Are you tired offighting WordPress?
WordPress was great ten years ago. Today, it just holds you back. Our solution is simple: migrate your entire website onto The web framework trusted by teams at Google, NASA and Porsche. It ships almost no JavaScript, so your site is fast and secure by default — with no plugins to patch and no database to break.astro.build →. We handle the entire migration for you, then teach you to run it yourself using AI.
Migrate your website to AstroWordPress's share of the web has fallen from 65.2% at its 2022 peak to 59.2%1 — while the plugin ecosystem it depends on gets riskier every year.
Every plugin adds another vendor, another update cycle, another way in. Security plugins, caching plugins, page builders, forms, backups — each solves one problem and creates a site that needs constant supervision. Your website should be a business asset, not a patch-management project.See what that costs you per year →
Same website, better performance.
WordPressWordPress passes Core Web Vitals on fewer than half of mobile sites.Calculate your savings →
We got quoted $2,000 to fix our own Core Web Vitals. So we pulled the plug.
We're not an agency. We're just two colleagues turned friends on a mission to help websites break away from WordPress for good.
Like a lot of website owners, ours ran on WordPress and Elementor: an agency build, stuffed with plugins, impossible to touch without something breaking. We spent more time debugging it than updating it. And one problem never went away — our Core Web Vitals. We fixed them more than once, but it never lasted. So when we got quoted $2,000 to fix them yet again, we ditched the plugins for good and moved the whole site to Astro.
It took less than 10 days, and it was transformative. The site got faster, the Core Web Vitals improved dramatically, and updating it became ridiculously fast — with Astro, you connect your site to AI tools like Claude and change anything just by describing it.
That's why we're here. What worked for our site can work for yours. If you're tired of fighting WordPress, get in touch.
From migration to handoff, in six steps.
Keyword.com — WordPress → Astro in under 10 days.


Our own site — the exact before/after we promise, done fast. Two more migrations join it as they ship.
Ready for the same before/after?
Why Astro over Framer or Lovable?
They're genuinely good at getting a nice-looking site up fast. For everything after that, Astro wins: almost no JavaScript by default, real code with no platform lock-in, free and open source with near-zero hosting cost, and especially strong for content-heavy sites.
Are you a marketing agency?
No. We're two people who migrated our own site — Keyword.com — off WordPress after being quoted $2,000 just to fix its Core Web Vitals. It worked so well we decided to do it for others. We're not here to become your ongoing vendor.
Is the code clean, or AI slop?
Clean. We build to established best practices and manually review every migration, so the code underneath is solid — not fast-but-fragile output you'd be afraid to touch.
Is the site easy to update with Astro?
Extremely. You tell Claude, Codex, or whichever LLM you use what you want changed, and it happens. A rigorous design system keeps every change — and every new page — coherent with the rest of your site.
Do you need access to my site, or an NDA?
Neither. Your site is already public, so we rebuild from what's live — no logins, no credentials, no access to your WordPress admin. You send us your assets (images, fonts, video) directly, and since we only work with publicly available sites, there's nothing an NDA would cover.
Is Astro good for SEO?
Yes. Great Core Web Vitals, static pages the AI answer engines can actually read and cite, and the technical SEO structure in place so your site launches SEO-ready.
Do you change the design of the website?
We aim to keep the design 100% identical to the WordPress version of your site. Because we implement a proper design system, any irregular patterns in the original (say, inconsistencies between an h1 and its paragraphs) may come out slightly different — but only ever in ways that improve the site. As for assets — images, videos, fonts, and other design markers — you supply them to us directly, so the result corresponds exactly to the site you had on WordPress.

