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WordPress to Next.js Migration Cost: 2025 Archive

Jomar Montuya
January 11, 2025
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WordPress to Next.js Migration Cost: 2025 Archive

This article is kept as an archive page because older links may still point here.

For current planning ranges and scope guidance, read the updated guide:

WordPress to Next.js Migration Cost in 2026

What Changed

The old version of this article used broad cost and savings claims that were too easy to misread as guarantees. Migration pricing depends heavily on the current WordPress site, not only on page count.

The current guide uses a cleaner planning model:

  • Migration audit
  • Page and template inventory
  • Plugin replacement map
  • Content migration scope
  • SEO and redirect controls
  • CMS workflow planning
  • Forms and analytics QA
  • Launch and rollback support

That is the safer way to budget a WordPress to Next.js rebuild.

Start with the Current Guide

If you are pricing a migration now, start here:

Read the 2026 cost guide

If your WordPress site is slow, plugin-heavy, hard to edit, or risky to launch changes on, start with a WordPress migration audit before committing to a full rebuild.

About Jomar Montuya

Founder & Lead Developer

With 8+ years building software from the Philippines, Jomar has served 50+ US, Australian, and UK clients. He specializes in construction SaaS, enterprise automation, and helping Western companies build high-performing Philippine development teams.

Expertise:

Philippine Software DevelopmentConstruction TechEnterprise AutomationRemote Team BuildingNext.js & ReactFull-Stack Development

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