Compare the base subscription with optional add-ons.
Migration language stays constrained by pack ownership and release-train truth.
This route distinguishes shipped upgrade paths from tranche-owned and planned migration coverage. It exists to avoid promising import or migration breadth that the pack and site routes have not closed yet.
Migration language stays constrained by pack ownership and release-train truth.
Migration language stays constrained by pack ownership and release-train truth.
Current release train and rollback drills keep in-platform upgrades explicit and traceable.
Listing-heavy tenants can trace migration scope to property-focused pack routes and importer-aware site surfaces.
Content-heavy migrations stay visible as planned scope until the publishing pack site workbench is fully closed.
Timed-experience migrations stay tranche-owned and route back to the split 52F industry surfaces instead of an obsolete blended slug.
Commerce migration messaging remains planned until storefront, checkout, billing, and order surfaces close as a full pack.
Help-center, ticket, incident, and community migrations stay tranche-owned and route back to the named 52G industry and feature surfaces instead of the retired blended support-and-community slug.
52H keeps migration, export, backup, and integration-adjacent ownership visible on named public feature routes instead of collapsing it into one generic guide page.
It cannot imply that every upstream CMS, store, or feed is already covered if the owning pack and site import surface are not closed.
Snapshot-backed release record with module and post-type version governance.
Migration disclosure: support claims on this route are intentionally narrower than the eventual catalog universe until the owning packs close.
Keep the supported-versus-planned story grounded in compare, packs, launch-path, and sign-in.
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