WordPress FAQ.

The assessment is the starting point. We can discuss stabilization and ongoing care separately from the replacement project, with the scope and pricing agreed before work begins.

No. You start with a free site assessment, and scope and pricing are agreed before any rescue work begins.

The new site is built separately while we care for the existing site under the agreed plan. We schedule and test the final transition to reduce disruption. Any expected interruption is discussed in the launch plan.

WordPress can be maintained successfully. We assess your particular installation, dependencies, and business requirements to determine whether repair, continued maintenance, or replacement makes sense.

The scope process determines the platform. We consider content editing, integrations, custom functions, hosting, security, and ongoing support before recommending the architecture.

We document what your team needs to edit and include the appropriate content-management tools in the proposed solution.

We identify what must carry over and include content migration, URL mapping, redirects, and integration testing in the plan. Search rankings cannot be guaranteed, but the migration should account for your existing search presence.

Every platform needs care. We design for manageable dependencies and establish who handles updates, monitoring, backups, and support after launch.

That depends on the current site, its dependencies, and the replacement scope. We agree on assessment and stabilization costs first, then define the rebuild budget and schedule through the scope process.

That depends on the current site, its dependencies, and the rescue scope. We agree on assessment and stabilization costs first, then define the rescue budget and schedule through the scope process.