WordPress site slow, or the bills creeping up?Moving to a simpler home is easy…
Bernard moves your WordPress site into a faster home, rebuilt the way Search and AI assistants now read the web - and he can actively help keep everything up to date.
Homes from £200 a year, hosting and editing included See pricing
Something not right with the move? Bernard checks his own work in a real browser and repairs what he can, without being asked. Want something he can’t do yet? Say so. A person reads every request.
Before and after
Google keeps the score. Here it is.
The average site arrives scoring 65 on Google’s mobile speed test. After Bernard’s worked his magic - the average score is 72.And it’s only going to get better.
Real Google Lighthouse scores from 10 live customer sites, each tested before and after, August 2026.
Getting found
How do I get found?
That’s the real question, and it’s the point of moving. Once your site is in its new home, Bernard has the tools to work on exactly that - for Google, and for AI search.
- Tune any page for search - titles, descriptions, the structured data Google reads - changed in your own words, no plugins.
- The plain-language map of every page written for AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude.
- He can tell the search engines the moment something changes, and answers “how am I doing?” from Google’s own numbers, and using plain language.
What comes across
- Every post, page and image, exactly as you published them
- Your existing links - nothing breaks, so Google doesn’t lose you
- Your content, out of the plugin-and-update treadmill
- Your courses too, if you teach on LearnDash - modules, lessons and worksheets intact
Recent moves
Same house.
Lighter and faster.
Real customer sites, rebuilt by Bernard: Lifted and shifted every page the same - just better and easier to redesign, edit or optimise.
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I love it. I thought moving might be tricky - but it was seamless!
Now my Claude is talking to Bernard I get to redesign my whole site. Amazing.EmmaHolistic Sleep Coaching
holisticsleepcoaching.comI just tell ChatGPT what I’d like changed and it’s done. No more waiting a fortnight for a developer to answer an email.
LewisPainter
One flat price. £200 a year, or £20 a month.
The number you see is the number you pay - renewal price stated up front, no hidden extras. Pay for the year up front and get two months free. The move itself is included free.
Not sure? Ask a person: [email protected]. We usually reply within 24 hours, often sooner.
Questions people ask
- Will my WordPress site look the same after the move?
- Yes. Bernard rebuilds your real pages in the new home and checks them pixel-for-pixel against the original before you ever decide. You have your own site, moved in, free for 14 days before you pay anything.
- Will moving away from WordPress break my links or hurt my Google ranking?
- No. Every old link is kept and redirected, so the search engines keep you where you are. Preserving your links is part of the move, not an extra.
- How much does it cost compared with WordPress hosting and plugins?
- One flat yearly price, with no plugin licences, no hosting upgrades and no renewal jumps. The move itself is free with the annual plan.
- Do I have to be technical to move?
- No. You paste your web address, Bernard checks it within a minute, and once you’re moved you edit the site just by asking your AI assistant.
- My WordPress site is slow. Will moving actually speed it up?
- Usually, and you can check yours rather than trust an average. Bernard rebuilds your pages as light files served from Cloudflare’s network, which removes the plugin and database work that makes a WordPress page slow to arrive. Across ten live customer sites measured original against moved, the average mobile speed score went from 65 to 72, and seven of the ten improved. Your own trial is free, so you can measure your site before you decide.
- I’m tired of plugin updates breaking my site. Will I still have to update anything?
- No. Bernard moves your pages into a home with no plugins and no WordPress underneath, so there are no plugin updates to run, no plugin conflicts, and no morning where an update broke the site overnight. Too many plugins stops being your problem, because none of them move. Anything a plugin did behind the scenes, such as bookings, is checked at the measuring-up, and Bernard says plainly if it cannot come, before you pay anything.
- My WordPress hosting has got too expensive at renewal. Is bernard cheaper?
- It is one flat yearly price with no plugin licences, no hosting upgrades and no renewal jump. Whether that is cheaper depends on what you pay now, and a lot of WordPress bills are really several bills added together. The honest promise is not that it is the lowest price, it is that the price you start on is the price you stay on.
- Can you move my LearnDash courses too?
- Yes. LearnDash has its own export tool - in your WordPress admin, LearnDash LMS → Import/Export - and Bernard reads that export directly. Modules, lessons, sub-lessons, notes, ordering and worksheets all come across, and every course lands as a private draft on your new site for you to review before anyone can see it. Libraries of dozens of courses with gigabytes of video have moved this way. You send us the export file and we run it for you - it isn’t something you have to work out yourself.
- Do my students and their progress come across with the courses?
- No, and that’s deliberate. Enrolments, quiz attempts and progress records stay on your old system, so anyone part-way through finishes there undisturbed and nobody gets an unexpected email because you changed suppliers. Your new courses start with a clean student list, and you enrol or invite people yourself when you’re ready.
- Where will my site live, and is it safe?
- On Amazon’s cloud, with Cloudflare standing in front - the same serious infrastructure that quietly holds up a good chunk of the internet. Cloudflare keeps a copy of your site cached in cities all over the world, so it loads fast wherever your visitor is and shrugs off a launch-day rush. The people who built Bernard usually build software for banks; they couldn’t switch that careful instinct off.
No more waiting a fortnight for a developer.