Should you migrate?
Let's find out.

Every month you stay on a platform that doesn't fit your needs costs more than the migration would. Not in licensing fees, those are the obvious costs. The real expense is invisible: the developer time spent working around limitations, the content team's frustration with a clunky editor, the traffic you're losing because your pages load in 5 seconds when competitors load in 2, the security vulnerability you're hoping nobody finds before the next patch.

Moving a legacy WordPress build (4.x-era themes stacked with 30+ plugins is the classic case) to a modern stack removes the weight the old platform forces onto every page: render-blocking plugin scripts, heavyweight themes, unoptimized assets. Published research from Google and Deloitte consistently links faster load times to lower bounce rates and higher conversion. The common thread isn't that WordPress is bad, it's that outgrowing your platform is expensive when you don't act on it.

The quiz exists because "should I migrate?" is a nuanced question. A site getting 500 monthly visitors with no conversion goals doesn't need Astro and Vercel, a WordPress refresh is fine. But a site doing $200K in annual revenue through organic traffic, running on a platform that can't achieve sub-3-second LCP, has a clear financial incentive to move. The quiz separates these two scenarios so you don't over-invest or under-invest in the decision.