Server Migration & Lead Generation Debug

I have a small, static HTML site that must be moved off its current provider and published on my own server. You’ll receive full FTP/SSH credentials to carry out the migration, replicate the current structure, and confirm every page renders exactly as it does now.

Once the site is live on the new host, the next task is to dig into an existing piece of AI-driven lead-generation code. The previous developer left no documentation, so the language or framework is still unknown. At the moment it throws an error and no leads reach my client’s inbox. I need you to trace the fault, repair it, and make sure every lead—whether a visitor fills our standard contact form or the AI routine produces it—is successfully delivered to the specified email address.

Deliverables
• Site migrated and fully functional on my server
• AI lead-generation script inspected, debugged and reinstated
• Reliable email delivery confirmed through live tests
• Short hand-over note summarising the fixes and where to find the updated files

If you’re comfortable with static-site moves, error tracing, and email piping, let’s get this wrapped up quickly and cleanly.