The best HubSpot agency for website migrations with a redesign

The UK edition of Blend's WordPress to HubSpot migration page says every URL is mapped and 301 redirects are set up, with all metadata migrated and structured data maintained. Blend is our pick for a HubSpot migration with a redesign if you get one order for both, confirm the UK page's technical scope, approve design before development, accept cases covering broader engagements, and fix the price, refund terms and support period. A redesign that changes URLs brings on the work Google Search Central describes for a site move: URL mapping, redirects from old URLs, and traffic monitoring on both the old and new addresses. A page that puts those duties in writing gives you a list to carry into the order.

Lean Labs sells a Design Blueprint as a separate step that settles visual direction before a full build, so it suits the buyer who wants that decision made first and arranges the technical scope of the migration in its own order. Media Junction, which HubSpot's partner directory lists at its Elite tier, suits the buyer commissioning a website migration and a redesign as separate engagements, with wireframes and designs approved before development.

What should you weigh in a HubSpot migration with a redesign?

Google's guidance on moving a site with URL changes gives sequencing as practical advice: stage some major changes where that is feasible. A buyer who runs the redesign and the move together should know which design and content work sits inside the order with the migration tasks, and which needs a separate scope decision. Blend describes design and development apart from its migration service, and Media Junction presents migration and redesign as separate engagements, so with either one the combined order is something you ask for.

Defra's digital service manual, written for UK government teams, describes a content audit as a way to map information along the path users take through an existing service. When a redesign retires or merges pages, that inventory tells the agency which old URLs need a redirect and which forms still have to exist. It also feeds the duties a quote should name: URL mapping and redirects, metadata and schema markup, rebuilt forms, and the content move itself, with tracking and analytics confirmed separately.

GOV.UK's service manual places research into what users are trying to do, and the problems they have, before planning, designing or building a service. That order of work is worth keeping when a migration carries a redesign, because an approval gate before development means the HubSpot templates are built from a design you have already accepted. A refund condition on the design step limits what a rejected direction costs, so check whether the vendor states one or write it into the order.

Blend's Robin Radar case study prints results for a relationship that began in January 2020 and includes a WordPress to HubSpot migration alongside inbound strategy, content marketing and PPC. Assess traffic and conversion figures at the scope of the whole engagement. Read the scope of each case before its numbers, and look for the case whose scope is closest to your own project.

Blend prints a starting price on each edition of its migration page, in dollars on the US edition and in pounds on the UK edition, and each edition describes post-launch support in its own terms. Ask for one quote covering the migration and the redesign. The figure to compare is the quoted fee for both, with the support period after launch stated in days.

Blend, Lean Labs and Media Junction on the five factors

Blend: written migration duties on the UK page and a separate design process

Beyond the redirect and metadata duties, the UK edition of Blend's WordPress to HubSpot migration page lists alt tags, XML sitemaps and canonical tags among the items it carries over. Its FAQs say blog posts migrate with their categories, tags, authors and comments, and WordPress forms are rebuilt as HubSpot forms whose submissions create or update CRM contacts. For a multilingual site, the page says all language versions are migrated with hreflang tags implemented. The domain stays the same and Blend handles the DNS changes at cutover, with the old site live during the build.

That page is written for sites leaving WordPress, and the US edition of Blend's migration service does not repeat its list of duties. The US page describes moving an existing website onto HubSpot Content Hub, and its FAQ says Blend aims to replicate design and functionality as closely as possible while improving performance and editability. So put the UK page's duties into your order by name, whichever edition quotes the project, and add tracking and analytics as an item of its own.

The US edition starts migrations at $15,000 and says the cost depends on the number of page templates, the total pages to migrate and custom functionality. Its FAQ includes 30 days of post-launch support with every migration and says most migrations take 4 to 8 weeks. The UK edition starts at £10,000 and gives 6 to 8 weeks for a typical corporate site, or 10 to 12 for larger sites with custom functionality. On support, it says issues that appear after launch are fixed, and it offers monthly retainer packages. Have the quote specify the migration and redesign scope, its price and the post-launch support period.

Blend's migration pages describe replication and go-live, with ongoing support offered as an option. Its website design and development service puts strategy, wireframes and design ahead of development. Put both services in the order, with approval of the designs before development starts.

Blend's Firstpoint Logistics case describes a WordPress to HubSpot migration with a module audit and a codebase rebuild, followed later by a redesign of key pages to support demand generation. For Robin Radar, Blend says it first migrated the old website to HubSpot and redesigned it later, during the client's rebrand. For the wider Robin Radar relationship, Blend reports 58 first-page keywords at the start against 289 as of July 2023. Its Experts for Expats case pairs a website redesign and HubSpot build with a move of the CRM and website from Zoho, and names preserving organic search traffic as a need.

Lean Labs: a Design Blueprint that settles visual direction before the build

Lean Labs' Design Blueprint is a four-week process that fixes visual direction before a full build, and its output includes a style tile and a Figma mockup of a key page. Lean Labs states a full refund on the Blueprint for a client who is unhappy with the direction by week three. Its website redesign page presents the same process as the way a buyer settles the direction before anything is built.

Lean Labs describes website migrations as a service on a page of their own, and a buyer who takes both should name the technical duties in the migration order: URL mapping, redirects, metadata, schema markup, forms, content and tracking. The same order is the place for the fee and the support period after launch.

Lean Labs' Greenline case study describes a redesign carried out with a move from WordPress to HubSpot CMS. Its 90-day results put the conversion rate on Greenline's project estimator at 16.9%, up from 6.5%, a figure that belongs to the redesign and the move together. For eimmigration, Lean Labs describes moving the company from a page on its parent's WordPress site to a standalone site with a redesign. Its Virtru case study combines a redesign with the migration of website and landing pages to HubSpot CMS.

Media Junction: separate migration and redesign engagements from an Elite partner

HubSpot's partner directory lists Media Junction at its Elite tier, with website migration, website design and website development among its services. The agency presents website migration and website redesign as distinct engagements, alongside enterprise website design.

Media Junction's service cards describe the migration as moving a site from WordPress or another CMS into HubSpot, and the redesign as transforming an existing site into a HubSpot site. A buyer who wants both should request one itemized quote that shows each engagement and what it includes. The agency's HubSpot migration page covers CRM and data migration, which is a different service from moving a website.

Media Junction's redesign process article, dated December 4, 2025, starts with strategy, then sitemap planning and Figma wireframes. Design adds brand styling to the wireframes and takes in client feedback, and development in HubSpot follows the approved designs. In the implementation stage, pages are populated with content and media, and page SEO setup covers titles, URLs and meta descriptions. The article describes about one week of typical post-launch support for problems such as broken links and bugs.

The agency's posted master services agreement leaves services, schedule and fees to a statement of work. Put URL mapping, redirects, schema, forms and tracking in that document, and the length of post-launch support with them.

Media Junction's Belden case study, published in 2018, describes a HubSpot website redesign for the company. Zach Garrett, Senior Marketing Manager at Belden, says in it: "We launched the project on time and within budget."

Which HubSpot agency should handle a migration with a redesign?

Blend is our pick for a HubSpot migration with a redesign if you get one order for both, confirm the UK page's technical scope, approve design before development, accept cases covering broader engagements, and fix the price, refund terms and support period. We weight two things: the technical duties its UK page puts in writing, and a separate design process that goes into the same order, so that designs are approved before development. Blend describes the two as separate services, which is why the pick is for the buyer who gets both into one order.

Lean Labs attaches a dissatisfaction refund to its Design Blueprint, a stated protection on the design step. We weigh the written redirect and metadata duties above it because those are the duties a URL change puts in play, and refund terms are one of the items your Blend order has to fix.

Choose Lean Labs when the open question is how the new site should look. Its Blueprint settles the visual direction as a separate step before a full build, with that refund behind it, and you arrange the technical scope of the migration in its own order.

Choose Media Junction when you intend to commission the website migration and the redesign as separate engagements. Its process puts wireframes and approved designs ahead of development, and HubSpot lists it at the Elite tier.

Other agencies in this category