Plugin updates eat your team's week, each one adds code attackers can probe, and pages get slower as the list grows. We rebuild your site as pre-built static pages, carry over every post and URL, and give your editors a CMS that's just as easy to use.
| Plugins | 14 updates available |
| Contact form plugin | Vulnerability reported |
| PHP version | 7.4 · unsupported |
| Mobile PageSpeed | 38 / 100 |
| Failed logins (24h) | 1,284 |
| Last backup | 11 days ago |
WordPress is easy to start with. Years of plugins, themes and quick fixes later, keeping it running becomes a job of its own.
Your content, URLs and editing workflow come with you. The plugin stack, the PHP runtime and the exposed admin stay behind.
Your site is pre-built into HTML. Visitors never touch PHP or a database, so pages load fast and there's far less to attack.
Keep WordPress as a back office your editors already use, or move to a newer CMS. Either way, editing stays familiar.
We crawl the old site, map each URL to its new address, and set up 301 redirects so your search rankings carry over.
Posts, pages, media, categories and custom fields come over in bulk and get checked against the original.
When an editor hits publish, the site rebuilds itself. Nobody on your team has to think about it.
Contact forms, analytics and newsletter signups get rebuilt without plugins.
An endoscopy center's site ran on a full WordPress install. We rebuilt it as static pages that pull content from WordPress at build time. Patients never touch WordPress, and staff still edit in the admin they know.
Your current site stays live the whole time. We only switch DNS once the new one checks out.
We inventory every page, plugin, form and redirect, and work out which plugins you actually need.
Keep WordPress headless or move to a new CMS. We help you pick based on who edits and how often.
We build the new front end and import your content, so you review real pages with real content.
Every old URL gets a 301. After launch we check the redirects and watch Search Console for crawl errors.
Send us your site's URL. We'll look at what it runs on, tell you what moving would involve, and give you a realistic timeline.