Service
Headless WordPress
Keep the WordPress editing experience your team knows, with a Next.js frontend that is fast, secure, and unhackable.
What you get.
Why it matters
- Your content team keeps the CMS they already know
- Next.js frontend that scores Lighthouse 95+ — not the usual WordPress 40s
- Unhackable public frontend — the WP admin is never exposed
What's included
- WordPress install with ACF Pro or native block editor
- Next.js frontend connected via WPGraphQL
- CMS training session for your content team
- Vercel deployment with ISR for instant content updates
- Full TypeScript codebase with handoff documentation
How we work.
01
Scope call
We ask the right questions, align on the outcome metric, and produce a fixed quote within 48 hours.
02
Build
Weekly check-ins, a shared staging environment, and no surprises. You review outcomes, not pull requests.
03
Launch
Production deploy, handoff documentation, and a 30-day support window. You own everything.
Questions about Headless WordPress.
Why not just use a WordPress theme?
Themes limit your performance ceiling and lock you into the theme developer's roadmap. A headless setup gives you WordPress as a pure content tool with a custom front end that scores perfectly on Core Web Vitals — and stays fast as your content grows.
Will my content team need retraining?
No. They use the same WordPress admin they already know. The only visible difference is the front end renders significantly faster.
Can you migrate my existing WordPress site?
Yes. We migrate your existing content, set up the headless connection, and launch the new front end. Your URLs and SEO are preserved throughout.
How does content publishing work?
When your team publishes in WordPress, the Next.js front end fetches the new content via ISR (Incremental Static Regeneration) — no manual rebuild required. Updates are live within seconds.
Still have questions? Just ask.
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Most projects are in production within 4 weeks. No agency retainer. No surprise invoices.