk through your current setup and come back with a roadmap and cost estimate built around your actual site.