Move from WordPress to Cloudflare
A fast, secure website with no plugins to update
Your WordPress website turned into a static site on Cloudflare, with the same content and the same addresses, and no server to maintain.
The problem it solves
WordPress needs constant attention: updates to the core, the plugins and the theme, backups, hosting to pay for every month, and the worry that an update will break something or a vulnerable plugin will let someone in. If your website is informational (who you are, what you offer and how to reach you), you are maintaining a lot of machinery for very little.
What I do
I move your website to a static site hosted on Cloudflare Pages: pages already built and served from Cloudflare’s network, with no database and no plugins to attack. I keep the content and the page addresses; if one changes, it redirects permanently to the new one so you don’t lose your ranking on Google. The contact form keeps working, with a captcha and email sending.
This website is built exactly that way: static, on Cloudflare, and scoring 100 in all four Lighthouse categories.
Scope
- Included: pages, posts, images and forms; redirects; domain and certificate, and a check that your email is left untouched.
- Not included: online shops, members’ areas or features that need WordPress running live. If your site has them, I say so before starting and we look for another way. A redesign is quoted separately.
Deliverables
- An inventory of every current address and where each one goes.
- The website on Cloudflare with the same content.
- Permanent redirects for any address that changes.
- The contact form working, with a captcha.
- Speed measured before and after.
- A simple way, agreed with you, to request or make content changes.
How it is measured
Lighthouse score and load time before and after, monthly hosting cost before and after, how many old addresses still respond (all of them must) and how many plugins are left to update (none).
What I need from you
Admin access to WordPress, to the hosting and to wherever you manage your domain. And to know whether your website does anything beyond showing pages: bookings, payments or private areas.