A website your team changes by describing what they want
Our site used to need a consultant for routine edits. Now our marketing team makes the changes, and every one is checked and previewed before it goes live. We rebuild yours in two weeks, and plans start at $199 a month.
We were stuck on WordPress too
Our site on WordPress
plugins just to cover the basics
- A consultant billed hourly for routine edits
- Adding a page meant fighting the editor
- Forms that never reached our CRM
Our site now
plugins to keep patched
- Our marketing team makes the changes
- A new page is one sentence away
- Every form and metric feeds HubSpot
Most CMS sites run on PHP, and PHP just had a very bad week
On October 21, PHP shipped emergency fixes for two critical flaws, nicknamed PHP2Shell, that let an attacker take over a PHP web server without logging in. PHP runs WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Magento and many other content management systems. The NSA and CISA told anyone who couldn't patch right away to take their sites offline, and many did, including several European government sites.
That's on top of the 11,334 new WordPress vulnerabilities reported in 2025, 91% of them in plugins.
Sites we build don't run PHP, or any server code, when someone visits. They're finished pages served from Cloudflare, so there's nothing for this kind of flaw to reach.
Sources: Patchstack, Malwarebytes, BankInfoSecurity, Il Sole 24 Ore, Patchstack State of WordPress Security 2026.
Ask for it, check the preview, then go live
The site carries a written set of instructions: your brand rules, your security rules, and step by step recipes for the changes you make most. Every change follows them.
Ask in plain English
From a chat window, the same way you'd email a developer.
Built and checked
The site builds, and automated tests run before anyone sees it.
- Pass Every link resolves
- Pass Images optimized
- Pass Search markup valid
Check the preview
A temporary link shows the change exactly as it will look live.
preview link ready in about 2 minutes
Say go live
Approve it and it's on your site. Any change can be rolled back later.
One request, done right, with the details handled
Most of what makes a website change go wrong is the stuff nobody remembers: image sizes, broken links, search markup, the mobile layout. The instructions handle those every time, so the person asking only has to say what they want.
- Security rules written in. No admin login to attack, no plugins to patch, and spam protection on every form.
- Fast by default. Images sized and compressed automatically, served from Cloudflare's network.
- Readable by AI search. Structured data on every page, so Google and AI assistants know who you are.
- You own it. The code lives in your GitHub account. If you leave, you take everything with you.
- Pass Build and every test
- Pass Job posting markup for Google
- Pass Mobile layout at 390px
Two sites run this way today
Ours, and an independent Mercedes repair shop run on a tight budget by someone with no technical background, who updates rates, photos and testimonials herself.
Scores are Google Lighthouse on mobile for newmoyergeospatial.com, October 2026. They move a few points from run to run, so test it yourself. Change counts are from the site's GitHub history through October.
Off the plugin treadmill, onto tools you own
Ours runs on GitHub, Cloudflare, HubSpot and Claude. The approach works with any Git host, any static host and any CRM that takes form submissions. If your site is on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or GoDaddy today, we move it, redirect the old links and wire your forms into your CRM.
From your old site to your team running it
Week 1: we rebuild your site
Same content, fast hosting, forms and analytics wired in, old links redirected.
Week 2: we write its instructions
Your brand rules and step by step recipes for the changes you make most.
Day 14: your team takes over
We're done when you can post a job or add a page yourself.
One setup fee, then a flat monthly rate
Every plan has a 12 month minimum, then runs month to month.
Starter
Up to 10 pages, with your contact form sent to email
$1,500 setup
Your team makes the changes. Anything you'd like NGS to build is quoted first
Business
11 to 25 pages, with your forms and visitor tracking connected to your CRM
$2,500 setup
Plus one page or feature built by NGS each month
Connected
26 to 50 pages, CRM plus two more: online booking, a job board, a newsletter signup or gated downloads
$3,500 setup
Plus one page or feature built by NGS each month
- Hosting on Cloudflare, security updates and monitoring
- Unlimited plain-English changes by your team, each one previewed first
- A monthly report on speed, leads and changes
- A named NGS engineer when you need one
You own your site. The code lives in your GitHub account, so if you leave, you take everything with you. Open to businesses and state and local organizations. Already working with us on AI Advisory? We scope the website into your engagement.
Questions about the AI website platform
Do I need to know anything about code?
No. If you can describe the change in an email, you can make it.
How is this safer than WordPress or other PHP sites?
WordPress, Drupal, Joomla and Magento run PHP code on a server every time someone visits, behind an admin login anyone can try, usually with plugins from dozens of different authors. This setup has none of those. Your site is finished pages served from Cloudflare.
What if a change breaks something?
Every change is checked automatically and put on a temporary preview link first. Nothing reaches your real site until someone looks at it and approves it, and any change can be rolled back later.
How long is the contract?
12 months, then month to month. The setup fee covers the rebuild and the first two weeks of work.
Can it connect to my CRM?
Yes, on the Business and Connected plans. We connect your forms and visitor tracking to HubSpot or the CRM you use. On Starter, form submissions go straight to your email.
What if I ask for something big?
It comes to us. Business and Connected include one NGS-built page or feature a month, and we quote anything larger before we start.
Who owns the site?
You do. The code lives in your GitHub account and the hosting is in your name.
Tell us about your site
What it runs on today, who updates it, and what you'd change this month if it were easy. We'll look it over and set up a call.
Prefer email? sales@newmoyergeospatial.com.