Move WordPress sites between any host with zero downtime
Migrate Bloom handles every complexity of WordPress migration: serialized data, database prefix changes, multisite networks, large media libraries, and broken link detection after the move. Push to a new host, clone to staging, or upgrade WordPress during migration — all with real-time progress tracking, pre-flight health checks, and automatic post-migration validation to confirm everything arrived intact.

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Step-by-step guided migration with pre-flight checks and validation

Clone production to a staging environment instantly

Real-time status of database tables, files, and URL replacement
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Install Migrate Bloom on both source and destination sites and migrate with a single click. Credentials are exchanged via an encrypted connection — no FTP configuration, no manual database exports, no SQL import errors.
Before starting any migration, Migrate Bloom runs a pre-flight audit: checks available disk space, PHP version, MySQL permissions, max execution time, memory limits, and plugin compatibility on both source and destination. Fix issues before they interrupt a live migration.
Replace old domain and path references in every database table including serialized PHP objects and JSON-encoded page builder settings. Handles Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, Bricks, and Gutenberg without corrupting serialized data.
Change the WordPress database table prefix from the insecure default "wp_" to a custom prefix during migration. All queries, user capabilities, and plugin references are automatically updated to match the new prefix.
Optionally upgrade WordPress core to the latest version as part of the migration. Run a health check on the destination after the upgrade before DNS is switched — test the new version in isolation before it goes live.
After migration completes, Migrate Bloom crawls the destination site and reports any broken internal links, missing images, or 404 responses introduced by the URL replacement. Fix issues before switching DNS.
Create a staging copy of any site for safe testing. Push updates from staging to production when ready, or pull production changes to staging to keep it current. Works with subdomain, subfolder, and separate-domain staging setups.
Choose which plugins to activate on the destination site immediately after migration. Useful for activating a maintenance mode plugin on staging while keeping it deactivated on production, or for activating environment-specific debug tools.
Files and database tables are transferred in configurable chunks regardless of site size. Migrate Bloom resumes automatically from the last successful chunk if the connection drops — no need to start over on a 50GB media library.
Migrate entire multisite networks or extract a single subsite from a network into a standalone installation. Network migrations preserve all subsite data, domain mappings, user roles, and network-level plugin activation states.
Save a migration configuration — source credentials, destination credentials, exclusion rules, and post-migration actions — as a named profile. Reuse profiles for recurring migrations, such as pushing a staging site to production weekly.
Keep a staging environment in sync with production on a schedule — daily, weekly, or after each production deployment. Automated staging refresh ensures QA always tests against current data without manual migration runs.
Get up and running in minutes
Complete your purchase and download the plugin ZIP file from your dashboard.
Go to Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin in your WordPress admin and select the ZIP file.
Click "Activate" after installation completes.
Go to the plugin settings and enter your license key to activate updates and support.