Leave Plesk and cPanel. Without losing mail.
Enter your domain. The check looks at DNS, mail records and certificate, suggests a panel that fits and shows you what to do before the migration.
- Free
- Fixed prices instead of hourly rates
- Done by the sysadmin himself
By Lukas, sysadmin. I've been running servers for 12 years.
10+ servers managed · 30+ mailboxes · 25+ migrations
DNS check for
A migration rarely fails at copying the files. It fails at DNS, mail and certificates.
Why most people keep putting off the migration
The license gets pricier every year
For a few websites and mailboxes you pay for features you never use. Free panels can do what you need.
The worry about email
If something goes wrong during the switch, client emails don't arrive. And nobody notices until a reply never comes.
No time for forum nights
KeyHelp, HestiaCP, CloudPanel or ISPConfig? Everyone swears by something else. You just want a clear recommendation.
Everything that can break during a migration
The exact points I look at first before every migration. For each one you get a clear sentence on what to do.
A / AAAA Where the domain points
Which IP addresses need to move, and whether IPv6 is already set up.
TTL How fast you can switch
A high TTL means visitors keep landing on the old server for hours.
MX Where your email arrives
The record people forget most often during a migration.
SPF · DKIM · DMARC Whether your email arrives
Without these three records, email from the new server lands in spam.
SSL Certificate and time left
So no browser warning shows up after the migration.
Panel The right panel
Based on your answers: email yes or no, number of domains, websites or apps.
To-do What to do first
Every red or yellow point comes with one sentence on what you need to do.
Email Result to take with you
If you want, I'll send you everything by email. Only after you confirm.
Three steps to your new server
- 01
Check your domain
Free and done in seconds. You see what's missing and which panel suits you.
- 02
Pick a plan or help
Do it yourself with the migration plan for your domain. Or I handle the whole migration.
- 03
Migrate without downtime
Lower the TTL, copy data with rsync, move mailboxes with imapsync, switch DNS. The old server stays as a fallback until everything runs.
Fixed prices. You know the cost up front.
Migration check
- Check DNS, mail records and certificate
- Panel recommendation for your case
- To-do for every open point
- Result by email if you want
Migration plan
- Checklist for before, during and after
- Tailored to your domain and your new panel
- Commands for rsync, mysqldump and imapsync
- Extra points from your check
- Arrives by email right after payment
The plan builds on your check.
Full migration
- I move websites, databases and mailboxes
- Set up the new panel, switch DNS
- Set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC properly
- Afterwards, if you want: your own server from 23 € a month
- Maintenance with updates and monitoring: price on request
Fixed quote after the call.
Hi, I'm Lukas.
I'm a sysadmin and look after Linux and Windows servers, mail servers and self-hosted services. The migration check covers exactly what I look at first in every migration.
No call center, no ticket system. You write to me, and I do the work myself.
Specifications
- Experience with servers
- 12 years
- Servers managed
- 10+
- Mailboxes managed
- 30+
- Migrations
- 25+
- Who does the work
- me
Common questions about the migration
Is the check really free?
Yes. No sign-up and no catch. I only need your email address if you want the result sent to you.
What happens to my domain?
The check looks up public DNS records and the certificate, just like any browser does. The domain is not stored.
Which panel is the right one?
With email on the server, usually KeyHelp. Without email and with apps, CloudPanel. With many domains, ISPConfig. If you resell hosting, have a look at Enhance. The check asks you three things and gives you a clear recommendation.
Are my sites offline during the migration?
If the TTL was lowered beforehand, visitors usually don't notice the switch. Emails that still land on the old server during the transition are picked up by a second imapsync run.
Do I have to send you passwords?
No, not by email. For a full migration we sort out access in the call, ideally with separate accounts that you delete afterwards.
What if I get stuck with the plan?
Just reply to the email with the plan. If it turns out to be too much, I'll take over the rest.
Check your domain. Then you know what's coming.
One click, a few seconds, free.
- A clear panel pick instead of forum nights
- Every open point with a concrete to-do
- Migration plan 99 €, full migration from 499 €
- No sign-up, no marketing without consent