Fixed price. Your site stays live the whole time. Every URL redirected, every ranking preserved.
No more weekly updates, compatibility breakage, or 3 a.m. security patches.
Page builders ship megabytes of JavaScript your visitors pay for. Static pages don’t.
Plugin licenses, premium themes, managed WP hosting, maintenance fees — gone.
This site is built the way yours would be. Open your browser’s Lighthouse tool and run it on this page right now — measured here: first paint in roughly a tenth of a second, zero layout shift. That’s not an optimized demo. It’s just what static sites do when nothing is in the way.
Then run it on your WordPress site. That difference is the offer.
The long version, written down: why this speed gap exists and what a small-business site actually costs.
Honest answer: not every site should leave WordPress. If you publish daily with a team of editors, run a deep WooCommerce store, or your site works fine and costs you nothing — stay. The audit will tell you that for free, in writing. Migration is for sites that are paying a WordPress tax without using WordPress’s strengths.
Send me your URL. Within 48 hours you get a plain-English teardown: what your site weighs, what it scores, what it costs you, and what a rebuild would change. No call required, no obligation.
One number, in writing, based on the audit. No hourly billing, no change-order ambushes. If the scope grows, that’s a conversation before it’s a charge.
Your WordPress site stays live and untouched while the new site is built alongside it. Content, pages, and forms migrate over — you review everything on a private preview link.
Every old URL gets a 301 redirect. Meta, titles, sitemap, and structured data carry over. Search engines follow the map — your rankings don’t start from zero.
Anything that surfaces in the first month after launch gets fixed as part of the project. After that, a retainer is available — but not required.
Migrations start at $5,000, fixed. Most complete in 3–4 weeks.
Start with the free audit — send your URL, get the teardown in 48 hours.