Stuck on WordPress? We migrate you to Node — without losing your rankings

Your site is not slow because you chose WordPress. It is slow because of what got bolted onto it.

Most small-business WordPress sites end up the same way. A theme, then a page builder, then a slider plugin, a form plugin, a cookie plugin, an SEO plugin, a security plugin, a caching plugin to paper over the other eight. Every one of them loads code on every page. Two years later the site takes six seconds to appear on a phone, and the owner has no idea that is why the phone stopped ringing.

That is the problem we fix. Not the logo, not the copy. The reason people leave before they ever see it.

Why it costs you customers

Google measures how fast your pages actually load for real visitors, and page experience is part of how it ranks you. But the ranking is not even the main cost. Someone taps your link from a Google result on a phone, waits, and taps back to try the next business on the list. You never appear in any report. You simply never hear from them.

If most of your visitors are on phones on mobile data, and for local businesses they are, this is the single biggest thing standing between your website and your next customer.

What we do instead

We rebuild the site as software, on Node — Next.js and React, the same stack used by companies whose entire business is their website. There is no plugin stack, because there is nothing to plug in. The pages are built once and served ready-made, so they show up almost immediately instead of being assembled while your customer waits.

You still get to edit your own content. We wire the parts you actually change, your services, your prices, your posts, into a proper editor. What you do not get is thirty plugins with thirty auto-updates and thirty ways to break on a Tuesday.

We keep the rankings you already earned

This is the part most rebuilds get wrong, and it is the part that costs real money when it goes wrong.

Before anything is switched over, we map every URL on your current site. Every page that has ever ranked, been linked to, or been shared keeps working, either at the same address or through a permanent redirect to its replacement. Titles, descriptions, structured data and image alt text come across with it. Your Google Business Profile, analytics and Search Console stay connected throughout.

A migration done properly is invisible to Google except that the site got faster.

What you get

• Every page rebuilt on Next.js and Node, tuned for how it loads on a phone
• Every existing URL mapped and redirected, so no ranking is dropped on the floor
• A content editor for the things you actually change yourself
• Forms, bookings and payments wired to whatever you already use
• The code, the domain and every account in your name, not ours
• A fixed price and a date, both agreed before we start

Should you actually move?

Sometimes the honest answer is no. If your site loads fast, brings you work, and your team is happy editing it, leaving it alone is the right call and we will tell you so.

Move when the site is slow on a phone, when you are paying for plugin licences and a maintenance plan every month and still getting nothing back, when you are afraid to touch it in case it breaks, or when the thing you want to add next simply cannot be built on top of what is there.

Start with the numbers, not a sales call

Send us your URL and we will check what your site actually does on a phone, what is loading that should not be, and which pages are worth keeping. You get a short plain-English summary of what we would fix first. It costs nothing and there is no obligation to use us for the rebuild.