URL inventory
Pages show traffic weight, revealing what earns before changes.
WordPress to a headless CMS
From WordPress To A Headless CMS.
Keep a familiar admin, and put a code front end in front of it. We move WordPress content into Sanity or Contentful, or keep WordPress itself as a headless CMS, then rebuild the public site in Astro or Next.js.
Nominated
300+
Products Launched
Audit first
Before we quote
$1Bn+
Raised By Clients
WordPress to a headless CMS
From WordPress To A Headless CMS.
Keep a familiar admin, and put a code front end in front of it. We move WordPress content into Sanity or Contentful, or keep WordPress itself as a headless CMS, then rebuild the public site in Astro or Next.js.
Nominated
300+
Products Launched
Audit first
Before we quote
$1Bn+
Raised By Clients
WordPress to a headless CMS
From WordPress To A Headless CMS.
Keep a familiar admin, and put a code front end in front of it. We move WordPress content into Sanity or Contentful, or keep WordPress itself as a headless CMS, then rebuild the public site in Astro or Next.js.
Nominated
300+
Products Launched
Audit first
Before we quote
$1Bn+
Raised By Clients
To move WordPress to a headless CMS, we audit every URL, model the content in Sanity, Contentful, or WordPress used headlessly, and rebuild the public site as a code front end such as Astro or Next.js.
The Problem
Most Replatforms Lose Something.Usually The Thing Nobody Was Watching.
The rankings go quietly
Redirects were missed, the URL structure did not match, and nobody knew which pages had traffic until they stopped.
You still can't edit it yourself
New platform, same problem. Every page still needs a developer, so nothing changes after launch.
Years of pages nobody will delete
Years of pages no one has authority to delete, and no record of which ones were actually earning anything.
The Problem
Most Replatforms Lose Something.Usually The Thing Nobody Was Watching.
The rankings go quietly
Redirects were missed, the URL structure did not match, and nobody knew which pages had traffic until they stopped.
You still can't edit it yourself
New platform, same problem. Every page still needs a developer, so nothing changes after launch.
Years of pages nobody will delete
Years of pages no one has authority to delete, and no record of which ones were actually earning anything.
The Problem
Most Replatforms Lose Something.Usually The Thing Nobody Was Watching.
The rankings go quietly
Redirects were missed, the URL structure did not match, and nobody knew which pages had traffic until they stopped.
You still can't edit it yourself
New platform, same problem. Every page still needs a developer, so nothing changes after launch.
Years of pages nobody will delete
Years of pages no one has authority to delete, and no record of which ones were actually earning anything.
The Problem
Most Replatforms Lose Something.Usually The Thing Nobody Was Watching.
The rankings go quietly
Redirects were missed, the URL structure did not match, and nobody knew which pages had traffic until they stopped.
You still can't edit it yourself
New platform, same problem. Every page still needs a developer, so nothing changes after launch.
Years of pages nobody will delete
Years of pages no one has authority to delete, and no record of which ones were actually earning anything.
What Moves With You.
Front end
Rebuild the public site in Astro or Next.js.
Front end
Rebuild the public site in Astro or Next.js.
CMS & content
Move to Sanity or Contentful, or keep WordPress headless.
CMS & content
Move to Sanity or Contentful, or keep WordPress headless.
URLs & SEO
Keep permalinks and carry over titles, metas and schema.
URLs & SEO
Keep permalinks and carry over titles, metas and schema.
Forms & tracking
Move forms to a form service and reconnect analytics.
Forms & tracking
Move forms to a form service and reconnect analytics.
Plugins
Replace each plugin with code or a hosted service.
Plugins
Replace each plugin with code or a hosted service.
Commerce & accounts
Scope WooCommerce and members as a separate service.
Commerce & accounts
Scope WooCommerce and members as a separate service.
Is Sanity A Fit?
A good fit
Teams who want a familiar CMS admin and a faster, more controlled front end in a repo.
Consider alternatives
Teams who need a visual canvas for every layout, or who are not ready to live with a code front end.
Know the limits
Themes, PHP and plugins do not run on the new front end. SEO, forms and analytics plugins are replaced with code or hosted services.
What is included
Everything In A Migration.
The audit comes first and its fee comes off the build. Everything below is in the price after that.
The redirect map
Built and signed off before any page moves, then tested against the map.
The new build
Astro components in your own repo, with content in a headless CMS or Markdown.
CMS remodelled around your team
Not copied across as it was. Collections structured for the people who will actually update them, with training before handover.
30 days of monitoring
Rankings, crawl errors and redirect health after go-live. Migrations fail quietly in week three, so somebody should still be looking.
What is included
Everything In A Migration.
The audit comes first and its fee comes off the build. Everything below is in the price after that.
URL inventory
Pages show traffic weight, revealing what earns before changes.
The redirect map
Built and signed off before any page moves, then tested against the map.
The new build
Astro components in your own repo, with content in a headless CMS or Markdown.
CMS remodelled around your team
Not copied across as it was. Collections structured for the people who will actually update them, with training before handover.
30 days of monitoring
Rankings, crawl errors and redirect health after go-live. Migrations fail quietly in week three, so somebody should still be looking.
What is included
Everything In A Migration.
The audit comes first and its fee comes off the build. Everything below is in the price after that.
URL inventory
Pages show traffic weight, revealing what earns before changes.
The redirect map
Built and signed off before any page moves, then tested against the map.
The new build
Astro components in your own repo, with content in a headless CMS or Markdown.
CMS remodelled around your team
Not copied across as it was. Collections structured for the people who will actually update them, with training before handover.
30 days of monitoring
Rankings, crawl errors and redirect health after go-live. Migrations fail quietly in week three, so somebody should still be looking.
What is included
Everything In A Migration.
The audit comes first and its fee comes off the build. Everything below is in the price after that.
URL inventory
Pages show traffic weight, revealing what earns before changes.
The redirect map
Built and signed off before any page moves, then tested against the map.
The new build
Astro components in your own repo, with content in a headless CMS or Markdown.
CMS remodelled around your team
Not copied across as it was. Collections structured for the people who will actually update them, with training before handover.
30 days of monitoring
Rankings, crawl errors and redirect health after go-live. Migrations fail quietly in week three, so somebody should still be looking.
How it works
The Audit Comes First. Every Time.
How it works
The Audit Comes First. Every Time.
How it works
The Audit Comes First. Every Time.
Cost & Timing
Your audit defines the CMS, the front end and the integrations. You get a clear quote and schedule before the build starts.
Cost & Timing
Your audit defines the CMS, the front end and the integrations. You get a clear quote and schedule before the build starts.
Cost & Timing
Your audit defines the CMS, the front end and the integrations. You get a clear quote and schedule before the build starts.
After Launch
We check redirects, forms and tracking, then monitor search signals and train your team. Support duration is agreed in your scope.
After Launch
We check redirects, forms and tracking, then monitor search signals and train your team. Support duration is agreed in your scope.
After Launch
We check redirects, forms and tracking, then monitor search signals and train your team. Support duration is agreed in your scope.
Useful Guides.
Related routes: WordPress to Astro, WordPress to Next.js, WordPress to Framer and Contentful to Astro.
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SEO Migration Strategy: How to Replatform Without Losing Rankings
A practical guide to the content, SEO and launch checks behind this move.
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CMS Migration: How to Move Content Safely, Step by Step
A practical guide to the content, SEO and launch checks behind this move.
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Framer vs WordPress in 2026: When to Switch, What It Costs
Framer vs WordPress for growing companies: who maintains it, real costs, security, SEO, blogging at scale and how to plan a migration that protects SEO.
FAQs
Your Questions, Answered.
We audit every URL, model the content in Sanity, Contentful, or WordPress used headlessly, and rebuild the public site as a code front end such as Astro or Next.js. Permalinks are kept or redirected, and the map is tested before launch.
No. Sanity is one option we use often. Contentful is another. Some teams keep WordPress itself as a headless CMS and only change the public front end. The audit compares those options against how the team will actually edit the site.
Plugins do not run on the new front end. SEO, forms and analytics plugins are replaced with built-in code or hosted services. Anything that cannot be replaced cleanly is flagged in the audit.
We keep your permalinks where possible and redirect any that change. Rankings can move during any migration, and no provider can guarantee them. Monitoring after launch reduces the risk.
Editors work in the chosen CMS admin. Developers change templates in the repo. The audit sets that workflow before the build starts.
It depends on post count, custom fields and plugins, and on whether the front end is Astro or Next.js. The audit sets the scope, and we agree the schedule before the build starts.
FAQs
Your Questions, Answered.
We audit every URL, model the content in Sanity, Contentful, or WordPress used headlessly, and rebuild the public site as a code front end such as Astro or Next.js. Permalinks are kept or redirected, and the map is tested before launch.
No. Sanity is one option we use often. Contentful is another. Some teams keep WordPress itself as a headless CMS and only change the public front end. The audit compares those options against how the team will actually edit the site.
Plugins do not run on the new front end. SEO, forms and analytics plugins are replaced with built-in code or hosted services. Anything that cannot be replaced cleanly is flagged in the audit.
We keep your permalinks where possible and redirect any that change. Rankings can move during any migration, and no provider can guarantee them. Monitoring after launch reduces the risk.
Editors work in the chosen CMS admin. Developers change templates in the repo. The audit sets that workflow before the build starts.
It depends on post count, custom fields and plugins, and on whether the front end is Astro or Next.js. The audit sets the scope, and we agree the schedule before the build starts.
FAQs
Your Questions, Answered.
We audit every URL, model the content in Sanity, Contentful, or WordPress used headlessly, and rebuild the public site as a code front end such as Astro or Next.js. Permalinks are kept or redirected, and the map is tested before launch.
No. Sanity is one option we use often. Contentful is another. Some teams keep WordPress itself as a headless CMS and only change the public front end. The audit compares those options against how the team will actually edit the site.
Plugins do not run on the new front end. SEO, forms and analytics plugins are replaced with built-in code or hosted services. Anything that cannot be replaced cleanly is flagged in the audit.
We keep your permalinks where possible and redirect any that change. Rankings can move during any migration, and no provider can guarantee them. Monitoring after launch reduces the risk.
Editors work in the chosen CMS admin. Developers change templates in the repo. The audit sets that workflow before the build starts.
It depends on post count, custom fields and plugins, and on whether the front end is Astro or Next.js. The audit sets the scope, and we agree the schedule before the build starts.
FAQs
Your Questions, Answered.
We audit every URL, model the content in Sanity, Contentful, or WordPress used headlessly, and rebuild the public site as a code front end such as Astro or Next.js. Permalinks are kept or redirected, and the map is tested before launch.
No. Sanity is one option we use often. Contentful is another. Some teams keep WordPress itself as a headless CMS and only change the public front end. The audit compares those options against how the team will actually edit the site.
Plugins do not run on the new front end. SEO, forms and analytics plugins are replaced with built-in code or hosted services. Anything that cannot be replaced cleanly is flagged in the audit.
We keep your permalinks where possible and redirect any that change. Rankings can move during any migration, and no provider can guarantee them. Monitoring after launch reduces the risk.
Editors work in the chosen CMS admin. Developers change templates in the repo. The audit sets that workflow before the build starts.
It depends on post count, custom fields and plugins, and on whether the front end is Astro or Next.js. The audit sets the scope, and we agree the schedule before the build starts.
Talk Directly to the Founder
Your growth depends on shipping fast, iterating often, and keeping things moving.
Don’t need a call? Email harish@goodspeed.studio
Talk Directly to the Founder
Your growth depends on shipping fast, iterating often, and keeping things moving.
Don’t need a call? Email harish@goodspeed.studio
Talk Directly to the Founder
Your growth depends on shipping fast, iterating often, and keeping things moving.
Don’t need a call? Email harish@goodspeed.studio