Keep what is useful.
Drop the rest.

You keep

  • ✓Your domain
  • ✓Copy, photos, and pages that still earn their keep
  • ✓Old URLs, with redirects so Google and bookmarks still land
  • ✓The look, if it already matches the work
  • ✓Sanity, so you change copy and photos yourself

You leave

  • ✓WordPress, PHP, and the plugin pile
  • ✓Page builders and theme lock-in
  • ✓A login form on the public site
  • ✓Mystery invoices for "maintenance"
  • ✓Hoping the next update does not break the layout

Sanity is how you
change the site yourself.

Sanity is your editor. You sign in on a private URL. Visitors never see it. Your public site stays a set of fast pages.

You get a list of your pages. Home. Services. About. Blog. Click one. Change a headline. Swap a photo. Hit Publish. That is the loop.

The layout stays put. You cannot install a plugin. You cannot break the theme. Drafts let you write without going live. Bigger design work goes through your website plan request queue.

1
Open the page

Your pages show up by name. No theme settings. No plugin screen.

2
Change the words or the photo

Fields match the business. A headline. A gallery shot. A service blurb.

3
Publish

The live site updates. The design does not move.

Sanity editor showing a page list and fields to edit, not a WordPress dashboard
Bouquet La Vie in Sanity. Click a page, edit the fields, publish.

PageSpeed transformation.
Before & after.

Real data from Google PageSpeed Insights. No cherry-picking.

Old Website Before
Performance
47
Accessibility
89
Best Practices
100
SEO
100
Old website PageSpeed score, 47 mobile performance
New Astro Site After
Performance
95
Accessibility
100
Best Practices
100
SEO
100
New website PageSpeed score, 95 mobile performance
Desktop result
0
PageSpeed Insights All four Lighthouse categories in the green on desktop for this launch.
0Perf
0A11y
0BP
0SEO
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Straight
answers.

Will I lose my Google rankings?

We 301 the old WordPress URLs onto the new pages. Rankings are never a promise. A clean, fast site with the same URLs is the honest way to protect what you already earned.

Can I still edit the site?

Yes. That is Sanity. You sign in, open a page, change the text or photo, publish. The layout does not move. See how it works.

What is Sanity?

Sanity is the editor we set up for your site. It is not WordPress. No plugins. No theme maze. Fields that match your pages. You use it. We keep the design locked so a bad click cannot wreck the site.

How much does a WordPress migration cost?

It is a rebuild, so it follows website plan pricing. Core is $149/month plus $490 setup, Full is $299/month plus $990 setup, and Growth is $599/month plus $1,490 setup. All plans have a 12-month minimum.

How long does it take?

A small service site can ship in 7 business days. A fuller site is closer to 14. A messy WordPress install with years of leftover pages takes longer. We set the date before we start.

Do you migrate WooCommerce or membership sites?

This page is for service businesses, including heavy multi-page sites. That is the work we publish. If you sell through WooCommerce or run members-only content, send the URL. We will tell you if it is a fit.

Can you just speed up my WordPress site?

No. Caching plugins buy time. They do not fix the architecture. We rebuild. If you want to stay on WordPress, we are not the right studio for that job.

Send the WordPress URL.
We will look at it.

A free audit. What is slow, what is worth keeping, and what a move off WordPress would look like. No pitch deck.