Launch — $199
A candidate for a supported, consistent source with one prepared destination and up to 1,000 records in total.
Assess Launch fit →TYPO3 to WordPress cost
How much does a TYPO3 to WordPress migration cost?
TYPO3 cost is driven by version-specific storage, content-element diversity, FAL, localization, extensions, workspaces, and destination assembly—not by the number of visible pages alone.
Current launch pricing
TYPO3 to WordPress package starting points
Growth — $399
A candidate for up to 5,000 records with media and file transfer, taxonomies, metadata, preserved slugs, redirects, and controlled cutover.
Assess Growth fit →Scale — $699
A candidate for up to 15,000 records with custom fields, multilingual data, advanced relationships, two dry runs, reconciliation, delta transfer, and launch coordination.
Assess Scale fit →Custom — from $999
For custom extraction, unsupported entities, subscriptions, ERP or CRM integrations, application data, or destination development.
Calculate custom estimate →Version-aware scope
Why two TYPO3 sites with the same page count cost differently
Core generation
TYPO3 4.5, pre-FAL systems, modern FAL versions, composer installations, site configuration, and routing require different source rules.
Content-element inventory
Standard CType records, custom elements, containers, FlexForms, IRRE, plugins, list types, and extension records need separate transformations.
Localization and workspaces
Language overlays, fallbacks, translated slugs, workspace versions, visibility, scheduling, and approval state multiply validation paths.
Extensions and custom tables
News, directories, events, DAM, forms, frontend users, permissions, and proprietary schemas can change a package into custom adapter work.
Estimate factors
What increases TYPO3 to WordPress migration cost
Page tree and records
Count pages, tt_content records, hidden/deleted values, versions, categories, authors, menus, comments, files, and extension entities.
Page assembly
Every CType needs an approved route into Gutenberg blocks, fields, child records, reusable components, body fragments, rebuild work, or exclusion.
FAL and legacy assets
Storages, originals, file references, metadata overlays, crops, links, languages, remote files, duplicates, and broken references affect extraction and QA.
Multilingual architecture
Language identity, overlays, translation groups, fallbacks, destination plugin model, hreflang, translated URLs, and sitemap behavior add rules.
Routes and SEO
Legacy speaking URLs, aliases, slugs, redirects, metadata, canonicals, internal links, language prefixes, and crawl validation need a route contract.
Cutover constraints
Active publishing, content freeze, workspaces, final delta, DNS or application changes, approval windows, rollback, and support affect timing.
Indicative fit
Example TYPO3 project shapes
Small standard site
One language, standard elements, simple routes, a prepared WordPress model, and limited volume may fit Launch. FAL file transfer moves the project to Growth.
Mixed editorial site
Several content types, categories, media, metadata, and redirects often point toward Growth; custom-element field mapping moves the project to Scale.
Large multilingual tree
High record counts, multiple languages, relationships, workspaces, two dry runs, delta transfer, and strict reconciliation may fit Scale.
Extension-heavy installation
FlexForms, IRRE, containers, proprietary tables, frontend users, permissions, forms, search, or application redevelopment require Custom scope.
Budget control
What must be known before a fixed quote
Technical inventory
TYPO3 version, Bridge feasibility, database/storage access, extensions, custom tables, page tree, languages, workspaces, FAL, and route configuration.
Transformation matrix
Counts and sampled values for each CType, plugin, list type, relation, FlexForm, IRRE structure, file usage, and destination result.
Destination readiness
WordPress post types, fields, blocks, taxonomies, authors, media, multilingual/SEO plugins, templates, workflows, and access.
Acceptance and launch
Record reconciliation, page sampling, files, languages, routes, metadata, redirects, rendering, cutover, rollback, and exception ownership.
Optional expert assistance
Turn the TYPO3 inventory into a price
Optional expert assistance
Share version, destination state, approximate pages/elements, languages, FAL, extensions, custom content, route changes, and timing.
Start assessment →Review version and model risk
Identify the likely Bridge family, standard entities, element transforms, custom tables, reconstruction, assumptions, and exclusions.
Review pair timeline →Receive package fit by email
Within 24 hours on business days, we reply with the likely commercial path, technical questions, and next discovery step.
Review technical pair →Clear answers
TYPO3 to WordPress cost questions
Current packages start at $199, but version, content elements, FAL, languages, workspaces, extensions, routes, and destination work determine final fit.
No. A page may contain many ordered elements and relationships; entity and transformation counts are more useful.
Only when their schemas and destination transformations are reviewed and included in the written scope.
Accessible originals and references can migrate, with version-specific resolution and validation.
Yes, from the Scale package. Multilingual sources set Scale as the minimum tier because languages add overlay, relationship, URL, and validation work.
No. Templates, configuration, plugins, forms, search, and sitepackage behavior are separate implementation work.
Next step
Get a TYPO3 to WordPress estimate
Get an estimate based on the type, volume, and complexity of the data you want to migrate. Select the source and target systems, enter the migration details, and receive a calculated estimate. Online payment activation is being prepared. Until automated payment processing is available, plan activation and billing may be handled through a separate onboarding process.