Rebuild

Same site.
Different system.

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 ↓
your-website.com● ● ●
DesignContentURLs + SEOIntegrations
↓
rebuild / Kujo SSG↗
HTMLCSS + assetsPortable sourceQA evidence

Your website doesn’t always need a running application.

Kujo generates static files. Forms, search, and other dynamic features keep the services they need.

Explore the Kujo path ↗

One assessment.
Three ways forward.

Automated migration

From $299

Provisional pricing for eligible sites. Static files, assets, metadata, redirect plan, and validation evidence.

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Managed migration

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.

What if rebuilding
was the easy part?

Inspect your site.

Review pages, templates, metadata, assets, and runtime disclosures in a bounded sample.

Identify dependencies.

Forms, search, commerce, and accounts each get a migration plan.

Validate the rebuild.

Verify ownership, agree on scope, and check the result before deployment.

Have a backlog of sites to rebuild?

Portfolio assessments, white-label delivery, and client-owned deployments.

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Open tools.
Inspectable work.

SiteKit

Reusable design tokens and foundations for accessible, consistent interfaces.

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Before you rebuild.

Will my site look exactly the same?

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.

Can you migrate WordPress?

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.

Is this a security audit?

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.

Who owns the result?

Your agreed deliverables are portable source and static output. Deployments stay in customer-owned accounts. Third-party licenses and service costs still apply.

Do you change anything on my current site?

A public scan only reads allowed pages. Full copying requires authorization and ownership verification. DNS, production deployment, and paid services require separate approval.