Drupal 7 stopped receiving security updates from the Drupal community on January 5, 2025. We migrate Drupal 7 sites to Drupal 11, WordPress or a lightweight custom build, without losing your content or your search rankings.
Your Drupal 7 site still works, but the Drupal Security Team no longer publishes fixes for Drupal 7 core or its modules. New vulnerabilities stay open unless you pay a vendor for extended support.
Older software also gets harder to host. Servers move to newer PHP versions, modules stop working, and small fixes get slower and more expensive.
Drupal 11 is the natural home for large sites with lots of structured content, many editors or complex permissions. WordPress suits sites that want simpler editing. A custom PHP build is a fast, low-maintenance option for smaller sites that change rarely.
If you’re on Drupal 10, note that it reaches end of life on December 9, 2026, so Drupal 11 is the version to target.
We map every important old address to its new page and set up permanent redirects before launch, then watch Google Search Console afterward and fix anything that slips through.
We review your content, modules, custom code, integrations and traffic, then recommend a platform.
You get a fixed quote, a schedule and a list of exactly what moves, changes or retires.
Content moves to the new platform and the design is rebuilt, often refreshed, on a private preview link.
Redirects go live, search tools are updated, and we keep watch for problems after launch.
It isn’t broken, but new security problems are no longer fixed by the Drupal community. The longer it runs without extended support, the greater the risk.
Extended support from certified vendors is a reasonable short-term bridge, but it’s an ongoing cost that doesn’t modernize the site. Most organizations use it only while they migrate.
Most Drupal 7 migrations we quote fall between $10,000 to $40,000. The price depends on how much content you have, how many custom features need rebuilding and whether the design is refreshed. The audit gives you a fixed quote.
Most migrations take 8 to 16 weeks. Sites with a lot of content or custom functionality take longer. We give you a schedule after the audit.
Yes, if it fits how your team works. We’ll talk through the tradeoffs before you decide.
Share a few details and we’ll reply within one business day with next steps, usually a short call to talk it through.
