You didn’t start a business to babysit plugins. We move your site to fast, plain HTML that Google and AI assistants read in full, and you make changes by email.
Step one is free: a report on your current site covering speed, security, Google and AI visibility. Written by a person, in your inbox within 24 hours.
78.5% of static sites built with Hugo pass Google’s Core Web Vitals on phones. WordPress sites: 49%. HTTP Archive, Oct 2026
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Tick everything that sounds familiar. You are far from alone: WordPress runs about two out of three websites built on a CMS, and their owners describe the same problems in public every day.
“I updated one plugin, and my entire WordPress site went blank.” r/Wordpress
After the move: your pages are finished files. There is no plugin update that can blank them overnight.
About half of the most-exploited ones were attacked within 24 hours of going public. Patchstack 2026
After the move: no login page, no database and no plugin code on the public site for bots to try.
Static sites built with Hugo pass 78.5% of the time. Median PageSpeed score: 44 for WordPress, 70 for Hugo. HTTP Archive, Oct 2026
After the move: pages are built before anyone visits, with no builder scripts in the way.
One owner on Reddit pays a developer $90 a month just to keep 26 plugins updated. Trustpilot, r/Wordpress
After the move: no plugins to renew. Your hosting and domain remain ordinary, separate costs.
Owners describe waiting on whoever has the login, or fighting the page builder themselves.
After the move: email the change. A person ships it within one business day.
A common story: the site belongs to the business, but the keys belong to someone else. r/Wordpress
After the move: you own the domain and the files. Any developer can host or edit them.
The crawlers behind ChatGPT and Claude don’t run JavaScript. Text your builder loads with scripts never reaches them. BrightLocal 2026, Vercel
After the move: every word is in plain HTML that Google and AI crawlers read in full.
“Should I have to run a full site backup before every Elementor update?” wordpress.org review
After the move: there is no Update button, because there is nothing to update.
Taken from public reviews and forums. These people are not our customers. They describe the job we take off your plate.
“Every time I update the plugin, it breaks almost every page in a site.”
“After logging in to Google Search Console, I saw traffic had basically gone to 0.”
“These are completed websites, yet the ongoing licensing feels never-ending.”
“I updated one plugin, and my entire WordPress site went blank.”
“The developer charges $90 per month to keep our plugins up to date. […] We have 26 active plugins on our site.”
“Or does he want to remain in control and get paid for every small change we make?”
Pages are built before anyone visits, so the first screen arrives fast on a phone. Your phone number and your offer come first, not a spinner.
ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity read plain HTML. When someone asks them for a business like yours, your site gives them full, readable answers.
No WordPress core, theme or plugins to update, and no license renewals for forms, SEO, backups or a page builder.
Email us “new hours for the holidays” and a person ships it within one business day. You never need a password for wp-admin again.
15-second check, then a full report from a person.
WordPress Hugo (static HTML)
Sites passing Google’s Core Web Vitals
Median PageSpeed (Lighthouse) score, out of 100
Mobile, October 2026. HTTP Archive Core Web Vitals Technology Report. About 6,000 Hugo sites against 2.5 million WordPress sites, and Hugo sites are often simpler, so treat it as a strong pattern, not a promise for your site.
This page is built the same way: static HTML from Hugo, under 100 KB in total. Test it in Google PageSpeed Insights, then test your own site.
Half of WordPress sites fail Google’s Core Web Vitals on phones. Google uses these speed and stability signals when it ranks pages.
11,334 new WordPress security holes were found in 2025. 91% of them were in plugins, and 46% had no fix when they went public.
No JavaScript. The crawlers behind ChatGPT and Claude read your raw HTML and skip anything that only appears after scripts run.
45% of US adults now use AI tools to find local businesses.
A person goes through your site and writes it up in plain English. You get it by email within 24 hours on business days.
Start with the free scanFree, within 24 hours. You decide whether to go ahead. Nothing changes on your site.
Your pages, text and images are copied from the current site automatically and rebuilt as plain HTML and CSS. URLs stay the same, redirects cover the rest, titles and descriptions come along. You approve the new site before your domain switches.
“Change Saturday hours to 9 to 2.” A person makes the change and it is live within one business day. You will never need wp-admin again.
| Topic | On WordPress | After the move |
|---|---|---|
| Updates | Core, theme and every plugin, again and again. One of them can break the layout. | None for your pages. They are finished files. |
| Making a change | Log in to wp-admin and hope the builder loads, or wait for whoever has the password. | Send an email. Live within one business day. |
| Security | A public login, a database and a stack of plugins for attackers to try. | No login and no database on the site to break into. |
| Speed | The page is assembled on every visit, then builder scripts load on top. | The page is ready before anyone asks for it. |
| AI assistants | Your text can sit under layers of builder markup and scripts. | Clean HTML that every crawler reads in full. |
| Plugin bills | Separate renewals for forms, SEO, backups, the builder. | No plugins to renew. |
Free report and a quote for your site. No obligation.
The report is free because it is how we find sites we can actually help. We earn money only if you decide to move, after you have seen the report and the quote.
Yes. You get the full report whether or not you move. If a move makes sense for your site, the report ends with a quote. There is no obligation and we never ask for a card.
The full report lists security issues on a business website. It should go to that business, not to anyone who typed in the address. A work email also tells us who to talk to if you want the move. If you only have a personal address, you can still use it.
No. The report and the move both work from your public website. You keep every password to yourself.
We keep the URLs you have, add 301 redirects for any page that has to move, and carry over your titles, descriptions and structured data. That protects the signals Google already knows. Nobody can honestly promise rankings will rise, and we won't.
Email us in plain words, for example "Change Saturday hours to 9 to 2" or "Swap the photo on the About page", and attach anything new. A person makes the change and it goes live within one business day.
It keeps working. On the new site it is a small part of the page and sends inquiries to your inbox or your CRM, without a forms plugin to renew.
Probably not for that part. A cart, logins or a live calendar need a real application. The report tells you plainly when a static site is the wrong tool.
You do. You keep your domain, and the site is a set of plain HTML files you can host anywhere.
It depends on how many pages you have, your design, forms and integrations, so the price comes in your report, written for your site. The report itself costs nothing. Hosting, your domain renewal and any outside services can still cost money, and the quote lists them separately.
100 is the target for the static site, not a score we have measured for yours. The result depends on your content, any third-party scripts you keep, and Google’s test conditions. Your report shows what stands between your site and that target.
Fifteen seconds for the quick check. The full report is free and comes from a person.