Free analysis + DIY
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Get a technical report and follow the Kujo build workflow.
Analyze your site ↗Find out what it takes to rebuild your site with Kujo. Keep the design and content that work.
Free analysis. No account. No email gate.
See how it works ↓Kujo generates static files. Forms, search, and other dynamic features keep the services they need.
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Get a technical report and follow the Kujo build workflow.
Analyze your site ↗From $299
Provisional pricing for eligible sites. Static files, assets, metadata, redirect plan, and validation evidence.
Request eligibility review ↗From $599
Provisional pricing with manual QA, integration review, deployment assistance, and agreed support.
Discuss your migration ↗Checkout is not yet active. Commerce, accounts, and complex applications require custom review.
Review pages, templates, metadata, assets, and runtime disclosures in a bounded sample.
Forms, search, commerce, and accounts each get a migration plan.
Verify ownership, agree on scope, and check the result before deployment.
Portfolio assessments, white-label delivery, and client-owned deployments.
Markdown, templates, metadata, and a deterministic static build.
Read the source ↗Reusable design tokens and foundations for accessible, consistent interfaces.
Explore SiteKit ↗Explore a controlled test report and its supporting checks.
View the example report ↗Preserving design and content is the starting point. Fonts, rendering, third-party components, and dynamic behavior still require comparison and review. Exact parity is never assumed.
Brochure and content sites may be a good fit. WooCommerce, membership, bookings, and other application features need a separate plan before eligibility or pricing is confirmed.
No. The analysis reads public content and explicit headers. A disclosed version may be stale or vendor-patched. Advisory matches are reasons to verify with your host, not proof of exploitability.
Your agreed deliverables are portable source and static output. Deployments stay in customer-owned accounts. Third-party licenses and service costs still apply.
A public scan only reads allowed pages. Full copying requires authorization and ownership verification. DNS, production deployment, and paid services require separate approval.