Migrate
Move any website to Kaleta.
Any site with public pages comes into Kaleta by its address – a static site, an old CMS or a site builder. Pages, images and blog posts come in with 301 redirects, and Claude reworks the layout as drafts in your design system.
Website import + Claude
Depends on the size of the site
What comes across.
- Page texts and headings, imported from the live site
- Images, downloaded into Media
- Blog posts as news, and repeating content as Kaleta collections with Claude
- Your addresses, redirected with 301
What does not.
- Functions Kaleta does not have – shop, payments, member areas
- Scripts and widgets – check each one
- Pages behind a login
Step by step
How the move works.
No command line. Test everything on a subdomain first; the old site keeps running until you switch the domain.
- Install Kaleta – on a test subdomain and choose the starter site closest to your current one.
- Import the site – in Administration → Import and export → Import from a website, enter the address of your current site. Kaleta finds the pages, shows what it found, then brings them in as hidden pages with their images and redirects the old addresses.
- Connect Claude – add your site’s address followed by /mcp as a connector in Claude and confirm access; you choose what Claude may do.
- Finish the pages – run the ready-made task migrate_site, or ask Claude to rework each imported page from Kaleta sections in your design system; it works in drafts and you check the previews.
- Check the move – run Check the move before going live in Import and export with the old site’s address: every old address is checked against the new site, including lost descriptions, forms and images.
- Publish and switch – put the pages in the menu, publish, and point the domain to the new site.
Rebuild with Claude
Let Claude redo the pages.
Connect Claude, give it an old page – its address or saved HTML – and it rebuilds it as a draft from Kaleta sections, in your design system. You review the preview and publish.
How Claude works with KaletaHere is our old Services page. Rebuild it in Kaleta with our colours, keep the texts and redirect the old address.
Done – the Services page is saved as a draft with a 301 redirect from the old address. Here is the preview link.
Keep your rankings
An SEO checklist for the switch.
Redirects do most of the work. These few steps do the rest.
Keep the same domain and switch it over only when the new site is ready
Open your most visited old URLs and check they redirect to the right page
Set titles and descriptions for your main pages
Submit the new sitemap (/sitemap.xml) in Google Search Console
Set the company details – search engines get them as structured data
FAQ
Moving questions.
Is there an importer?
Yes. WordPress, Ghost, Blogger, Joomla, Drupal and Webflow have built-in importers – see their guides. Any other site comes in with Import from a website by its address: up to 3,000 addresses with their images, respecting robots.txt, blog posts as news, and 301 redirects from the old addresses. It takes the content, not the layout – Claude then reworks each page from Kaleta sections as a draft you check. Pages that the browser assembles with scripts can come in empty; Claude rebuilds those from the live page.
Will I lose my search rankings?
Not if old addresses keep working. Use the same addresses where you can and add 301 redirects for the rest – Claude can create them for you. The migration report checks every old address before you switch the domain.
Can I keep the old form entries?
Yes, if Claude can read them on the old site – for example through the old site’s own connection. It brings them into Enquiries, but only when you ask, because they contain personal data.
Other moves
Moving from somewhere else.
Ready to move?
Download Kaleta, install it on a test subdomain and start with one page – about ten minutes to your first preview.