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WordPress-to-Static Conversion
from $1,800 $1,800 up to 30 pages · $2,900 up to 150 · from $4,500 above that or with events. Rescue clients get half the Rescue fee credited within six months.
The same site, same address, rebuilt as plain pages on Cloudflare. No WordPress login, database, or plugins left to patch, which removes the part of the site that gets attacked.
This is for you if: You are done paying for hosting, plugin licenses, and security emails, and you want the site to just stay up.
Four Worlds International Institute: 281 articles and 17 pages rebuilt as static files, every one of 328 old addresses still resolving, and 317 pages that WordPress had hidden from Google made visible again. Project notes
What's included
- Every page, post, menu, and image carried over
- Contact forms that still work, with spam protection
- Events and calendars if you have them
- Redirects so no link, bookmark, or Google result breaks
- Your domain pointed at the new site, and the old host cancelled
What's not
- Online stores with carts and checkout
- Member logins and gated content
- Visual redesign (the site keeps its look unless you ask)
How long
One to three weeks depending on page count.
Where AI comes in
The conversion is a pipeline I built, not a manual copy-and-paste. AI does the tedious middle, turning page-builder markup into clean text and catching broken links and missing images, and I review every page before it goes live. That’s how 281 articles is a fixed price. More on how I use AI →
What you're actually paying for today
WordPress rebuilds every page for every visitor. That's why it needs a database, a PHP server, plugin updates, security patches, and a host that charges for all of it, then charges more when bots push you over a limit you didn't know existed.
A converted site is the finished pages, served from Cloudflare's network near your visitors. Nothing is running on a server of yours, so there is nothing to update and no monthly host to renew. The WordPress login, the database, and the plugins, which is where sites get broken into, are gone. This site works that way.
What you give up
The WordPress editor. In exchange, content edits are part of Host: you email the change to a person instead of learning a dashboard, and it's live the same day.
For designers and agencies
If you hand off WordPress builds and would rather not maintain them, I do the conversion under your name and you keep the client relationship. Ask.