Headless WordPress paired with a Next.js or Astro frontend — for brands that need WordPress's editor experience and a frontend stack that scores 100 on Core Web Vitals. The pairing most agencies talk about and few ship correctly.
We've shipped enough headless WP rebuilds to know the pitfalls — preview workflow, ISR cache invalidation, image handling, ACF schema sync. We solve those once with patterns rather than rediscovering them per project.
A site editors can update in WordPress and engineers can deploy through CI — with a frontend that scores like a modern stack should.
Concrete deliverables — not adjectives. Each engagement scopes which of these are in play and what success looks like for them.
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WPGraphQL for the typed schema and ergonomics. REST when WPGraphQL plugin reliability is a concern in the host environment.
Next.js draft mode tied to WP preview routes, with secure preview tokens. Editors get the live preview they expect; we don't let them lose it in the migration.
On-demand revalidation triggered by WP webhooks. We pair it with tag-based invalidation so a single edit doesn't blow the whole CDN cache.
WP Engine, Kinsta, or self-hosted on AWS / GCP. The frontend goes on Vercel / Cloudflare. We never expose WP to public traffic when it's headless.
Multi-tenant SaaS done end-to-end — tenancy model, RBAC, billing, audit logs, observability, and the operational discipline a B2B SaaS earns when its customers are also the auditors.
MERN as a coherent stack rather than four separate technology choices — MongoDB modeled around access patterns, Express or Fastify with proper middleware discipline, React with the modern hooks model, and Node 22+ across the board.
The T3 stack — Next.
Django backend paired with a React or Next.