Stop paying developers just to keep your website online.
For years, WordPress was the default choice. It promised freedom and power. But in 2026, for the average small business owner, that promise has turned into a burden.
If you dread logging into your website dashboard because you fear seeing 15 pending plugin updates—or worse, a "Critical Error" screen—you are caught in the WordPress Maintenance Trap.
You didn't start a business to become a part-time systems administrator. You started it to serve your customers. It’s time to move your digital presence to a platform that works for you, not the other way around.
Moving from WordPress to Google Sites isn't just changing hosts; it's changing your entire relationship with your website technology.
WordPress is a "Project": It requires constant tending, patching, and paid support to stay secure and functional.
Google Sites is "Infrastructure": It is a native part of the Google Workspace ecosystem.1 It doesn't need updating any more than your Gmail or Google Drive does.
When you make the SafeSwitch, you trade complexity for clarity. You stop worrying about the technology and start focusing on your message.
The migration trend isn't just about ease of use; it's about fundamental business metrics: Security, Cost, and Speed.
WordPress is open-source, making it the #1 target for hackers. 90% of WordPress vulnerabilities come from third-party plugins. If you miss an update for a contact form plugin you installed three years ago, your entire client database could be exposed.
The Google Advantage: Google Sites is a "closed system." There are no third-party plugins to hack. Your site is protected by the same enterprise-grade security shield that guards Google's own servers.
WordPress itself is free, but running it professionally can be expensive. The "hidden tax" of WordPress drains thousands from small businesses every year.
Managed Hosting: £25–£60/month for decent speed.
Premium Plugins: £100–£300/year for necessary security and SEO tools.
Developer "Rescue" Fees: £75+/hour when an update goes wrong.
The Google Advantage: Google Sites hosting, SSL security, and unlimited bandwidth are permanently £0.
Google demands speed. WordPress sites often become bloated with unused CSS and Javascript from varying plugins, slowing down mobile load times and hurting your search rankings The Google Advantage: Google Sites are "lean" by default. They are hosted on Google’s Global Edge Network and are optimized to pass Core Web Vitals right out of the box.
The biggest fear WordPress users have is losing their hard-earned SEO rankings during a move. We specialise in high-stakes migrations. Our process ensures your digital reputation is preserved:
Step 1: WordPress SEO & URL Mapping: We map every page on your existing WordPress site. We export your WordPress XML sitemap and map every URL (including blog posts) to ensure 301 redirects are handled correctly if needed.
Step 2: The Design Upgrade: We don't just port your old site; we upgrade it. We utilie professional frameworks from IMakeTemplates.com or deploy custom-coded solutions from GoogleSites.Dev to ensure your new site looks better than the old one.
Step 3: The Content Transfer: We manually transfer your images, text, and blog archives from the WordPress database structure to Google Sites' visual editor.
Pages & Posts: Full transfer of text, images, and formatting.
Media Library: Migration of high-res images to Google Drive.
Contact Forms: Replacement of Contact Form 7 or Gravity Forms with Google Forms.
SEO Meta Data: Transfer of titles and descriptions from Yoast or RankMath.
Analytics: Reconnection of Google Analytics (GA4) and Search Console.
You shouldn't need a computer science degree (or a developer on retainer) just to update your business hours. Moving to Google Sites is more than a technical migration; it’s a declaration of independence from technical debt. Let SafeSwitch handle the heavy lifting so you can get back to running your business.
Stop overpaying for complexity you do not need. Simplify your digital presence with a professional WordPress to Google Sites migration. If you want to see the art of the possible for moving WordPress websites to Google Sites (with "before and after" screenshots), check out my WP2GS.com project.