WordPress → Next.js
Escape the plugin treadmill.
If you spend more time patching your WordPress site than growing your business, you have outgrown it. We move you to Next.js — faster, safer, and without losing a single ranking.
The difference is the day-to-day
It’s not just about speed scores. It’s about never dreading an update again.
- Slow pages, no matter how many caching plugins
- Updates that break the site at random
- Constant security patching and spam
- Plugin conflicts and vendor lock-in
- Editing is fragile; developers are nervous
- Near-instant pages, built for Core Web Vitals
- Deploys that are tested before they go live
- A small, hardened surface — little to patch
- Features built in, owned by you
- A clean content system your team can trust
Speed you can feel
Next.js serves pages pre-built and near-instant. Faster load times mean better rankings and more visitors who stay.
Security by design
No plugins to patch, no admin login to brute-force. A far smaller attack surface than a stack of third-party WordPress add-ons.
No plugin treadmill
The features are built in and tested — not bolted on from a dozen vendors who each update on their own schedule.
AI-ready
A modern foundation for AI agents, automations, and answer-engine visibility. Room to grow instead of a ceiling.
The migration, without the fear
The thing businesses dread is losing their rankings or their content. We plan for both from day one.
Audit & map
We inventory every page, URL, and ranking you have today — so nothing gets lost in the move.
Preserve your SEO
Every old URL is kept or redirected. Your Google rankings and inbound links carry over, not vanish.
Rebuild on Next.js
We migrate your content and rebuild the site fast, clean, and mobile-first — with a content system you can edit.
Launch in stages
We stage the cutover so nothing goes dark, verify rankings hold, and hand you a site that just works.
Everything in WordPress to Next.js
31 pages so far. New ones go up every morning.
Moving off a specific theme
- Astra migration guideAstra to Next.js: Migrate an Astra Site Layer by Layer, Rankings Intact
- Kadence migration guideKadence to Next.js: Moving Kadence Blocks, Shop Kit and Members
- GeneratePress migration guideGeneratePress to Next.js: Leaving the Cleanest Theme in WordPress
- Leaving BlocksyBlocksy to Next.js: Moving the Customizer, Content Blocks and Shop Extras
- Leaving Hello and ElementorHello Elementor to Next.js: Migrating a Site That Lives Inside Elementor
- Bricks migrationBricks to Next.js: A Precise Migration for a Developer-Built Site
- Leaving Divi, cleanlyDivi to Next.js: Getting Your Pages Out of the Shortcodes
- The Avada exit planAvada to Next.js: Unpacking the Theme That Came With Everything
- Moving off OceanWPOceanWP to Next.js: The Theme Is Light, the Extras Are Not
- Migration guide: NeveNeve to Next.js: Moving the Customizer, Neve Pro and Your Starter Site
- Store migration: FlatsomeFlatsome to Next.js: How to Migrate a Flatsome WooCommerce Store
- Publisher migrationNewspaper Theme to Next.js: Moving a News Archive Without Losing Its Address Book
- Genesis migration guideGenesis to Next.js: Moving a Framework Site and Every Post It Carries
- Sydney migration guideSydney Theme to Next.js: Moving the Slider, the Elementor Pages and the Rest
- Hestia migration guideHestia Theme to Next.js: Getting Your Front Page Out of the Customizer
- Store migration guideStorefront to Next.js: Migrating a WooCommerce Store Without Losing a Sale
- Block theme migrationOllie Theme to Next.js: Moving a Block Theme Site the Clean Way
- Elementor site migrationHello Biz to Next.js: Make One Move Instead of Two
- Block theme migrationTwenty Twenty-Five to Next.js: Moving a Block Theme Site, Block by Block
- Migration with a clean-upTwenty Twenty-Four to Next.js: Clear Out the Plugin Pile on the Way Over
- Store migrationWoodMart to Next.js: How to Migrate a WoodMart WooCommerce Store
The migration questions
Cost, time, rankings, redirects and the rest of what keeps owners up at night.
- Migration costWordPress to Next.js Migration Cost: What Sets the Price and How Quotes Work
- Migration timelineHow Long Does a WordPress to Next.js Migration Take? The Phases and What Stretches Them
- Headless WordPressHeadless WordPress with Next.js: Keeping WordPress as Your CMS, Honestly Explained
- Elementor migrationElementor to Next.js: Getting Your Content Out of the Builder and Into Real Fields
- SEO-safe migrationMigrate WordPress to Next.js Without Losing SEO: The Checklist That Protects Your Rankings
- Permalinks, mappedWordPress to Next.js URL Structure: Keep the Addresses Google Already Trusts
- The redirect mapWordPress to Next.js Redirects: Build the Map, Choose the Status Code, Test Every Line
- The media library moveMigrate WordPress Images to Next.js Without Losing Alt Text, Captions or Image Search Traffic
- The blog moveMove a WordPress Blog to Next.js: Posts, Archives, Comments and Feeds, Intact
- The store moveWooCommerce to Next.js: Moving Products, Orders and Subscriptions Without Dropping a Sale
What you edit with after the move
Athena CMS, with AI agents on staff.
The content system we built and put behind every custom site: plain fields, a real preview, every version kept. And a roster of AI agents, each with one job, that do the work a plugin only reminds you about.
- PicassoImages
- ApolloSite analysis
- AresCompetitor watch
- PrometheusContent holes
- AtlasPage depth and structure
- DelphiAI search visibility
and 12 more agents. Two come with Athena; the rest are monthly add-ons.
Not sure you need to move? We’ll tell you.
If your WordPress site is healthy, we’ll say so and offer to optimize it instead. We only recommend a migration when it genuinely pays for itself.
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