Security & update hygiene
Outdated plugins, unpatched core and poor credential management exposing the site.
We build, harden and improve WordPress sites when it is the right tool — and we help you move on cleanly when plugins, risk or publishing needs have outgrown it.
Tell us what is limiting the site — security, speed, publishing, or whether WordPress still fits.
Updates, plugins, performance and editorial process decide whether WordPress is an asset or a standing risk.
Outdated plugins, unpatched core and poor credential management exposing the site.
Bloat, conflicts and slow page loads from layered plugins.
No process for who updates, who tests and who owns quality.
When CMSless or Statamic becomes the better business answer.
The scope is shaped around the business problem — not a predetermined theme or plugin stack.
New WordPress sites and controlled rebuilds when the stack has become unmanageable.
Patching, plugin management and security process to reduce standing risk.
Speed, caching, hosting and asset optimisation to keep the site fast.
Commerce on WordPress when the catalogue and channels suit it.
Controlled moves to CMSless, Statamic or another platform when WordPress no longer fits.
Managed hosting, updates and evolution as the business scales.
We will not sell another plugin stack if CMSless or Statamic is the better business answer.
Site condition, security state, performance issues and publishing needs.
Remediation plan, editorial workflow and platform decision if migration is needed.
Harden, rebuild or migrate with clear handover and training.
Speed, security posture and editorial efficiency.
Keep WordPress manageable or move cleanly when it no longer fits.
"WordPress can work well — but only when updates, security and editorial process are genuinely owned."StJohn Krog - Founder & MD
A focused initial conversation is usually enough to identify the right next step.
Sometimes. We keep it when ownership and risk are manageable; we recommend CMSless or Statamic when the plugin stack or publishing model has outgrown it.
Yes — updates, security, performance and editorial cleanup often come before any migration talk.
Where it fits the commerce model; heavier multi-channel commerce may belong on Shopify.
Tell us what is limiting the site — security, speed, publishing, or whether WordPress still fits.
We will help establish the problem, the opportunity and the most useful next step.