WordPress Lidmaatschapsite Migratie naar Next.js

No. We transfer Stripe customer and subscription objects directly — payment methods, billing cycles, subscription status all carry over unchanged. Members won't notice anything happened. If you're still on PayPal, we can move members to Stripe Billing through a one-time card capture flow.

Supabase Row-Level Security enforces access at the database query level. When a member requests gated content, PostgreSQL checks their tier and subscription status before returning anything. That's fundamentally different from PHP-level checks — the content never reaches the client unless the authorization passes.

We map every indexed URL and deploy verified 301 redirects before the DNS cutover, then monitor Google Search Console for crawl errors after launch. Most sites see ranking improvements within 4-6 weeks. Faster load times have a direct impact on search performance, especially for membership content.

Yes. We pull drip rules and member enrollment dates out of your WordPress database and rebuild them as PostgreSQL functions in Supabase. The timing carries over exactly. A member who joined 45 days ago still sees their day-45 content on the new site — no reset, no confusion.

Typically 3-4 weeks. Member count alone doesn't add much complexity — data import scripts handle thousands of records in minutes. What actually extends timelines is the number of membership tiers, custom field complexity, and how much gated content needs restructuring. We scope all of that precisely in week one.

Zero downtime. We run the new site in parallel on a staging domain, do a final data sync, then cut DNS. Both sites stay active through the propagation window. Stripe webhooks get pointed at the new endpoint before cutover so no subscription events get dropped.