Waves vs. WordPress
Plugin debt. Aging infrastructure. Builds nobody wants to touch.
You already know what’s wrong with WordPress. Here’s what’s different.
| WordPress | Waves | |
|---|---|---|
| Adding a feature | Find a plugin. Hope it’s maintained. Keep updating it. | Built in. Nothing to install, nothing to babysit. |
| Hosting & security | Your problem, or a third party’s. | Included: SSL, CDN, sitemaps, and redirects. |
| Editing a page | A block editor, or a theme someone else built. | Edit anything on the page, right where it is. |
| Structured content | Custom post types, plus ACF, plus a developer. | Define a content type. Done. |
| Handing off | Only the person who built it can safely touch it. | Pages are easy to read. A new hire can open one and change it. |
| AI | Bolt-on plugins generating text. | Nami builds real pages, forms, and content types inside your site. |
Moving from WordPress?
Waves has an operator-led import workflow. Tell us about your site in a walkthrough and we’ll say honestly what moves easily and what needs rebuilding. No fixed timetable promised.
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