Services · Malaysia
WordPress to Next.js Conversion in Malaysia
We rebuild slow WordPress and Elementor sites as fast, custom-coded Next.js websites. From RM3,000, priced by complexity.
Your WordPress site today
- Slow on mobile data
- Endless plugin and security updates
- Page-builder licence fees
- Plugins are the top hacking route
After the conversion
- Loads fast, 95+ Lighthouse target
- Nothing to update or patch
- No licence fees, you own the code
- Far smaller attack surface
What we convert
Elementor layouts
Rebuilt as clean React components
Shortcodes
Galleries, forms and embeds recreated natively
Content & images
Carried over, tidied where you want
SEO & redirects
URL mapping, 301s and meta preserved
Blog posts
Migrated to a fast, editable setup
Forms & WhatsApp
Wired straight into your enquiry flow
A rebuild, not a 1:1 copy
Your new site will not be 100% identical to the old one. We rebuild from your design and content, so details will differ, usually cleaner and faster. You approve the direction first and review everything on staging before launch.
Priced by complexity
Page count, Elementor sections, shortcodes and plugins set the price. Free itemised quote within 1 business day.
How it works
Audit
Send your URL. Free itemised quote within 1 business day.
Rebuild
We rebuild on a staging link and refine it with you.
Launch
301 redirects protect your rankings. 3 months free AWS hosting.
Frequently asked questions
No — and we say this up front. The conversion is a rebuild based on your current design and content, not a copy, so layouts and details will differ in places. Most clients treat it as a light refresh: same brand, same content, cleaner and faster. We agree the design direction with you before building, and you review everything on a staging link before launch.
Our Work
Recent demo builds
Concept sites we designed and built end-to-end — every one is a real, live deployment you can click through.
Ready to get started?
Tell us what you need and we'll send a free, itemised quote within 1 business day.


