Move your website from WordPress to a secure platform
Plugins waiting for updates, security alerts, a site that has already been hacked. If WordPress has become a worry, Bluesoft moves your site to its own platform, maintained by us.
Your text, images and web address stay the same. Security updates stop being your problem.
- New WordPress version available
- 9 plugins with updates
- 2 plugins with known security flaws
- The theme no longer receives updates
No plugins to update.
We handle the security updates.
You still edit the site yourself.
Why so many WordPress sites have security problems
WordPress is a good starting point, but keeping a WordPress site secure takes work, and that work often doesn’t get done.
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Many parts, from many authors
A WordPress site combines WordPress, a theme and several plugins, each made by different people. All of them have to be updated on time.
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Updates that never happen
It only takes one part falling behind. Many attacks exploit flaws that have already been fixed, on sites where the fix was never installed.
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A well-known target
Because it is the most widely used website system, automated attacks look for WordPress sites every day, without picking who they hit.
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Flaws that are out of your hands
In October 2026 a serious flaw was found in PHP, the technology WordPress runs on. Updating WordPress was not enough: the server itself had to be fixed.
How we can help
We move your site to the Bluesoft platform.
We do the design, move the content and handle the switch. Your current site stays online until the new one is ready.
Request a migration proposalWe help you understand what is going on and what to do.
Changed pages, redirects to other sites, warnings from Google or your hosting provider. Tell us what you are seeing. Then we propose moving to a more secure platform.
Ask for helpWhy the Bluesoft platform
A site built and maintained by a single team, without the parts that make WordPress hard to protect.
No third-party pluginsWhatever your site needs, we build it. There are no dozens of parts from different authors to maintain.
Updates are on usOur team applies the security updates. You don’t have to remember them.
No PHPThe platform does not use PHP, so flaws like the October 2026 one do not affect it.
Easy to editYou keep changing text, images and pages yourself, in a simple dashboard.
How the migration works
Tell us what you need
Your site’s address and what is happening with it.
We review and propose
We look at your current site and send a proposal with what we will do.
We build the new site
Design, content and testing, while your current site stays online.
We launch and switch off WordPress
The new site goes live and the old installation is switched off, so it isn’t left forgotten on the server.
Frequently asked questions
Why should I leave WordPress?
If keeping WordPress, the theme and the plugins up to date has become hard, or your site has already had security problems, a platform maintained by a single team takes that work and that worry off your hands.
My WordPress site has been hacked. Can you help?
Yes. Tell us what you are seeing and don’t delete anything. We help you understand what happened and, when moving to the Bluesoft platform, we only bring over content that is clean.
Is the Bluesoft platform affected by the October 2026 PHP flaw?
No. The Bluesoft platform does not use PHP, so this flaw does not affect it.
If I leave WordPress, will I lose my text and images?
No. We move your content to the new platform.
Does my site’s address change?
No. Your site stays on the same domain.
Will I be able to edit the site myself?
Yes. Managing the site is simple, and we show you how it works when we hand it over.
Will my site go down during the move?
No. Your current site stays online until the new one is ready.
How much does it cost to leave WordPress?
It depends on the size of your site and what you need. Once we have seen it, we send you a proposal with the price.
Talk to us
Tell us which site it is and what you need. We reply with the next steps.
What the news says
News, official alerts and guides about the flaws that hit WordPress sites in 2026. The headlines are our own summaries; the articles belong to their sources.
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PHP ships emergency fixes for two critical flaws, with attack attempts already seen
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Cloudflare switches on protection against the php2shell flaw for sites on its network
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Official advisory: WordPress versions before 7.0.3 hit by a flaw already used in attacks
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The WP2Shell flaws in WordPress itself are being exploited in real attacks
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Attackers are hammering a critical WordPress flaw to take over sites
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Hackers exploit freshly patched WordPress bugs, putting millions of sites at risk
In EnglishRead at source