The WordNext blog: real website autopsies, honest costs and open engineering.
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1 September 2026
The real cost of a WordPress site isn't the hosting: it's the premium plugins, the maintenance, the hours and the downtime. We break down the full annual bill, in euros, no fluff.
Read more30 August 2026
Migrating from WordPress to Next.js doesn't always pay off. We tell you honestly in which cases you should NOT migrate yet and in which you should, so you don't spend on something you don't need.
Read more28 August 2026
Many people don't know what their own website is built with. Here's how our migrator detects whether the source is WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or Shopify before promising anything. Engineering in the open.
Read more26 August 2026
Second autopsy of a real WordPress: a page builder was loading 900 KB of CSS and JS on every page to render three columns. How we spotted it and how it ended up after migrating to Next.js.
Read more24 August 2026
We compare the cost of hosting a WordPress website against a static website on Vercel: hosting, CDN, backups, security and surprises. Real numbers, not promises.
Read more22 August 2026
The two ways to migrate from WordPress to Next.js: headless (WordPress behind as the CMS) or a full replatform (goodbye WordPress). When each one makes sense, no fluff.
Read more20 August 2026
The step where most migrations crash: 301 redirects. We explain how we inventory every URL, map 1:1 and validate that not a single Google position is lost.
Read more18 August 2026
We are from Andalusia and we migrate WordPress websites to Next.js for businesses on the Costa del Sol: Estepona, Marbella, Málaga. A fast website, no plugins, with your local SEO intact.
Read more15 August 2026
You install a cache plugin, it improves a bit… and it is still slow. We explain why caching is a patch over WordPress's underlying problem and what really solves it.
Read more13 August 2026
An unattended WordPress is a target. We break down what a hack really costs — cleanup, lost rankings, trust — and why a static site removes the problem at the root.
Read more11 August 2026
Third autopsy: a site with good content that was losing visits without knowing why. The diagnosis was in Search Console: Google had almost stopped crawling it. Why it happens and how it gets fixed.
Read more8 August 2026
The honest question before migrating: what do I take with me and what do I leave behind? A clear inventory of what you keep, what changes and what you really do lose when moving from WordPress to Next.js.
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