WordPress → Static, documented end‑to‑end
Everything you need to take a WordPress site static and run it for €0/month — exporting your content, deploying for free, editing without a database, and keeping your Google rankings. Done‑for‑you migration, fully documented so you stay in control afterwards.
Migration
Get your content out of WordPress and into a clean static site — no passwords, no plugins.
Do You Still Need WordPress for a Simple Blog in 2026?
WordPress runs a huge share of the web, so it’s the default answer to “I want a blog.”...
Read guide →How Much Does WordPress Hosting Really Cost Over 3 Years?
WordPress hosting looks cheap when you sign up — a few dollars a month, often with a discount...
Read guide →Is Jekyll Still Worth It in 2026?
If you’ve researched static site generators lately, you’ve seen the verdict: Astro “won” the modern segment, Hugo owns...
Read guide →The Best Static Site Generator for a WordPress Blog You Don't Want to Maintain
Most “best static site generator” articles compare features: build speed, templating, plugin ecosystems. But if you’re a WordPress...
Read guide →WordPress to Hugo, Astro or Jekyll: Which Static Setup for a Non-Developer? (2026)
You’ve decided to leave WordPress for a static site — and immediately hit a wall of acronyms: Hugo,...
Read guide →WP2Static vs Simply Static vs a Managed Migration: How to Actually Leave WordPress (2026)
If you’re done with WordPress, there are two very different paths that people constantly confuse — and picking...
Read guide →WordPress XML Export Too Large or Failing? How to Fix It
You go to Tools → Export, click Download Export File, and… nothing useful happens. The page times out,...
Read guide →How to Migrate Your WordPress Images and Media to a Static Site
Here’s the step most people miss when leaving WordPress: the XML export does not contain your images. It...
Read guide →Importing Your Site to ZeroPress: Complete Recovery
Once you have your WordPress XML export, the next step is transforming that data into a blazing-fast static...
Read guide →Export Guide: How to Extract WordPress Content to XML
The first step in migrating to an ultra-fast and secure website with ZeroPress is extracting your current content....
Read guide →Not sure your site qualifies? The free checker tells you in seconds whether your WordPress site can become static — and we can do the whole migration for you.
Setup & Hosting
Deploy free on Cloudflare Pages, point your custom domain, and keep your source in a private repo.
Go Live Without Risk: Run Your Old WordPress and the New Static Site Side by Side
The scariest moment of leaving WordPress is not the migration. It is the day you switch the domain....
Read guide →Configuring a Custom Domain on Cloudflare Pages
Your ZeroPress site is live on Cloudflare’s blazing-fast global network. The final touch of professionalism is pointing your...
Read guide →Deploying to Cloudflare Pages: Fast, Free Global Hosting
You have your content safely exported, transformed by ZeroPress, and secured in a Private GitHub Repository. The final...
Read guide →Securing Your Static Site: Creating a Private GitHub Repository
A major advantage of migrating to a static site architecture (Jamstack) is that your website’s content and code...
Read guide →Features
Add what WordPress gave you — visual editing, comments, search, analytics — the static way.
How to Keep Your WordPress Comments After Going Static
One of the most common worries about leaving WordPress is comments: “If I go static, do I lose...
Read guide →Adding Analytics: Google Analytics vs Plausible
Once your ZeroPress site is live on Cloudflare, you’ll naturally want to know who is visiting, which articles...
Read guide →Adding Comments to a Static Site: Disqus vs Giscus
Leaving WordPress means leaving behind its native, database-driven comment system (and consequently, 99% of comment spam). However, community...
Read guide →Advanced Search Implementation with Pagefind
One of the historical drawbacks of moving away from a database-driven CMS like WordPress was the loss of...
Read guide →Setting Up Sveltia CMS: Git-Based Content Editing
The biggest misconception about static sites is that they are hard to edit. While technical users love writing...
Read guide →SEO
Keep (and usually improve) your Google rankings after going static.
How to Set Up 301 Redirects When Migrating WordPress to a Static Site
On WordPress, redirects are a plugin or a few lines of .htaccess. On a static site there’s no...
Read guide →Will You Lose SEO Rankings Migrating WordPress to a Static Site?
It’s the question that stops most people from leaving WordPress: “If I move my site to static, will...
Read guide →Creating an XML Sitemap for Google Search Console
To ensure Google and other search engines quickly discover and index all your newly migrated content, you must...
Read guide →Optimizing Images for Static Sites: WebP and Srcset
You’ve migrated your database to Markdown and your site is hosted on Cloudflare’s Edge Network. Your server response...
Read guide →ZeroPress SEO Setup: Mastering Meta Tags for Static Sites
When it comes to Search Engine Optimization (SEO), static sites have an unfair advantage. Their blazing-fast load times...
Read guide →Growth & Performance
Core Web Vitals, speed and RSS to grow traffic with zero maintenance.
How to Speed Up a WordPress Blog Without Plugins
The usual advice for a slow WordPress site is “install a caching plugin.” But adding plugins to fix...
Read guide →Improving Core Web Vitals with Jekyll
Google’s Core Web Vitals are a set of specific metrics used to evaluate the user experience of a...
Read guide →Setting up an RSS Feed in Jekyll
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is the backbone of the independent web. It allows loyal readers to subscribe to...
Read guide →Customization
Make your migrated site feel like yours.
Ready to leave WordPress behind?
1. Check your site
Free migration checker. Find out in seconds if your WordPress site can go static — no login required.
Open the checker →2. Compare the cost
See how SiteGround, Bluehost, Kinsta, WP Engine, Cloudways and Strattic stack up against migrating once.
Compare alternatives →3. Migrate it
We export, convert and hand you a complete static site. One-time, no monthly bill ever.
Want to switch with no leap of faith?
Keep your old WordPress untouched, publish the static site next to it, point your domain when you are ready, and keep the old one for a couple of months as a safety net before backing it up and closing it.