WordPress → Next.js migrations, done for you
Leave WordPress.
Go AI-native.
We rebuild your WordPress site as a clean Next.js codebase in your own GitHub repo — one that AI coding agents like Claude Code and OpenAI Codex can actually read, edit, and ship. No plugins, no PHP, no care plan.
- Log into wp-admin.
- Dismiss four plugin update notices.
- Back up first, because updates break things.
- Fight the page builder. Preview. Publish.
- Hope nothing conflicted. Pay the care plan.
- “Update the pricing page — the Pro plan is now $29.”
- The agent edits the files. You review the diff.
- It deploys. Done.
No dashboard, no database, no plugins, no updates, no attack surface.
The dashboard was never the point.
WordPress is a translation layer: you wanted a website, you couldn't write one, so it translated your clicks into code. That layer came with rent — and the gap it bridged has closed.
PHP hosting, a database, plugin updates that break other plugins, security patches for the world's most attacked software, and a $50–150/month care plan to keep it all idling.
It lives in database rows wrapped in shortcodes, page-builder markup, and plugin soup. An AI agent trying to edit it has to navigate wp-admin like a confused intern.
When your site is a folder of HTML and Markdown in a repo, an agent can redesign a page, write a landing page, or fix a bug — on your instruction, in minutes. Files are the native language of every LLM.
“You don't need a CMS. You need a website.”
What you get
Your pages, styles, and content — rebuilt as a fast, modern site. No PHP, no database, no plugins to patch. Deployed to the edge, so hosting is fast and effectively free.
Posts and pages become plain files in your repo. Edit them in any editor, hand them to an AI agent, or keep publishing through a Git-based workflow.
We ship the repo with an agent playbook (AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md), sensible structure, and an llms.txt — so Claude Code or Codex can make changes safely on day one.
Everything lands in a GitHub repository you own. No lock-in to us, your old host, or anyone else. Walk away anytime — the site keeps running.
How it works
Send us your URL. We audit your site — pages, plugins, forms, commerce — and tell you honestly what migrates cleanly and what needs real work. You get a written scope before anything starts.
A deterministic rebuild captures your pages and styles exactly; AI handles the last mile. You review everything on a live preview URL before anything switches over. Every URL is preserved.
We hand off the GitHub repo, point your domain, and walk you through making your first AI-assisted edit. WordPress gets turned off for good.
Start with a free assessment
No commitment. We'll look at your site and tell you what a migration involves — including whether you shouldn't do it yet.
Common questions
- Will my site look the same after the migration?
- Yes. The rebuild is deterministic — your pages, layout, and styles are captured as-is, and you review a live preview before switching your domain over.
- What about my plugins, forms, and WooCommerce?
- Forms and common plugin features get rebuilt as modern equivalents. Third-party embeds (IDX, booking, maps) usually keep working as web components or scripts. Complex commerce and membership setups need a conversation — that's exactly what the free assessment is for.
- Will I lose search rankings?
- No. Every existing URL is preserved or 301-redirected, metadata and structured data come across, and the new site is faster and fully pre-rendered — which search engines and AI crawlers both prefer.
- Do I need to know how to code afterwards?
- No. That's the point of going AI-native: you describe the change you want to Claude Code or Codex, review the result, and publish. We hand off the repo set up so agents can work in it safely.
- What does hosting cost afterwards?
- A static Next.js site on Vercel, Netlify, or Cloudflare is free or a few dollars a month for most business sites. There's no managed-WordPress plan and no care plan.