Your shop's website,
minus WordPress.
Buyers check your site before they send an RFQ. It needs to list the machines you actually run and stop being a question on supplier audits. Ludic moves it off WordPress, page for page, for $6,000, and nothing about how it looks changes unless you ask.
$6,000 or $500/mo × 12 · up to 25 pages · 14 days is the plan
Spec sheets, product pages, the RFQ form.
| Path | Type | After the switch |
|---|---|---|
| /capabilities | Page | same URL |
| /equipment | Page | same URL |
| /certifications | Page | same URL |
| /products/brackets | Product | same URL |
| /products/enclosures | Product | same URL |
| /downloads/line-card.pdf | same URL | |
| /downloads/spec-sheets/enclosure-series.pdf | same URL | |
| /wp-content/uploads/iso-cert.pdf | 301 → /downloads/iso-cert.pdf | |
| /request-a-quote | Form | same inbox |
What matters on a shop's site, and how it moves.
- 01 / Page/capabilitiesSame URL.
- 02 / Page/equipmentSame URL.
- 03 / Page/certificationsSame URL.3 of 3 kept
What stays, and what goes.
4 things stay exactly where they are. 4 go away.
- CapabilitiesEquipment and certifications pages.
- Spec sheetsProduct pages, line card and PDFs.
- RFQ formsAnd where they send.
- Your URLsAnd their Google rankings.
- Plugin updates and renewals nobody budgeted for
- A login that left with the person who built the site
- Third-party plugins on a site your customers' auditors look at
- The page builder that breaks when someone adds a machine
On fabrication sites, specifically.
- 0149.2%of 118 fabrication shop sites across 16 Southeast metros run WordPress. 58 of them.
- 0219.8%have a “request a quote” button with no system behind it.
- 0362%of the technical buyer's journey happens online before they contact a vendor (GlobalSpec and TREW Marketing).
One number, before any work.
$6,000
or $500/mo × 12. Up to 25 pages. 14 days is the plan.
- Design
- $4,500 or $375/mo × 12
- Convert + Design
- $9,500 or $800/mo × 12
- Keep, from month 13
- $120/mo or $1,200/yr
- Hands, Nathan makes changes
- $300/mo
- Over 25 pages
- Nathan counts, then quotes
What owners ask first.
Our customers don't buy from the website. Why bother?
They check it before they call. The move isn't about leads. It's about not maintaining WordPress and keeping the credibility check current.
Will our spec sheet and line card PDFs still open?
Yes. Every file keeps its address, or gets a permanent redirect when it lived somewhere messy. Links in old emails and distributor sites keep working.
Can you help with a supplier security questionnaire?
After the switch, your site runs on one platform with no WordPress plugins, and Nathan can tell you exactly what's on it and how it's updated. That's an easier answer to give an auditor.
We have a lot of product and capability pages.
Up to 25 pages is $6,000. Over 25, Nathan counts them and quotes one fixed number first.
Can we add a new machine ourselves?
Yes. Layouts are locked, so adding an entry can't break the page.
What about a parts catalog or quoting tool?
That's a custom feature, quoted separately. Laravel is underneath, so it can be real software, not a plugin.
Twenty minutes. A price and a date.
Bring your URL. Nathan counts your pages and gives you one number and a switch day, or a plain “this isn't a fit.”