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WordPress to Next.js

Zero SEO Loss3–20x Faster80% Lower Hosting

WordPress to Next.js Migration

Your WordPress Site Loads in 4 Seconds — Before A Buyer Decides to Wait

Ranking Loss

301 redirect mapping

3–20×

Faster Load Times

0.3–1.0s vs 3–6s

80%

Hosting Savings

$0–20/mo on Vercel

95+

Lighthouse Score

Post-migration target

What Actually Moves During a WordPress to Next.js Migration — And What Stays Behind

Your site's pages ship to a browser twice as fast the moment the migration finishes. A WordPress to Next.js migration pulls content from your existing install (XML export or REST API), rebuilds it as React components with static or server-side rendering, and ditches the PHP layer entirely. Your team keeps the same URLs through 301 redirect mapping, so search rankings stay intact. What changes: load times drop to sub-second, database attack surface disappears, and hosting bills fall 60–80% when you move off managed WordPress. Your design survives pixel-for-pixel unless you choose otherwise.

프로젝트가 실패하는 이유

WordPress loads in 3–6 seconds even with caching plugins and a CDN in front of it Google penalizes slow sites through Core Web Vitals scoring, which drags down your rankings and bleeds organic traffic over time.

Weekly plugin updates, PHP patches, database backups — they all eat dev hours Miss one security update and you're exposed to SQL injection, brute force attacks, or malware injection. It's not a question of if, it's when.

Managed WordPress hosting runs $30–100/month and buckles under traffic spikes A Black Friday surge or a big campaign launch can take your site down right when losing revenue hurts most.

WordPress outputs bloated HTML that AI crawlers and search engines struggle to parse As AI-powered search (SGE, Perplexity) keeps growing, poorly structured content gets left out of AI answers entirely.

Restructure your URLs without redirect mapping and you destroy SEO equity you've spent years building Losing 301 redirect coverage on even 5% of your pages can tank domain authority for months.

Editorial teams resist migration because they don't want to lose the WordPress admin they already know Rush it without replacing the CMS and you lock out your content team — bottlenecks follow, and people quietly revert to WordPress.

컴플라이언스

URL Mapping & 301 Redirects

Every WordPress URL gets cataloged and mapped to its Next.js equivalent before we write a single line of code. Redirects go into next.config.js and get verified against Google Search Console data.

Content Extraction Pipeline

WordPress XML exports are parsed through custom Node.js scripts that convert posts, pages, custom post types, and metadata to typed JSON or MDX. Nothing gets left behind or manually re-entered.

Headless CMS Integration

For teams that need a visual editor, we wire up Payload CMS or Sanity as the content backend. Authors get a modern admin panel — without the WordPress maintenance that comes with it.

Performance Optimization

Static generation, Next.js Image with WebP/AVIF auto-conversion, code splitting, and edge caching across 100+ Vercel locations. Every page scores 95+ on Lighthouse.

Security Hardening

No database, no login surface, no PHP. The attack surface shrinks to near-zero. Environment variables, CSP headers, and preview-mode authentication handle the rest.

SEO Metadata Preservation

Titles, meta descriptions, Open Graph tags, canonical URLs, structured data, and XML sitemaps all come over from WordPress and get re-implemented through the Next.js Metadata API. Nothing gets dropped.

우리가 만드는 것

WordPress loads in 3–6 seconds even with WP Rocket and a CDN caching every asset

Your pages load in under 1 second with App Router server components and static generation at build time

Weekly plugin patches and PHP updates drain developer hours your team can't afford to lose

Zero-maintenance hosting on Vercel means no plugin updates, no database backups, no security patches eating your week

Managed WordPress hosting costs $30–100/month and crashes under traffic spikes during product launches

Hosting costs drop 60–80% and your infrastructure scales to handle Black Friday traffic without crashing

WordPress HTML bloat makes your content invisible to AI-powered search engines like SGE and Perplexity

Clean semantic HTML and structured data make your content first-choice material for AI answer engines

Restructuring URLs without 301 redirect mapping destroys years of SEO equity in a single deploy

Every URL gets a mapped 301 redirect so your domain authority and search rankings transfer without loss

Editorial teams resist migration when they lose the WordPress admin interface they've mastered

Your content team gets a Git-based CMS or keeps WordPress headless — no workflow disruption, full editorial control

우리의 프로세스

Audit & URL Mapping

We inventory every page, post, custom post type, plugin, media file, and SEO meta tag on your WordPress site. A URL mapping document sorts each URL into one of four buckets: matched, to-build, to-redirect, or to-drop. Content edits freeze here.

Week 1–2

Content Extraction & Data Modeling

WordPress XML gets parsed into typed JSON or MDX through custom scripts. We define TypeScript interfaces for every content type, set up the headless CMS if you need one, and scaffold the Next.js App Router project structure.

Week 3–4

Component Build & Integration

Pages get rebuilt as React components with Tailwind CSS. Dynamic routes, forms, API integrations, and third-party services all get wired up. AI-assisted code generation handles the repetitive template conversion work.

Week 5–8

Optimization & QA

Lighthouse audits, Core Web Vitals testing, cross-browser QA, mobile testing, an SEO audit against Search Console baselines, and an accessibility review. Every 301 redirect gets verified before we go anywhere near production.

Week 9–10

Deploy & Monitor

Production deployment to Vercel with auto-HTTPS and global CDN. DNS cutover, redirect verification, Search Console resubmission, and 30 days of post-launch monitoring for ranking stability and performance.

Week 11–12

Next.js 16VercelTailwind CSSPayload CMSSanityTurbopackTypeScriptMDX

자주 묻는 질문

마이그레이션 중에 Google 순위가 떨어지나요?

아니요. 코드 작성 전에 전체 URL 매핑 문서를 작성하고, 변경된 모든 URL에 대해 301 리다이렉트를 구현하며, 모든 메타 태그와 구조화된 데이터를 보존하고, 출시 후 Google Search Console에 대해 모든 것을 검증합니다. 리다이렉트 맵이 완료되면 저희 마이그레이션은 지속적으로 순위 손실이 없음을 보여줍니다.

WordPress에서 Next.js로의 마이그레이션은 얼마나 걸리나요?

중간 규모 사이트(50–5,000페이지)는 복잡도에 따라 4–12주 내에 완료됩니다. 간단한 브로셔 사이트는 4–6주 내에 완료됩니다. 맞춤형 포스트 타입, 복잡한 통합 또는 수천 개의 페이지가 있는 사이트는 일반적으로 8–12주 걸립니다. 평가에서 고정 타임라인을 받게 됩니다.

콘텐츠 팀이 코드 없이도 페이지를 편집할 수 있나요?

네. 저희는 Payload 또는 Sanity와 같은 헤드리스 CMS를 통합하여 편집자에게 WordPress에서 사용했던 것과 유사한 시각적 관리 패널을 제공합니다. 콘텐츠 변경사항은 웹훅을 통해 자동으로 게시됩니다. 더 간단한 사이트의 경우, Git 저장소의 MDX 파일과 기술 팀을 위한 브랜치 미리보기가 잘 작동합니다.

WordPress 플러그인은 어떻게 되나요?

모든 플러그인은 1단계에서 감사됩니다. 연락처 양식은 Next.js 서버 작업 또는 API 경로가 됩니다. SEO 플러그인은 Metadata API로 대체됩니다. 분석은 경량 스크립트로 마이그레이션됩니다. 맞춤형 기능은 React 컴포넌트로 재구성됩니다. 모든 교체사항을 문서화합니다.

WordPress에서 Next.js로의 마이그레이션 비용은 얼마인가요?

고정 비용 마이그레이션은 소규모 사이트의 경우 $8,000부터 시작하여 복잡한 통합이 있는 대규모 사이트의 경우 $25,000 이상까지 올라갑니다. 페이지 수, 맞춤형 기능, 헤드리스 CMS 설정 및 타사 통합이 비용 차이의 대부분을 차지합니다. 저희의 지도를 받는 DIY 마이그레이션은 약 $3,000부터 시작합니다.

헤드리스 WordPress를 사용해야 할까요, 아니면 완전히 마이그레이션해야 할까요?

편집 팀이 WordPress 관리자에 의존하고 복잡한 편집 워크플로우가 있다면, 백엔드로서의 헤드리스 WordPress와 프론트엔드로서의 Next.js는 실용적인 중간 지점입니다. 최고의 성능, 보안 및 비용 절감을 위해 Payload CMS 또는 MDX로 완전히 마이그레이션하면 WordPress 유지보수를 완전히 제거할 수 있습니다. 감사 중에 어떤 방향이 맞는지 결정하는 데 도움을 드립니다.

WordPress to Next.js Migration from $8,000

Fixed-fee. 30-day post-launch monitoring included.

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