WordPress Site Audit & Migration Roadmap

Most audits are delivered within 10 business days. Sites with over 10,000 pages or complex multisite configurations may take up to 15. We'll confirm the timeline on our kickoff call once we know your setup and have access sorted.

No. The audit and roadmap are yours regardless of what you decide. Plenty of clients use the findings to fix immediate WordPress issues while planning a longer-term migration. Others hand the roadmap to their internal team or a different agency. There's no lock-in.

It depends on your content model, team capabilities, and traffic patterns. Astro's the right call for content-heavy sites with minimal interactivity. Next.js handles complex applications with dynamic data. Nuxt is the stronger choice if your team already works in Vue. We recommend based on your situation, not our preference.

No. Our crawls are throttled so they don't put pressure on your server, and we pull field performance data from Google's CrUX dataset rather than running synthetic load tests against your production environment. We coordinate timing for any server-side checks that need admin access.

We add up your hosting fees, premium plugin licenses, developer maintenance hours, estimated downtime costs, and the opportunity cost from organic traffic lost to poor Core Web Vitals. Then we model equivalent costs on a headless stack over 12, 24, and 36 months in an editable spreadsheet.

Yes. Multisite and WooCommerce audits are common. WooCommerce adds real complexity around product data migration, payment gateway compatibility, and checkout performance — we address all of that specifically in the roadmap. These audits typically land at the higher end of our pricing range.