Move your website to HubSpot, from any CMS.

Website migration to HubSpot.

Scan your website, confirm what stays, and see your price right away. Whatever your CMS, transjt rebuilds your design as a native HubSpot theme and moves your content with all pages. 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 HubSpot CMS

Your website, rebuilt on HubSpot within a few hours, and you run the move yourself in the transjt app. transjt rebuilds your design as a native HubSpot 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 HubSpot. 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.

Any CMS to HubSpot

What moves to HubSpot, and what stays behind

Whether you leave WordPress, Webflow, Joomla, TYPO3, Drupal or a hand-built site: your content can move, your theme can't. HubSpot renders its own templates, and nothing converts another system's templates into them, so a move to HubSpot is always a rebuild. transjt rebuilds your design from the live site as a native HubSpot theme and moves your content into it.

  • Any CMS, one rebuild

    No CMS exports a theme HubSpot can use. transjt rebuilds your design from the live site, with every section as a module your team edits in HubSpot, whatever system it runs on today.

  • Blog posts and collections move

    Your posts move into the HubSpot blog with titles, dates, authors, images, categories and tags. Collections such as team members, jobs or glossary entries become pages, modules or blog posts.

  • Forms become HubSpot forms

    Every form is rebuilt as a native HubSpot form, so new submissions land in your CRM. Export your old submissions from your current system first.

  • Redirects for changed URLs

    Pages keep their paths where HubSpot allows it, and every changed URL gets a 301 redirect, including old blog and category addresses.

  • Your domain and email stay

    Only your website's DNS records change. Your email (MX records) keeps working, and the domain can stay with your current registrar.

  • Plugins and apps are checked

    Plugins and add-ons for bookings, memberships, chat or events don't move. Their HubSpot replacements, such as Meetings or live chat, aren't part of the move; we quote them separately. Custom integrations, custom modules and APIs aren't included.

  • Every language moves

    Languages from WPML, Polylang, Weglot, Webflow Localization or language folders move as HubSpot language versions, with a language switcher and hreflang tags.

  • Media and files

    Images, PDFs and other files are collected from your media library or the live site and uploaded to HubSpot's file manager, with their alt texts.

  • Online shops are quoted separately

    A shop 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 website

    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 HubSpot 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 deploy to HubSpot. Then your domain points to HubSpot and the redirects go live.

Hours, not months

Hours instead of weeks

A typical website with 10 to 30 pages and two or three page templates. After the scan, the app shows when yours is ready.

PhaseTraditional agencytransjt
Theme build2–3 weeks1.5–⁠3 hours
Content transfer1 weekIncluded
Redirects and checksUp to 1 weekIncluded
Time to launch3–5 weeksWithin a few hours

Agency timeline: a typical range for 10–30 pages with 2–3 templates; your agency may be faster or slower.

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 HubSpot theme with editable modules, 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

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 website to HubSpot?

Enter your website address in the transjt app and it reads your pages, blog and languages, whatever CMS it runs on. 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 HubSpot 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 HubSpot CMS migration route.

FAQ

Moving to HubSpot: your questions.

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

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  • Any system that serves a public website: WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Joomla, TYPO3, Drupal, Contentful and other headless setups, or a hand-built site. The scan detects your CMS, but the move doesn't depend on it: transjt rebuilds from your live site. Online shops are quoted separately.

  • Not always. If your website only informs and plays no part in winning customers, your current CMS is often enough. The move pays off once the site should bring in leads: on HubSpot, forms, page views and contacts land in the CRM your sales team works in. A quick test: can sales see which pages a prospect read before the first call? If not, that is what the move changes.

  • transjt moves your posts into the HubSpot blog, with their titles, dates, authors, images, categories, tags and meta descriptions. Where your CMS offers an export, transjt uses it; otherwise it takes the content from the live site. Every old post URL 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.

  • The theme works with every HubSpot plan, including the free one. Which plan fits depends on your number of pages and features like multiple languages.

  • Yes. Every section is a module in HubSpot's drag-and-drop editor. Texts, images and pages are yours to change without a developer.

  • Your domain is connected to HubSpot when you go live. It can stay with your current registrar or move. 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 HubSpot theme.

  • No. Larger sites can move in steps, for example the main pages first and the blog later. Your current website stays online until the switch, so keep its 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 contacts and form submissions, and keep access to your domain and your current CMS 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.