WordPress: Maintenance, Speed & Migrations
Maintenance, Core Web Vitals remediation, and migrations in or out.
Platform-agnostic engineering
WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Next.js, Astro, or an AI-generated app: the platform changes the tooling, not the standard. Maintenance, speed, migrations, and honest advice on when to stay and when to leave.
Breezy Sites runs the same senior-engineering discipline across every platform: managed maintenance, Core Web Vitals remediation measured against field data, and zero-downtime migrations. We have no platform loyalty: the audit tells you what your stack actually needs, not which platform we would rather sell.
Most agencies specialize in one platform and recommend it regardless of fit. We work across all of them, so the recommendation follows your traffic, team, and growth plan instead of our toolchain. That includes migrating you off a platform we also support, when the assessment says that is the right call. Choosing between platforms? The platform comparisons set out ownership, upkeep, and exit cost with vendor sources, and the website migration guides cover each move.

Managed maintenance from $97/month, Core Web Vitals remediation measured against 28-day field data, and zero-downtime migrations with full 301 redirect mapping. The implementation details differ by stack; the process, the honesty, and the fixed-fee pricing do not. Start with a Technical Audit and we will tell you exactly what your platform needs.
Maintenance, Core Web Vitals remediation, and migrations in or out.
App-bloat surgery for speed, store maintenance, and migrations in.
What is fixable in place, and the ranking-safe way out.
What is fixable in place, and the ranking-safe way out.
Maintenance, technical SEO and schema, and WCAG accessibility work.
Framework upgrades, performance work, and AI-crawler rendering fixes.
Launch, hardening, scaling, and maintenance for AI-generated apps.
Bespoke admin dashboards, APIs, and integrations when a CMS is the wrong tool.
Going deeper
Ask anyway. The seven platforms listed are the ones with dedicated pages, not the limit of what we run; a technical audit works on any stack, and we will say plainly if a platform is genuinely outside what we support.
Yes, when the assessment says the current platform is the actual ceiling, not the implementation on top of it. We migrate people onto and off of every platform we support, so the recommendation has no thumb on the scale.
Platform-agnostic engineering
A technical audit reads your specific stack, whichever platform it is, and hands you a prioritized fix list instead of a generic recommendation.