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WordPress to Next.js

Headless rebuilds with SEO protection.

ERPHUBs migrates WordPress sites to Next.js, keeping WordPress as a headless CMS or moving content elsewhere, with URL parity, metadata and redirects protected.

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WordPress to Next.js at ERPHUBs: ERPHUBs migrates WordPress sites to Next.js, keeping WordPress as a headless CMS or moving content elsewhere, with URL parity, metadata and redirects protected.
Headless
WordPress edits, Next.js delivers
Speed with familiar editing
URL parity
same paths, same rankings
Reduced risk
Preview
editors preview before publish
No workflow loss
Why It Matters

Why WordPress to Next.js Needs a Specialist Approach

Moving from WordPress to Next.js can bring large speed gains and design freedom. The risks are lost SEO and lost editor workflow. We keep WordPress as a headless CMS where useful, and protect every URL and tag.

ERPHUBs migrates WordPress sites to Next.js, keeping WordPress as a headless CMS or moving content elsewhere, with URL parity, metadata and redirects protected.

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0key URLs left unmappedEvery old URL redirected or retired deliberately
Minutestypical DNS cut-over impactLower TTL and rehearsed switch
100%content checkedPages, media and forms verified
90 dayspost-launch monitoringRankings and errors tracked
What You Get

What Is Included in WordPress to Next.js

Each deliverable is scoped, reviewed with you and handed over with documentation.

Architecture decision

Headless WordPress or a new CMS, based on needs.

Content and plugin audit

Features to rebuild, replace or drop.

Next.js front end

Fast templates with the same URLs.

Preview and publishing flow

Editors keep a familiar workflow.

Metadata and schema transfer

Titles, descriptions and structured data carried over.

Redirects and monitoring

Crawl comparison before and after launch.

Bottlenecks and Fixes

Where WordPress to Next.js Projects Get Stuck, and How We Design Around It

Slow WordPress

The bottleneck. Plugins and themes limit performance.

How we design it. Static and server-rendered pages with edge caching.

Target result: 0 key URLs left unmapped

Migration SEO risk

The bottleneck. New stack changes metadata and links.

How we design it. Metadata, schema and redirect audit.

Target result: Minutes typical DNS cut-over impact

Editor disruption

The bottleneck. Editors fear losing their tools.

How we design it. Keep WordPress admin with live preview.

Target result: 100% content checked

By Industry

WordPress to Next.js: Bottlenecks We Solve, Industry by Industry

Every sector hits different walls. Here is what we see and how we design around it.

Media

Bottleneck: Heavy traffic and ads.

Our design: Incremental static regeneration and CDN.

SaaS

Bottleneck: Marketing site needs app-like speed.

Our design: Shared components with product UI.

E-commerce

Bottleneck: Catalogue speed matters.

Our design: Headless storefront with cached pages.

Enterprise

Bottleneck: Many editors and brands.

Our design: Roles, workflows and multi-site setup.

Migration Risk Control

Migration Risks and How We Remove Them

Migrations fail in predictable ways. We plan for each one before the first record moves.

Lost rankings

The risk. Old URLs return errors or lose signals.

Our safeguard. One-to-one 301 map, canonical review and Search Console monitoring.

Broken forms and tracking

The risk. Leads and analytics stop working silently.

Our safeguard. Form tests, tag audit and conversion checks on staging.

Email outage

The risk. Mail stops after DNS changes.

Our safeguard. MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC verified before and after the switch.

Content and media gaps

The risk. Images, PDFs or posts fail to transfer.

Our safeguard. Scripted migration with link and media checkers.

Downtime and SSL errors

The risk. Certificates or DNS delays show warnings.

Our safeguard. Pre-issued certificates, low TTL and off-peak switch.

Design drift

The risk. The new site differs from the approved design.

Our safeguard. Pixel review against the design system on all breakpoints.

Sign-off Checklist

How We Prove the WordPress to Next.js Worked

Nothing goes live on trust. Each item below is checked, recorded and signed off with you before cut-over.

  • Every old URL returns 301 to the correct new page or a deliberate 410
  • No redirect chains or loops in the crawl report
  • Titles, descriptions, headings and schema match the baseline
  • Forms, checkout and tracking fire correctly
  • Core Web Vitals meet targets on key templates
  • Sitemaps and robots files updated and submitted
How We Deliver

A Five-Step Delivery Path

  1. 1AuditCrawl every URL, asset and integration.
  2. 2MapRedirect, metadata and content mapping.
  3. 3MigrateStaged transfer on a staging site.
  4. 4VerifyLink, form, mail and speed tests.
  5. 5Cut overDNS switch and 30-day monitoring.
Typical stackNext.jsWPGraphQLVercelRedirectsSchema
Standards We Build To

Quality, Security and Compliance in WordPress to Next.js

Crawl-based planning

Full URL inventory before any change.

Redirect testing

Chains, loops and 404s found on staging.

Email and DNS safety

MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC verified.

Rollback plan

Old site kept ready until the new one is proven.

Planning

What Affects Timeline and Cost in WordPress to Next.js

From 2 to 10 days for hosting moves to 3 to 8 weeks for platform changes.

Number of URLs

Large sites need pattern-based redirect rules.

Platform differences

Features that do not exist on the target must be rebuilt.

Traffic sensitivity

Busy stores need off-peak cut-overs.

Integrations

Forms, payments and mail connections to re-test.

Engagement Models

Ways to Work With ERPHUBs

Fixed-scope project

A clear scope, timeline and price for well-defined work.

Dedicated team

A named squad that works as part of your team month to month.

Support retainer

Ongoing fixes, updates and monitoring after launch.

Use Cases

Where WordPress to Next.js Delivers the Most Value

Typical situations where clients bring us in, and what we design for each.

Performance gains

Pre-rendered pages and edge caching for much faster loads.

Keep WordPress as CMS

Editors keep their familiar admin while the front end is rebuilt.

Plugin replacement

Replace plugin features with code or services deliberately.

SEO parity

Metadata, schema, sitemaps and redirects verified before launch.

Tools and Technology

How We Build WordPress to Next.js

Crawling and mapping

Full crawls of old and new sites to build exact URL maps.

Content transfer

Scripted import for pages, posts, products, media and metadata.

DNS and hosting

Staged DNS changes, SSL and email records handled safely.

Monitoring

Search Console, uptime and log checks after launch.

Success Metrics

How We Measure WordPress to Next.js Results

We agree measurable targets up front and report against them.

Traffic retention

Organic sessions compared week by week against baseline.

Redirect coverage

Share of old URLs mapped with 301s and zero loops.

Crawl errors

404s and server errors tracked to zero after launch.

Uptime during move

Planned downtime kept to minutes, with email unaffected.

Before You Decide

Questions to Settle Before Starting WordPress to Next.js

Will our traffic drop?

A tested redirect map and audits are designed to keep rankings.

What about email and DNS?

Records are preserved and changed in a safe order.

How do you test before go-live?

Staging crawl, redirect tests and content comparison.

What is the rollback plan?

A documented path back to the old site stays ready until you sign off.

After Launch

Support, Maintenance and Handover

Monitoring and fixes

Uptime, errors and performance watched, with fixes under agreed response times.

Updates and security

Dependencies, platforms and security patches kept current.

Enhancements

A monthly pool of hours for improvements, prioritised with you.

Training and handover

Documentation, recordings and sessions so your team stays independent.

FAQ

WordPress to Next.js, Answered

Do I lose WordPress plugins?

Some plugin features must be rebuilt; we plan replacements.

Is Next.js faster?

Often, with good caching, but results depend on implementation.

Can we migrate gradually?

Yes, section by section.

How much does WordPress to Next.js cost?

Cost depends on scope, integrations, compliance needs and the number of users or pages. After a short discovery we give a fixed or phased quote with clear milestones, so you can compare it with other options.

How long does WordPress to Next.js take?

From 2 to 10 days for hosting moves to 3 to 8 weeks for platform changes.

What support do you provide after WordPress to Next.js goes live?

We offer support retainers covering fixes, updates, monitoring and enhancements, plus a handover with documentation and training so your team is never locked in.

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