A human touch in the age of AI.
FairCopy moves professionals' WordPress sites to a faster, more secure home, page for page, then keeps them running for less than they pay today. There's a person behind every site, and you can call them.
Their host said the only option was to leave.
Most small-business websites barely change from year to year. Their bills do: a plugin license here, a hosting upgrade there, a maintenance retainer once updates start breaking things.
Our first client was paying more than $20,000 a year to keep a WordPress site running. When they called their hosting provider to negotiate, they were told their only option was to leave. Moving the site wasn't a priority for the business. As much as the bill hurt, saving an extra $1,000 wasn't worth hiring a team of developers and risking bugs and lost search rankings. So they kept paying.
That's the gap FairCopy fills. We do the moving.
Your design stays, and every page keeps its address, so your rankings come with you. What goes away is the upkeep, and most of the bill.
a year, paid by our first client to keep one WordPress site running.
Hi, I'm Matthew Krick.
I'm FairCopy's founder, and the technical co-founder of a B2B software company with more than 800,000 registered users, whose Series A was led by Microsoft's venture fund.
I built FairCopy to support small businesses and bring them fair pricing.
Why “FairCopy”?
That's what we make of your website: the same pages and design, with the broken links fixed, the oversized images trimmed, and the plugin clutter cleared out.
It's also how we price: one flat fee to move, and the savings start as soon as you switch.
What you can count on.
Same design, same pages, same addresses.
If we can't cut your bill by at least 20%, we'll tell you.
Questions and changes go to someone who knows your site.
Your content and domain are yours, and you can take a full export anytime.
Find out what you'd save.
Send us your website address. We'll review your site and what you pay today, then tell you exactly what moving would save. Free, with no obligation.