Tired of Updates, Hacks, and Slow Loading?
Don't pay for endless plugin "Maintenance". Fix the root cause. We migrate vulnerable WordPress sites to unbreakable Static Websites that never need updating — hosted on our €0 upfront, €50/month plan.
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WordPress powers 40% of the web, which makes it the #1 target for hackers. Static sites remove the database entirely, closing the door on attacks.
Hack Proof
No login page. No SQL database. No PHP execution. Perfect for Medical Practices and Legal Firms.
Instant Speed
Static HTML loads instantly anywhere in the world. Achieve 100/100 Google PageSpeed scores effortlessly. Test your WordPress site's speed free.
Zero Maintenance
Stop paying "care plans" just to update plugins. Static sites stay online and secure forever without updates.
Why do WordPress sites get hacked?
Not because somebody chose your business. Almost every small-site compromise is automated: scanners crawl the web looking for a specific version of a specific plugin with a known flaw, find thousands of sites running it, and work through the list. Nobody read your homepage. You were a row in a database.
Which means the flaw was public, and usually a patch had been available for months. That is the uncomfortable part. The gap is not between you and a sophisticated attacker; it is between the day the plugin author released a fix and the day somebody applied it to your site. If nobody is being paid to look, that gap is however long it has been since your developer last logged in.
Auto-updates help and cause their own problems — a plugin updating itself at three in the morning can break a layout or a form, and nobody notices until a customer mentions it. Updates need applying and then checking. That is unglamorous, it is what a care plan actually buys, and it is the difference between a site that quietly works and one that quietly does not.
Should I fix my WordPress site or move off it?
Both are legitimate and we do both, so here is the honest split. Keep WordPress if something on it earns its keep: a shop running on WooCommerce with real stock, a membership or booking plugin your staff know and rely on, an integration nobody has rebuilt elsewhere, or a team that publishes several times a week and is fluent in the editor. In those cases the answer is not migration, it is maintenance done properly.
Move off it if your site is what most Irish small business sites are: five to ten pages describing the business, some photographs, and a contact form. That gets no benefit whatsoever from a database and thirty plugins, while carrying the full maintenance and security cost of both. You are paying for machinery you are not using.
There is a third answer we give more often than people expect: leave it alone. If your site works, someone competent is applying updates and testing backups, and it loads quickly, then there is nothing here to sell you. Run it through our free speed test and see. The technical case for static is set out on static websites vs WordPress.
Will I lose my Google rankings if I move?
This is the right thing to worry about, and it is why some businesses stay on a broken site for years. Done carelessly, a migration is the fastest way to throw away traffic you spent years earning. Done properly, rankings carry across and usually improve, because you are about to get considerably faster and speed is a ranking signal.
The entire risk sits in URLs. Every address that exists today must either still work or permanently redirect to its replacement — including the ones you have forgotten about, the variants with and without a trailing slash, old category pages, and feed URLs that still have links pointing at them. We crawl the existing site and map every URL before anything is built, then keep those redirects in version control so they are not depending on anyone's memory.
The rest is procedure: titles and descriptions carried over unless we are deliberately improving them, canonical tags pointing at one address each, a fresh sitemap submitted, and Search Console watched for several weeks after the switch. Your existing site stays live and untouched throughout — nothing changes until you have seen the replacement and approved it.
What does it cost?
Keep WordPress and have it looked after, or move to static. Published prices either way.
Keep WordPress
Care Plan
from €90 /month
Updates applied and checked, tested off-site backups, uptime and malware monitoring, SSL kept current, and small content edits included.
Most popular
Move to Static
€0 upfront
then €70€50/monthAutumn offerPay it over 12 monthsEnquire before 1 November. New customers pay €70/month from that date.
Rebuilt as a 5-page static site with hosting, domain, SSL, security, one content update a month and Google Business Profile setup. 12 monthly payments, then €15/mo optional.
Own it outright
Own It
€849€599 onceAutumn offerEnquire before 1 November. The price is €849 from that date.
Free hosting year 1, then €15/mo
The same static rebuild, yours outright. Care plan covers hosting, domain and small edits, month-to-month with no minimum term.
Need a bigger site with a blog and forms? That is the Bigger Brochure plan, from €900. Genuinely need to stay on WordPress with a new build? From €1,200 plus €90/month. Full detail on our pricing page.
What Our Clients Say
"The entire process was seamless and extremely professional, surpassing my expectations."
Aidan Mangan
Trustpilot
"Transparent in pricing and kept me informed every step of the way. Quality exceeded expectations."
Benjamin Holbrook
Trustpilot
"Their support is fast, reliable, and always helpful. A fantastic team for any web project!"
ICPF Ireland
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Frequently Asked Questions
My WordPress site was hacked. What do I do first?
Take it offline or put it behind a maintenance page, change every password including hosting and database, and do not simply delete the defacement and carry on — whatever got in is usually still there. Then decide between cleaning the existing install properly or rebuilding clean and migrating the content. For a small brochure site the rebuild is often cheaper than a thorough clean, and you know for certain what you are left with.
How much does WordPress maintenance cost?
A care plan on an existing WordPress site is from €90 a month, covering updates applied and tested, backups you can actually restore from, uptime and security monitoring, and small content edits. If you would rather move off WordPress, a static rebuild is €0 upfront and €50 a month, or €599 once to own it outright, with the first year of hosting free and an optional €15 a month after that. See the pricing page.
Should I keep WordPress or move off it?
Keep it if you rely on a specific plugin nobody has replaced elsewhere, if you run a large shop on WooCommerce, or if staff publish daily and know the editor well. Move off it if your site is a five-to-ten page brochure that collects enquiries — that gets no benefit from a database and a plugin stack, and carries all the maintenance cost of both. We will tell you which you are honestly, including when the answer is to leave things alone.
Will I lose my Google rankings if I migrate?
Not if the URLs are handled properly, and that is the whole job. Every existing address either keeps working or 301-redirects to its replacement — including trailing-slash variants and old category or feed URLs that still have links pointing at them. We map every URL before rebuilding, keep the redirects in version control, and watch Search Console for weeks afterwards. Speed is a ranking signal, so a well-run migration usually helps.
Can you just take over maintenance from my current developer?
Yes, and you do not need an awkward conversation with them first. We need hosting and WordPress admin access, and the domain registrar login or confirmation that the domain is in your name — worth checking, because it often is not. We audit what is installed, tell you what we find, and take it from there.
What is actually included in a care plan?
Core, theme and plugin updates applied on a schedule and checked afterwards rather than left on auto-update to break silently. Off-site backups that get test-restored, because an untested backup is not a backup. Uptime and malware monitoring. An SSL certificate that does not expire unnoticed. And small content edits without a separate invoice each time.
My site is fine. Do I really need a care plan?
If somebody competent is already applying updates, testing backups and watching for problems, then no. The risk is not that WordPress is bad — it is that nobody is looking. Sites are rarely targeted deliberately; they are found by automated scanners hunting a known plugin flaw that had a patch available for months. That is the failure we are preventing.
How long does a migration take?
Usually two to three weeks for a brochure site, most of it spent mapping URLs and moving content rather than building. The existing site stays live and untouched the whole time, and we switch over only once you have seen and approved the replacement.
Related guides
- Static website design
The alternative to a care plan: a rebuild with no plugins to patch and nothing to get hacked.
- Free website speed test
A quick read on whether your WordPress install is slow enough to be costing you enquiries.
- Business email setup
Commonly neglected alongside an ageing WordPress site, and a more likely security hole than the site itself.
- Get an email setup quote
Moving mail onto a managed tenancy is usually the cheapest security improvement available to you.