- Homepage, on a phone
- 6.1s
- Plugins seen loading
- 17
- Pages counted
- 14
- To move all of it
- $6,000
Your website, minus
Same pages, same words, same URLs. A new engine underneath that you own. 14 days and one published price.
Go on. Grab the word WordPress and pull.
Page for page.
Every page, word and photo comes across. Old URLs redirect, so links keep working.
License, code and repo.
In your name from day one. Leave any time and take all of it.
$6,000, or $500 a month.
Up to 25 pages. If it runs past 14 days, the price doesn't move.
The price
The price, every timeor $500 a month for a year. Up to 25 pages.
25pages, moved page for page
14days to switch day, the plan
$0a year in plugin renewals
From Lark's first look to switch day.
Lark · scansample · 05:12 EDT
- 01 / The readHomepage on a phone6.1 seconds to load.
- 02 / The count17 plugins seen loading14 pages counted. Under 25.
- 03 / The noteOne email, signed LarkEvery number links to where you can check it.draft → waits for Nathan
Public pages only. No logins.Sample
#02 / What comes with it
Everything moves over. All of it is yours.
One price covers the move, the license and the first year. Nothing bills again until month 13.
- Every pageUp to 25, word for word.
- Your URLsOld addresses redirect.
- FormsSame fields, same inbox.
- Images and filesPhotos, PDFs, spec sheets.
- Statamic ProThe license, in your name.
- The codeA GitHub repo you own.
- Year one hostingUpdated and backed up.
- LighthouseBefore and after scores.
One number, printed on the site. $6,000, or $500 a month for a year.
The priceCancel Keep and nothing goes offline. The license, code and repo were already yours.
OwnershipLark is a scanner, not a person. It says so in every email.
Lark
#03 / What goes away
The plugins fall over. The site doesn't.
A typical WordPress site runs a stack of plugins that each need renewing and updating. After the move, that list is empty.
17 plugins, then 0 plugins
Tap it to knock them over againBuilt for the trades that keep the lights on.
- 01HVACService-area pages, financing forms, the emergency number in the header. All of it moves./services/ac-repair → kept
- 02PlumbingThe call-now button stays exactly where customers expect it./emergency → kept
- 03IndustrialSpec sheets and product pages, moved and redirected./products/*.pdf → kept
- 04ArchitectsEvery project page and photo, page for page./projects/* → kept
Twenty minutes with a person. Then you know.
Nathan answers. Lark is the scanner. Bring your URL and leave with the price, the date and what moves.