Drupal 7 or 9 to Drupal 10, scoped into three fixed-price tiers. Audit first, then a build price you can sign off on. From $900.
All tiers include 3 months (Standard), 6 months (Complex) of free support after launch.
Before anyone quotes a build. Module inventory, content model map, and a migration plan with a real number. Cost comes off the build price if you proceed.
A content site, blog, or corporate Drupal 7 site without commerce. Content migrated, theme rebuilt on Drupal 10, redirects in place.
Drupal Commerce, custom modules, third-party integrations, or a heavily customized content model. Quoted from the audit, this is the typical floor.
We inventory every contrib module and map your content model before quoting the build. No mid-project surprise that a module has no upgrade path.
Every old Drupal 7 URL gets a 301 to its Drupal 10 equivalent. We test the redirect map against your top pages in Search Console before launch.
We use Drupal's Migrate API to move nodes, users, taxonomy, and media. For a 2,000-node site that is the difference between a week and a month of copy-paste.
Pathauto, Metatag, Webform, Token, and Views come back on their Drupal 10 releases. Abandoned modules get a named replacement or a small custom build, decided in the audit.
Drupal 10 needs PHP 8.1+ and MySQL 8.0+ or MariaDB 10.6+ (PostgreSQL also supported). SSL required. We deploy on the host you already use or recommend one during the audit. Composer-based workflow, so the host needs SSH or a deploy pipeline.
Built for Drupal, Git-driven deploys and per-branch environments. The safe default for a business Drupal site that needs staging.
Visit →If you want to self-manage. A CPX21 handles a mid-size Drupal 10 site. Raw server, EU only, you own the ops.
Visit →Want something specific? These add-ons can be bundled with any tier.
We can target Drupal 11 directly if your module stack has 11-ready releases. Sometimes cheaper long-term, decided in the audit.
Merge stale content types, fix a tangled taxonomy, and drop dead nodes before migrating. Pays for itself on large old sites.
No, and anyone who says yes is glossing over the work. Drupal 7 to 10 is a rebuild. The data model and theme layer changed, so content moves through Drupal’s Migrate API into a fresh build. In-place updates only work from Drupal 9 to 10 and 10 to 11.
They survive. We build a 301 redirect map from every Drupal 7 path to its Drupal 10 equivalent and test it against your top pages in Search Console before launch. Migrations lose rankings when nobody maps the redirects, not because Drupal changed.
For a content or corporate site without commerce, the Standard tier starts at $4,500. Commerce sites and heavily customized builds start around $9,500 and get a firm number from the audit. The $900 audit tells you the real figure before you commit.
Because a free quote on a Drupal migration is a guess, and guesses on Drupal migrations are wrong. The two things that blow budgets, contrib modules with no upgrade path and badly modeled old content, only show up once we inventory the site. The audit finds them first. Its cost comes off the build if you proceed.
Usually Drupal 10, because more contrib modules have stable 10 releases today. If your specific module stack is 11-ready, we target 11 directly and skip a future upgrade. We decide this in the audit based on your actual modules, not a blanket rule.
A Standard migration runs about 35 days from kickoff to launch. Commerce and complex builds run longer and get a real timeline from the audit. The audit itself takes about a week.
If you are still on Drupal 7, the clock already ran out. Drupal 7 hit end of life on 5 January 2025, which means no more security fixes from the Drupal Security Team. Every month you stay is a month your site runs on unpatched code. This package gets you off it, with a fixed price and a fixed end date instead of an open-ended “discovery” invoice.
One thing to be clear about up front: a Drupal 7 to Drupal 10 move is a rebuild, not an update. You cannot click “update” the way you can between Drupal 10 and 11. The data model changed, the theme layer changed, and most of your old contrib modules either moved into core or no longer exist. We migrate your content with Drupal’s Migrate API, rebuild the theme on the current front end, and map every old module to its modern equivalent before we touch anything.
For the reasoning behind why we treat this as a fresh build, see our Drupal migration service. This page is the productized version of that work: same engineers, scoped into three tiers so you know the number before we start.
Most agencies start a Drupal migration with a paid discovery phase and then quote the real work. We fold that into a flat audit tier. You get a module inventory (what is in core now, what has a Drupal 10 release, what is abandoned), a content model map, and a migration plan with a real number on it. If you decide to build with us, the audit cost comes off the migration price.
Drupal migrations blow their budgets in two places: contrib modules with no upgrade path, and content that was modeled badly in 2014 and never cleaned up. We find both in the audit, before either of us commits to a build price. That is the whole point of leading with the audit. We would rather tell you a module needs a custom rebuild on day two than on day forty.
Pick your tier, drop us a few details, we send the contract within 24 hours.
