Slow load times, plugin piles, security incidents, every update a gamble. WordPress was the right choice 15 years ago. Not anymore. We rebuild your site on Next.js and Tailwind: no plugins, no updates, no hassle. And your Google rankings stay put.
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[wordpress]An average WordPress site (theme + 10+ plugins + WooCommerce) scores a 3-5s LCP on mobile. Google ranks you down for it, and visitors drop off before your quote request comes in.
[invoker]Statically rendered pages on a global edge network. LCP <1.5s, a perfect Lighthouse score, no PHP rendering, no database queries on every page view.
[wordpress]Contact Form 7 + Yoast + WPML + WooCommerce + page builder + security plugin + cache plugin. Every update can break something else. Nobody does compatibility testing.
[invoker]Zero plugins. Functionality lives in your codebase, version-controlled and tested. We upgrade dependencies as part of the maintenance subscription; you won't notice a thing.
[wordpress]WordPress powers ~40% of the web and is the #1 target for attackers. Plugin vulnerabilities leak every week. Hosting providers report thousands of compromised WP sites every month.
[invoker]No admin panel for attackers to hit. No database to break into. Your site is static HTML + CSS + JS. There's nothing to break, nothing to inject, nothing to leak.
[wordpress]WordPress core + theme + 15 plugins, each with its own release schedule. Miss a security patch: trouble. Apply it without testing: broken. The result: you pay someone to do this every week.
[invoker]We maintain the stack in the €29/mo subscription. Your website itself needs no updates: there's no WordPress, just your built HTML that stays put and works.
[wordpress]WordPress is 'free'. Elementor Pro €49/yr, WP Rocket €59/yr, Yoast Premium €99/yr, decent managed hosting €20-40/mo, a backup plugin, a security plugin, maintenance by an agency €100-200/mo. That adds up to €2,000+ a year.
[invoker]€450 one-off (or free with a 24-month subscription) + €29/mo all-in. No plugin subscriptions, no surprises. A fixed price, fixed scope, fixed promise.
[wordpress]True if you hire a copy-and-paste agency. Forgotten 301 redirects, a changed URL structure, robots.txt not kept, and within 3 months your rankings are gone.
[invoker]We map every old URL 1:1 to the new one, keep canonicals, set up 301 redirects automatically and test with Search Console before go-live. Your rankings stay put.
We crawl your WordPress site and list every URL, content type, form, embedded media item and the plugins you actually use. You get a migration plan with scope and deadline.
A prototype on our staging environment. Content is carried over 1:1, and the design is rebuilt in the style you want. No Figma: straight onto a URL you can open.
You tell us what should change. Meanwhile we sync the latest content changes from the WordPress production site. We move over forms, emails and analytics connections.
Every old URL gets a 301 to the new one. We submit the new sitemap to Google Search Console and monitor crawl errors and indexing before the DNS switch.
Your WordPress stays on a backup URL for a while, just in case. The DNS switch takes minutes, SSL is automatic. Downtime: 0 seconds.
We monitor Google Search Console for ranking drops for 2 weeks. Small content changes are included in the €29/mo subscription. Larger additions are quoted separately.
Every old WordPress URL is mapped 1:1 to the new site with a 301 redirect. We carry over meta titles and descriptions (or improve them if you want). We submit a new sitemap to Google Search Console before go-live, so Google already knows the new structure before the DNS switch. After launch we monitor crawl errors, index coverage and ranking drops for 2 weeks. In practice most clients see their rankings stay the same or even rise: the speed boost improves your Core Web Vitals.
Van Ams (recruitment and secondment for housing associations) ran on WordPress. We rebuilt the site on Next.js: vacancies flow in automatically from their recruitment system Jaicob, candidates register with a CV upload, and a blog answers the collective-agreement questions candidates google.
“There really was a site on day one. Started on Friday, live the next Friday.”
“I'd had three quotes of €3,000+. Here it was a half-hour call and online on Friday.”
“The subscription does its job in the background. I don't need to know what hosting is.”
A substantive reply from Maarten within 24 hours. We look at your WordPress site, estimate the size of the migration and whether the €450 starting price fits. No obligation, no sales funnel.