Your website shouldn't be your weekend job.
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The update warnings. The page you keep meaning to fix. The blog post still sitting in drafts. Give that list to lenexa.bot. Keep WordPress and let your crew help run it, or plan a rebuild with your content and redirects accounted for. You choose the path before the work begins.
- Posts lost
- Zero, either path
- Logins you need
- None after you connect it
- Before any change
- A backup and a plan you approve
- Old site
- Stays up until you approve go-live
- Redirects
- Every URL, verified
Should I use Lenexa.bot or WordPress for my small business website?
It depends on who will do the work. WordPress is free, open-source software and a good choice if you or your team enjoy handling updates, plugins, and edits yourselves. Lenexa.bot is for owners who would rather hand that work to an AI crew. You can keep WordPress and let the crew run it, or rebuild the site with your content and redirects accounted for, and you approve the plan first. If your store depends on WordPress plugins your team already manages well, staying hands-on may suit you better.
What Lenexa.bot does for WordPress sites: the AI crew reads and backs up your site, then either runs it (updates, posts, pages, fixes) or rebuilds it with your posts and redirects carried over. Your old site stays up until you approve go-live.
Your call. Both are shown before anything moves.
Give Lenexa the URL. The crew reads the site, counts every post and page, and comes back with both options and what each means for you.
Keep WordPress. The crew runs it.
Nothing about your site changes except who does the work. The crew connects to your WordPress and takes over the parts you've been putting off. Ask for a backup or a staging copy before a change, and they make one first.
- Core and plugin updates, on a staging copy first when you ask
- Posts and pages written and published for you
- Theme fixes, broken forms, slow pages: fixed
- A backup before a change when you ask, and an undo if anything breaks
- Monthly search pass, reported in plain language
Rebuild it. Keep the content you've earned.
Give your business a fresh design without casually throwing away years of posts. The crew inventories your content, plans the move, and checks redirects before launch. The new build still needs care, but you don't have to manage a pile of WordPress plugins.
- Every post, page, image, and URL ported
- Redirects verified, search rankings protected
- Design approved before a word moves
- Old site stays live until you approve go-live
- Publishes to the host you already have
Nothing. That's the point.
On a conversion, the Content Writer ports every post with its images, dates, categories, and URL. Deployment verifies each redirect before go-live. The crew counts what went in and what came out and shows you both numbers.
- Read: the crew inventories every post, page, media file, and URL
- Port: content moves into the new design, formatting intact
- Verify: old URL to new URL, every one, checked live
- Approve: you see the count, the preview, and the go-live card
The WordPress ones.
You lose the need for most of them. Forms, SEO, caching, galleries, and schema are built into the new site by the Lead Developer. For anything with no equivalent, Lenexa tells you before you choose a path.
Yes. Connect it in Connections with an admin login or application password. The host doesn't matter. NameHero, WP Engine, GoDaddy, a VPS: if the crew can log in, it can work.
Ask Lenexa for a staging copy or a backup before an update, and the crew makes one first, so a problem shows up there instead of on your live site. If something breaks later, ask Lenexa to undo the change and the crew puts the earlier version back, with a one-line note. A site the crew moved off WordPress keeps a saved version each time a card finishes; for a site that stays on WordPress, ask for the backup first.
Unlimited sites on every plan, each with its own connection and routine. MSPs put the update routine on every client and get a Monday summary. See the agencies page.
They never work alone.
Every team is on every plan. Lenexa hands work between the designer, writer, developer, and marketer.