If you’re at the point of taking this evaluation further, that next step usually looks less like a sales conversation and more like a technical one. Here’s where we typically come in.
- CMS evaluation: Working through the framework in this guide with your actual requirements, your actual budget, and your actual team.
- Technical audit: A review of your current platform’s content structure, integrations, technical debt, and performance, so any migration decision is based on what’s actually there, not assumptions.
- Sitecore Implementation Review: If you’re currently on Sitecore and evaluating a move, we assess what your implementation is actually using versus what you’re paying for. We work with you to assess your business requirements and technical dependencies to see if WordPress can support the capabilities your business requires.
- Migration planning: A detailed migration roadmap covering content mapping, SEO and redirect strategy, integration continuity, and a realistic timeline before you start building.
- Sitecore to WordPress migration services: End-to-end migration execution for teams that have made the decision, including content and structure migration, redirect implementation, integration rebuilding, and post-launch QA.
We work through these as a technical partner, not a vendor with a predetermined outcome. If WordPress isn’t the right fit for your requirements, we’ll say so.