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aiSite Review

Product Snapshot

Product Pricing

Migration itself is priced per project via an on-site price estimator based on the number of entities (pages, posts, users, etc.), with a free demo migration of up to 10 content pages. Separately, aisite sells hosting plans listed at $174.48 to $199.48 per month (12-month discounts available), all including a free website migration, as of the vendor's site retrieved November 2026.
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Technology

Cloud-based SaaS with no software to install; data is transferred via a proprietary Connection Bridge file uploaded to the source site, with AI-enhanced extraction. The vendor also offers its own hosting (US, UK and EU data centers) with WordPress and cPanel.

Customer Focus

Small businesses and web professionals (developers, designers, content managers, migration specialists) moving websites between CMSs, forum systems and website builders.

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About aiSite

aiSite aisite.ai is an AI-enhanced website data migration and upgrade service that moves content, images, users and other entities from existing CMSs, forums or HTML sites to new platforms, supporting over 100 platforms. It sells per-project migration packages (data migration, infusion, design) plus hosting plans, and is aimed at small businesses and web professionals. The vendor is based in Melbourne, Australia according to its site footer.

About the Company

aisite.ai describes itself as a website migration agency built to free small businesses from the cost and complexity of upgrading their websites. Its site footer lists Melbourne, Australia as its location.

aiSite Key Features

  • AI-enhanced website data extraction
  • Migration from over 100 platforms
  • Free demo migration up to 10 pages
  • Price estimator based on content volume
  • Automated 301 redirects for SEO
  • Migrates pages, posts, users, categories, custom fields
  • Data Infusion and Design service packages
  • WordPress hosting with cPanel, SSL and CDN
  • 24/7 technical support
  • Migration insurance for failed migrations
  • No-code, no-software-to-install process
  • Ethical scraping policy

aiSite Pricing

Migration itself is priced per project via an on-site price estimator based on the number of entities (pages, posts, users, etc.), with a free demo migration of up to 10 content pages. Separately, aisite sells hosting plans listed at $174.48 to $199.48 per month (12-month discounts available), all including a free website migration, as of the vendor's site retrieved November 2026.

  • Demo Migration: Free (Transfer up to 10 content pages and related entities to preview the result)
  • Full migration (Data Migration package): Estimated per project via price estimator (Baseline DIY data extraction package; price varies with number of entities)
  • Data Infusion package: Not publicly disclosed (Extraction plus data inserted, formatted and linked in the new site)
  • Design package: Not publicly disclosed (Full service: migration, infusion, theme, SEO and analytics setup)
  • Hosting – Accura: $174.48 per month (20 GB SSD, free migration, SSL, CDN; 12-month discounts available)
  • Hosting – Proximo: $186.48 per month (Unmetered SSD, 3 hosted domains)
  • Hosting – Juba: $199.48 per month (60 GB SSD, unlimited hosted domains, auto backup)

Migration insurance (resuming a failed migration) costs 10% to 25% of the initial migration price and covers restarts over 7 to 30 days. Some hosting features such as dedicated IP cost extra ($2 per month).

Basis: the vendor's published price. Checked November 4, 2026. Pricing source

Pros
  • Free demo migration lets you preview results before paying
  • Supports over 100 source platforms
  • No-code process with no software to install
  • Automated 301 redirects help preserve SEO rankings
  • Tiered packages for both DIY developers and non-technical small businesses
Cons
  • No published prices for the migration packages themselves; only an estimator
  • Migration insurance to cover failed migrations costs 10-25% extra
  • Hosting plans are priced far above typical shared hosting rates
  • Company details such as ownership and team are thinly documented on the site
Overall

aisite.ai is best suited to small businesses and web professionals who want an automated, no-code way to move a website's content, images and users between CMS platforms, with a free demo to validate the result first. The main trade-off is opaque per-project pricing: only the hosting plans are publicly priced, and extras like migration insurance add 10-25%. Developers doing DIY migrations will find the baseline package sufficient, while less technical users will need the higher, unpriced Infusion or Design packages.

aiSite FAQ

Who is aiSite best suited for?

The vendor positions aisite for data migration specialists, small business consultants and owners, website owners, CMS developers, content managers, web designers and web developers. Its packages are tiered by skill level: the Data Migration package suits developers doing DIY work, while Data Infusion and Design target small businesses wanting the migration done for them. It focuses on small businesses moving sites between CMS platforms or website builders.

How long does it take to implement aiSite?

No specific implementation timeline is published. The vendor states the duration of the transfer depends on the amount of data being migrated. The process is four steps: provide site details, set up the connection bridge, run the free demo migration, then complete the full migration.

How easy is aiSite to learn and use?

The vendor markets it as a no-code, no-software-to-install service: you submit your website address, upload a connection bridge file to your site's root directory, map your entities and start the migration. Its own copy says the tools do not require much technical know-how, though the baseline Data Migration package is aimed at users comfortable doing the migration themselves, while less technical users are directed to the Infusion and Design packages.

Last reviewed: November 4, 2026