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Move your Adobe Experience Manager website to WordPress.

AEM to WordPress migration.

Scan your AEM site, confirm what stays, and see your price right away. transjt rebuilds your design as a native WordPress theme your marketing team can edit, and moves your content with all pages and languages. Every changed URL gets a 301 redirect, and you preview the new site before you pay.

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In the app

A stress-free website migration to WordPress

Your website, rebuilt on WordPress within a few hours, and you run the move yourself in the transjt app. transjt rebuilds your design as a native WordPress theme, moves your pages, blog and forms, and sets up the redirects so your rankings stay. You check what the scan found, preview the result and pay when you export.

  • You see it before you pay

    You compare the new site with your live one, side by side, before you pay. Nothing goes live without your OK.

  • No code on your side

    transjt builds the theme, pages and forms and sends them to your WordPress site through the transjt plugin. You click through a few steps in the app; there's no technical part to touch.

  • Money back if we're late

    If your website isn't live on time and we can't fix it within 5 business days, you get your money back.

AEM to WordPress

What moves from AEM, and what stays behind

Adobe Experience Manager has no export that another CMS can read. Its content packages hold repository data for AEM, and its components and templates are code that only runs on AEM. So a move to WordPress is always a rebuild. transjt rebuilds your design from the live site as a native WordPress theme and moves your pages, assets and language versions into it.

  • Components become WordPress blocks

    AEM components and templates only run on AEM. transjt rebuilds them from the live site as a WordPress theme with blocks, so your marketing team edits pages without a developer or an AEM release.

  • Articles and fragments move

    News and articles become WordPress posts with dates, authors, images and tags. Experience Fragments such as headers, footers and teasers become reusable blocks; Content Fragments become pages or blocks.

  • AEM forms become WordPress forms

    Every form is rebuilt in WordPress with Contact Form 7, so new submissions arrive by email. Save your old submissions first.

  • Redirects for changed URLs

    AEM addresses often end in .html. Pages keep their paths where WordPress allows it, and every changed URL gets a 301 redirect, so links and rankings carry over.

  • Your domain and email stay

    Only your website's DNS records change. Your email (MX records) keeps working, and the domain stays with your current registrar or IT team.

  • Adobe tools are checked

    Adobe Analytics and your tag manager can stay on the new site. Personalization from Adobe Target, workflows and custom integrations need a WordPress replacement, which isn’t part of the move; we quote it separately.

  • Every language moves

    Language copies and country sites from AEM's Multi Site Manager move with every language version, a language switcher and hreflang tags.

  • Assets from the DAM

    The images and files your pages use are taken from AEM Assets into your WordPress media library, with their alt texts. Unused assets stay where they are.

  • Adobe Commerce is quoted separately

    A shop on Adobe Commerce needs its own plan. The scan counts your products, and we quote that part separately.

How it works

How the move works.

  1. Scan your AEM site

    Create a project in the transjt app, choose Migration and enter your address. transjt reads your pages, blog and languages, and you untick what should stay behind. On older sites, some pages are better merged or dropped than moved.

  2. See your price

    Your price shows right after the scan, with its full breakdown, and it follows what you keep. Add options at export if you want them.

  3. Preview your new site

    transjt rebuilds your design as a native WordPress theme, and pages, posts, forms, titles and meta descriptions move with it. Compare it with your live site, side by side, before you pay.

  4. Export and switch

    You pay once when you export and send the theme to your WordPress site. Then your domain points from AEM to your WordPress hosting and the redirects go live.

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The package

What's included

  • Same pages and paths, or a 301 redirect for every changed URL
  • Your texts word for word
  • Titles, meta descriptions, favicon and share image kept
  • Your logo, colours and fonts
  • Animations recreated
  • Responsive on desktop, tablet and mobile
  • A native WordPress theme with editable blocks, blog and forms
  • Your blog with every post, plus your CMS collections
  • Every language version of your site
  • Money back if your site isn't live on time
Testimonials

What our clients say.

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“We’d seen plenty of tools promise magic for page and theme creation, but they always under-delivered. Transjt proved to be the exception.”
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  • 95–99%of the finished code, on a well-structured file
  • ∞AI builders to import from, plus Figma
  • 2native CMS targets: HubSpot and WordPress
  • 1 clickto export. A couple of minutes later the theme is in your account
Get started

Ready to move your AEM site to WordPress?

Enter your website address in the transjt app and it reads your pages, articles and languages. You choose what moves and which options you need, and see your price right away; you pay only when you export.

You preview the new WordPress site before you pay and before your domain switches, and if it isn't live on time and we can't fix it within 5 business days, you get your money back.

Coming from another system? See every WordPress migration route.

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Who it’s for

For corporates, agencies and freelancers.

A smiling businesswoman with a tablet in a bright office lobbyCorporatesManage your website relaunch with your in-house team.A team in a meeting around a long wooden tableAgenciesBuild client websites to perfection, without growing your team.A designer in glasses and a red beanie working on a laptop in a shared studioFreelancersDrink your chai latte while transjt builds your project.
FAQ

AEM to WordPress: your questions.

The short answers. For anything else, book a demo and ask us.

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  • Not in a form another CMS can use. AEM's content packages hold repository data for AEM, and its components and templates are code tied to AEM. Images and files can be downloaded from AEM Assets. So transjt rebuilds the design from your live site and takes the content from your pages.

  • For many marketing sites, yes. AEM is built for large, complex setups and needs specialist developers and its own licence. If your team mainly publishes pages, news and landing pages, WordPress does that with less effort, on hosting you choose. If you rely on deep Adobe integrations, we check them with you first.

  • News and articles become WordPress posts, with their titles, dates, authors, images, tags and meta descriptions, in every language. Every old URL, including addresses ending in .html, gets a 301 redirect.

  • A move always carries some risk. What protects your rankings is keeping your URLs where possible, keeping titles and meta descriptions, and redirecting every changed URL. All three are part of the migration.

  • The app shows your price right after the scan, with its full breakdown, and it follows what you keep. It depends on your pages, your blog posts and collection entries, languages and the options you choose. Online shops are quoted separately. You pay once, when you export, after you’ve seen your new site in the preview.

  • Any WordPress hosting you control. The new site runs on your own WordPress install, connected to transjt through its plugin, so the theme arrives there when you export.

  • Yes. Every section is a block with its own fields in the WordPress editor. Texts, images and pages are yours to change without a developer.

  • Your domain points to your WordPress hosting when you go live. It stays with your current registrar or IT team, and only the website's DNS records change, so your email keeps working.

  • Yes, that’s how a transjt migration works: you run it yourself in the app. Create a project, choose Migration, scan your site and check what was found, then preview the new site before you pay. Prefer to start from a new design? Our free Website Prompt Generator writes a prompt for an AI builder from your current site, and transjt turns the result into a native WordPress theme.

  • No. Large sites can move in steps, for example one market or language first and the others later. Your AEM site stays online until the switch, so keep its licence and hosting until then.

  • Not much. The scan lists your pages, forms, integrations and tracking. You untick what should stay behind and add the options you need. Export your form submissions, and keep access to your domain, your tag manager, an AEM author account and your WordPress hosting at hand.

Design your website today, launch tomorrow.

At transjt, every second counts. That’s why our mission is simple: save you time and remove friction from your workflow.

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