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What you get
What moves, what we rebuild, what we drop
A list of your pages, templates and the plugins we can see, each marked move, rebuild or drop.
Your SEO plan
How many URLs stay, how many change, and the riskiest pages named. The full redirect map comes before launch.
How changes get made after the move
How you ask for a change, who makes it, and how long it takes.
A fixed price and a date
In writing, before any call.
Trusted by B2B and SaaS teams
Sound familiar?
A small change takes a ticket and a week.
Plugin updates can break things. Skipping them is worse.
Nobody on the team wants to touch the site.
Why look at this now
11,334
new vulnerabilities found in the WordPress ecosystem in 2025, up 42% in a year. 91% were in plugins.
Source: Patchstack, Feb 2026
2
security releases for WordPress core that fixed a critical issue, in ten weeks: July 17 and September 22, 2026.
Source: WordPress.org, Jul 2026 and WordPress.org, Sep 2026
51%
of B2B software buyers now start their research in an AI chatbot more often than in Google. Your site has to change as fast as your buyers do.
Source: G2, Apr 2026
WordPress still runs about 40% of the web, and for many sites it is the right choice. For a B2B marketing site that has to move fast, it often is not. Source: W3Techs, Oct 2026
What changes
On WordPress today
After the move
On WordPress todayLayout and design changes often wait for a developer
After the moveAsk in plain words. AI makes the change, we check it, it goes live.
On WordPress todayPlugins, themes and core to keep updated
After the moveNo plugins to patch. Fewer moving parts. The framework still needs updates.
On WordPress todayContent lives in a database, often inside a page builder
After the moveYour site's code lives in a Git repo you own.
On WordPress todaySpeed depends on the theme and the plugins
After the move90+ Lighthouse on every build, checked before launch.
How the move works
1. Plan
You send the URL. We send the plan and a fixed price. Free, in 2 business days.
2. Build
AI rebuilds your pages on Next.js: same content, same URLs wherever possible. We check every page before launch.
3. Move
We sign off the redirect map with you before launch. WordPress stays running until the new site is live and checked.
4. Watch
For 14 days after launch we watch Search Console and fix the errors we find.
Most B2B marketing sites take a few weeks. Your plan gives the exact date.
What B2B teams say about working with us
From complete website redesigns to optimizing our Core Web Vitals, Tal tackled it all. He's not just a great web dev — he's an expert consultant on making your website the best it can be. If you want perfection, you want Tal.

Zev Schonberg
Head of Product Marketing, Coralogix
Verified · LinkedIn
We've worked with Greeto for over three years. He has perfected the performance of our website and consistently delivers way beyond our expectations.

Hagai Shaham
Director of Digital Marketing, TechSee
Verified · LinkedIn
I worked with him on two separate website rebrands and was extremely happy. Very organized, professional, responsive — highly recommended!

Talia Zimmerman
Head of Global Marketing
Verified · LinkedIn
We have built websites for 20+ B2B and SaaS brands.
These quotes are LinkedIn recommendations for our website work. They are not about a move from WordPress.
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When you should stay on WordPress
- Your team publishes every day and loves the editor.
- You depend on a WordPress-only plugin: an LMS, a membership area, a complex store.
- The site is small, ranks fine, and nobody is in pain.
Common questions
Will we lose our Google rankings?
A short wobble is normal after any move. Google says it can take a few weeks for most pages of a small or medium site to move, and that rankings settle over time. We keep your URLs wherever we can, map every old URL to a new one with 301 redirects, carry over titles, descriptions and schema, and watch Search Console for 14 days after launch. We do not promise zero movement.
How does our team edit the site without wp-admin?
You ask in plain words: a new headline, a new section, a new page. AI makes the change, we check it, it goes live. Your plan says how this will work for your site.
What happens to our plugins, forms and tracking?
Your plan lists the plugins we can see from outside and what replaces each one. HubSpot forms, analytics, consent and tag manager all move with you. Some plugins are not needed after the move.
Who owns the new site?
You do. The code lives in a Git repository you own and runs on your own hosting account. If you leave us, you keep the code, the content and the accounts.
Why not keep WordPress and add AI?
You can. WordPress added AI features in 2026, and if your site is mostly a blog, that may be enough. If every layout change still waits for a developer, a rebuild removes that wait.
What does it cost, and how long does it take?
Every plan has a fixed price, in writing, before any call. Most B2B marketing sites take a few weeks. It depends on the number of pages and integrations.
Is AI-built code any good?
AI does the fast part. We decide what ships and stand behind it, with years of B2B web experience. Every build is tested for speed, SEO and accessibility before launch.

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Sources
- Patchstack, State of WordPress Security in 2026 (Feb 25, 2026)
- WordPress.org, 7.0.2 release (Jul 17, 2026)
- WordPress.org, 7.1.2 release (Sep 22, 2026)
- G2, The Answer Economy, survey of 1,076 buyers (Apr 15, 2026)
- W3Techs, usage of content management systems (40.2% on Oct 1, 2026)
- WordPress.org, 7.0 release (May 20, 2026)
- Google Search Central, site moves with URL changes (updated Aug 20, 2026)
All sources checked October 1, 2026.
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