7 updates available. Again?

Never update WordPress again

Because right now you are not just a website owner, but also a system administrator. That second job is not necessary. Outsourcing it gives you peace of mind and certainty.

A one-off fee for the rebuild, then one monthly fee for hosting, the CMS and support. The monthly fee is generally the same as what you pay now for hosting and maintenance, or less. You get both numbers often within a few hours, and always within one working day, after you send me your website address. You only pay for the rebuild once you are happy.

You can. Then someone else presses the button, the plugins stay, and so does the gamble. I minimize what needs updating, and whatever is left, I do for you.

That depends on the size of your site, and you hear it together with the price. I rebuild your site on a preview address. Your part is clicking through the real pages and pointing at anything you want changed, right on the page, with Annotate.now. Your WordPress site stays online, untouched, until you are happy. Then I point your domain to the new site, and I look after it for as long as you are a customer.

Yes. You change texts, photos, pages and blog posts in my own CMS for Hugo, which runs separately from your site. It only lets you change the content, so you cannot break the design by accident. You can also let AI do it. Support on the CMS is included, and your questions go to me, not to a helpdesk.

No, and that is the point: plugins are what needs updating. When you need something new, you tell me what it should do. You hear the price first, and I build it into your site, so it never needs an update either.

No. Your pages keep their addresses, titles and texts, so links and search results keep working. And fast websites tend to rank better.

Both are possible without WordPress. Contact forms are built in: messages stay on my server and show up in your CMS instead of in a mailbox full of spam. Tell me which other plugins you use and I will tell you what replaces each of them.

Yes, even if it is a theme from ThemeForest or a page builder like Elementor or Divi. I rebuild the design by hand, without the page builder underneath. When I rebuilt a Wix template, the result looked identical, but weighed under 1 MB instead of almost 30 MB. You still add new pages yourself, in the layouts your site already has. If you want a new kind of layout, you ask me for it: you hear what it costs first, and your site keeps looking as polished as on day one.

Then any developer who knows Hugo can take over. Hugo is open source and your website is a folder of plain files, stored in Git, that any host can serve.