Agentic website use cases: find the project closest to yours
Pick the job your website has to do first
Moving off WordPress, rebuilding the site you have, or starting fresh? Each project below shows what we do, what you review and what’s ready before launch.
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Website migrations
Move to Next.js from the platform you’re on, with the design you want kept and every old address sent to its new page.
WordPress to Next.js
Keep your pages, posts and their addresses, and leave the plugin updates behind.
Webflow to Next.js
Bring the design, CMS content, forms and redirects over, and host the site from a repository you own.
Framer to Next.js
Move the design, CMS and forms out of Framer and host the site on your own account, with no Framer badge.
Lovable to Next.js
Keep the look of your Lovable build and serve every page as plain HTML that Google can read.
Not sure which?
Tell us where your site lives now. The free site audit says what a move would carry over.
Keep your design and move it into code your team can change
Rebuild your own site
We rebuild the live site you own as editable code, with its design kept and every old address redirected.
Design to code
We build your Figma file or design as a Next.js site that matches it on a phone and a desktop.
Your team asks the agent, reviews the change, then publishes
AI coding agents
A site your team changes with Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, with your brand rules and checks in the repository.
Vibe-coded websites
Built a site in Lovable, Bolt or v0? We make it ready to launch and safe to keep prompting.
Give AI tools a site they can read and quote
llms.txt
We write and keep up an llms.txt file that tells AI tools what your site covers, beside the sitemap and structured data.
SEO landing pages
Product, use-case, industry, comparison and location pages, each built for one search from parts your team reuses.
Startups and SaaS: a site that explains your product to buyers and AI tools
SaaS websites
Rebuild the site around a clearer message, then keep adding product, use-case and comparison pages with an AI coding agent.
Startup websites
Launch with a site that explains a new product in plain words, collects early interest and changes as your positioning does.
What’s checked before anything goes live
Whichever project you pick, the site leaves us with these in place.
- Every public page served as plain HTML, with structured data and a sitemap
- An llms.txt file that describes the site for AI tools
- Clear links from page to page
- Every old address redirected to its new page, when you’re moving
- Forms that send each lead’s campaign source with it
- Your brand rules and the agent’s instructions in the repository
- Checks that run before a change goes live, and a person on your team who reviews it
We moved our own 767-page site off WordPress first
We moved our own site, digitalmarketingagency.sg, off WordPress (Elementor). It’s now a static site that Vercel serves from a GitHub repository. Its sitemap lists 767 pages, and 1,011 redirects send old addresses to their new pages.
In the 30 days to 6 November 2026, 369 of its 370 changes were made with Claude Code, an AI coding agent. A check runs before every push: titles, headings, canonicals, forms, redirects and a list of false claims. When it fails, the push stops and nothing goes live.
Agentic website questions
What is an agentic website?
Which project should I start with?
Can you add this to the site I already have?
Will a move hurt my Google rankings?
How much does it cost?
Do I keep the site if I stop working with you?
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Find out which project your site needs, free
Send us your site, or tell us what you need. We’ll go through it before we talk, so the call starts with what we found.
- 1You get a WhatsApp from us straight away, and a reply from the team within one working day.
- 2We run your free site audit before we talk.
- 3We walk you through it on a short call. If we can help, you get a quote. If we can’t, we’ll say so.