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WordPress Migrations
Membership MigrationStripe TransferZero Downtime

WordPress 會員網站遷移至 Next.js

你的會員網站運行 15 個外掛—直到其中一個損壞

0%
Subscriber Churn
During migration
15+
Plugins Replaced
With native code
2-4
Weeks to Launch
Full migration
97+
Lighthouse Score
Post-migration
What a WordPress Membership Migration Actually Replaces

Your member logs in. WordPress fires fifteen plugins to check their tier, validate their Stripe subscription status, query cached access rules, load the gated post, and render a dashboard that's cobbled together from PHP shortcodes and template overrides. A membership migration pulls your members, content gates, recurring billing, and access logic out of MemberPress, Paid Memberships Pro, or WooCommerce Memberships—and rebuilds it as a headless Next.js frontend with Supabase handling auth and row-level permissions, Stripe Billing running subscriptions natively, and zero plugins sitting between your business and your revenue. Your membership site becomes code you control, not a stack you hope doesn't break.

專案失敗的原因

MemberPress stacked on top of WooCommerce and a page builder will routinely push gated page loads to 3-5 seconds Members cancel. They're paying for content that loads slower than a free YouTube video, and they notice.
Plugin updates break access rules Members suddenly see content they shouldn't, or get locked out of content they've already paid for. That turns into refund requests and support tickets — both of which eat directly into your margin.
Stripe webhook conflicts between your membership plugin and WooCommerce cause failed renewals Subscriptions lapse quietly, retry logic never fires, and you only catch it when MRR drops and you start digging.
WordPress content gating runs on PHP-level checks Those are trivially bypassed. Your premium content gets scraped, shared around, or pulled up by logged-out users through cached pages — and you'd never know.
Member dashboards are slow, look dated, and can't really be customized without a PHP developer Members notice. They compare it to cleaner self-service portals from your competitors and start making decisions.
Running 15+ plugins to handle memberships, payments, emails, redirects, caching, and security creates a stack that's genuinely hard to maintain One abandoned plugin or unpatched vulnerability and the whole business is exposed.

合規

Stripe Subscription Transfer

We migrate active subscriptions directly inside Stripe — no re-billing, no card re-entry. Members keep paying on their existing schedule. Nothing interrupts.

Supabase Row-Level Security

Content gating is enforced at the database level, not the application layer. Even if someone manipulates client-side code, they can't reach protected content. It never gets returned unless the user is authorized.

Member Data Export & Mapping

We do a full extraction from MemberPress, PMPro, RCP, WooCommerce Memberships, or s2Member. Custom fields, membership tiers, access history — all of it comes over.

301 Redirect Mapping

Every member-facing URL gets a verified 301 redirect. Login pages, account pages, gated content — nothing returns a 404 after you go live.

Sub-Second Page Loads

Public pages use static generation. Gated content uses server-side rendering. Vercel's edge network then serves your site from 70+ locations worldwide.

Analytics & MRR Dashboard

Real-time membership metrics get built directly into your admin panel. Signups, churn, MRR, content engagement — no third-party analytics plugins bolted on.

我們構建的內容

Plugin updates break access rules mid-month and lock paying members out of content they already purchased

Stripe Billing APIs handle customer portals, proration, dunning, coupon codes, and trial periods directly—no middleware plugin sitting between you and your billing data

Gated pages load in 3–5 seconds because MemberPress stacks on top of WooCommerce, a page builder, and a caching layer that conflicts with all of it

Members authenticate via Supabase magic links, Google, or GitHub—no passwords to forget, no wp-login.php waiting to get brute-forced at 4 AM

Stripe webhook conflicts between your membership plugin and WooCommerce cause failed renewals that never retry—and you only notice when MRR drops

Database-level row security supports unlimited membership tiers with granular per-post, per-section, and drip content rules that don't require a new plugin when your tier structure evolves

Content gating runs on PHP-level checks that get bypassed through cached pages, RSS feeds, or direct post URLs your members share

Members manage subscriptions, check billing history, update payment methods, and access gated content through a React-based portal that's fully branded to your site

Member dashboards look dated, load slowly, and can't be customized without hiring a PHP developer to rewrite plugin templates

Stripe webhooks trigger Supabase edge functions for real-time access provisioning, welcome sequences, and churn prevention workflows the second a payment clears or fails

Managing 15+ plugins for memberships, payments, emails, redirects, and security creates a maintenance burden that one abandoned plugin turns into a breach

Content drip scheduling runs on membership start date, tier, or custom logic stored in PostgreSQL—not plugin meta tables that corrupt when you update WordPress core

我們的流程

01

Membership Audit & Data Mapping

We export your full member database, map custom fields, catalog every gated URL, and document your Stripe subscription structures. You review and sign off on the migration spec before we touch a single thing.
Week 1
02

Supabase Schema & Auth Setup

We build the PostgreSQL schema with RLS policies, configure Supabase Auth, and wire up Stripe Billing. Membership tiers and access rules get tested against your actual data.
Week 1-2
03

Frontend Build & Member Dashboard

We build Next.js pages for all content, a custom member dashboard, login and signup flows, and Stripe Customer Portal integration. Every gated page gets verified against tier rules before we move on.
Week 2-3
04

Data Migration & Stripe Transfer

Members are imported into Supabase with their existing Stripe customer IDs already linked. Active subscriptions keep running. 301 redirects get deployed and crawl-tested.
Week 3
05

Zero-Downtime Cutover & Monitoring

DNS swaps during your lowest-traffic window. We monitor auth flows, webhook delivery, and subscription renewals in real time for 72 hours after launch. You also get 30 days of post-launch support included.
Week 3-4
Next.js 15SupabaseStripe BillingVercelPostgreSQLSupabase RLSSupabase AuthTailwind CSS

常見問題

我的會員需要重新輸入信用卡資訊嗎?

不需要。我們直接轉移 Stripe 客戶和訂閱物件—付款方式、帳單週期、訂閱狀態全部保持不變。會員不會注意到任何變化。如果你仍在使用 PayPal,我們可以透過一次性卡片擷取流程將會員轉移至 Stripe Billing。

你如何在沒有 WordPress 外掛的情況下處理內容門控?

Supabase Row-Level Security 在資料庫查詢層級強制執行存取控制。當會員請求受限內容時,PostgreSQL 在傳回任何內容之前會檢查他們的等級和訂閱狀態。這與 PHP 層級的檢查根本不同—除非授權通過,否則內容永遠不會到達客戶端。

遷移期間我的 SEO 排名會發生什麼?

我們對應每個已索引的 URL 並在 DNS 切換之前部署已驗證的 301 重定向,然後在啟動後監控 Google Search Console 以查看爬蟲錯誤。大多數網站在 4-6 週內看到排名改善。更快的載入時間對搜尋效能有直接影響,尤其是對會員內容。

你能從 MemberPress 遷移滴漏內容排程嗎?

可以。我們從你的 WordPress 資料庫中提取滴漏規則和會員註冊日期,並將其重建為 Supabase 中的 PostgreSQL 函數。時序完全保持。一個 45 天前加入的會員在新網站上仍然看到他們的第 45 天內容—沒有重置,沒有混淆。

對於有 5,000 多名會員的網站,遷移需要多長時間?

通常 3-4 週。會員數量本身不會增加太多複雜性—資料匯入指令碼在幾分鐘內可處理數千筆記錄。實際延長時間表的是會員等級的數量、自訂欄位的複雜性,以及需要多少受限內容重組。我們在第一週精確確定所有範圍。

切換期間有任何停機時間嗎?

零停機時間。我們在平行的暫存網域上運行新網站,執行最終資料同步,然後切換 DNS。兩個網站在傳播視窗期間保持活動。Stripe webhook 在切換前指向新端點,所以沒有訂閱事件被丟棄。

Membership Migration from $8,000
Fixed-fee. Includes Stripe transfer, data migration, and 30-day post-launch support.
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