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A B2B website your sales team can update without a developer.

We move websites for manufacturers, distributors, agencies and recruiters off WordPress onto code you own, run by Claude. Catalogue pages build from your product data, quote requests go straight into your CRM with the product attached, and a new case study or job page ships the day you ask. Our target is 80 to 90% less spent running the site.

Three people review a machined part at a table, with parts shelves behind them.

Your stack

What replaces each part of your WordPress site?

Each plugin did one job. In code, that job is part of the site, so there is nothing to license, update or patch.

On WordPressAfter the move
Catalogue plugin, or WooCommerce used as a catalogueCatalogue pages built from a spreadsheet or an export from your ERP.
Quote request form pluginA form in code that creates a deal in HubSpot or Salesforce, with the product attached.
CRM pluginA direct connection to your CRM.
Job board plugin, for recruitersJob pages built from your applicant tracking system’s feed.
Spec sheet and download manager pluginFiles served from Cloudflare, with a form in front of them where you want one.
Translation plugin (WPML)A route per language. Claude translates each page, and a person checks it.

Which pages win a B2B deal?

The spec sheet and the case study. On WordPress, both wait for whoever runs the site, so a new product or a new win goes up weeks late.

In code, the catalogue rebuilds from your product data every time it changes, so the site never lists a discontinued part. A salesperson asks Claude for the case study, and marketing approves it.

What you get

What changes for b2b companies after the move?

Ship

Ask for a page. Approve it. It’s live.

You tell Claude what to change in plain English. It writes the change, you get a preview link, and once a person approves it the page goes live.

  • Changes asked for in plain English
  • A preview link for every change
  • A person approves before it goes live
  • Live within minutes of approval
  • Every change saved in GitHub
  • Undo any change in one step

Capture leads

Every form lands in your CRM, with where it came from.

Forms post straight to the CRM you already pay for, with the page and campaign attached. Your team gets the alert by email or Slack.

  • Forms post to your CRM
  • Alerts by email or Slack
  • Call tracking kept
  • Spam filtered without a plugin
  • Campaign source saved with each lead
  • Booking embeds from your own tools

Automate

Campaigns and follow-ups run on a schedule.

A campaign page, its emails and the follow-up for every lead are set up once and run on their own. A person approves anything that sends.

  • Campaign pages from one message
  • Emails scheduled in your email tool
  • Review requests after each job
  • Missed-call text back
  • Lead replies drafted for approval
  • Every run logged
See every stage of a move off WordPress

Case study

We moved our own sites first.

Questions b2b companies ask before they move

Can the catalogue update from our ERP or a spreadsheet?

Yes. The catalogue pages build from an export or a shared spreadsheet. When the data changes, the pages rebuild on their own.

Do quote requests reach the right salesperson?

Yes. Each request creates a deal in your CRM with the product and the page it came from, and is routed by the rules you already use.

We’re a recruitment agency. Can job pages come from our ATS?

Yes. Job pages build from your applicant tracking system’s feed, so a role goes live when you open it and comes down when you close it.

Can the site run in more than one language?

Yes. Each language gets its own pages. Claude drafts the translation, and a native speaker on your team checks it before it goes live.

Keep reading

Other businesses we move, and the numbers.

Move your B2B company off WordPress.

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