A Static Site Generator plugin for WordPress
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Now available from the WordPress Plugin Directory ..
Maintainable Static Snapshots of your site
Make Me Static takes a snapshot at the click of a button and stores the result in your Git repository. You can then set this Git repository to automatically publish to a static page provider each time it updates. Install from the plugin Directory or ..
Install via the WordPress Directory
The Plugin is available on the WordPress Plugin Directory. In your WordPress admin panel, click on "plugins", then "Add new plugin", then enter "make me static" in the search box.
Technical Support
We offer free technical support via our Forums and can provide additional support if necessary including WordPress site setup, configuration, fault finding and migration. If you find the prospect of moving your site from it's live state and replacing it with your new shiny static copy a bit daunting, let us help. We can do live migrations for most configurations.
Getting Set Up
The Make Me Static setup Wizard is available to help you get going. You will need some knowledge of your WordPress setup in order to get going, but once configured it's a simple click to publish. If you need help to configure the Plugin, please get in touch via the Forums.
What does it do?
Static Mirror
The Plugin can initiate a Crawl of your website that will result in a static copy being generated that reflects your site at a given point in time
Git based Storage
The static copy of your site is stored in a Git Repository which adds a number of features including versioning and point-in-time restore restore facility
Serve from Git
Present your static site directly from it's Git repository. This can be done transparently using one of a number of free static page providers
URL Rewrites
Each static page is adjusted as it is created so where possible your WordPress links are re-written to point to your new static URL
AJAX Support
AJAX Links are protected so JavaScript based services can still directly reference your WordPress site when published as static
Publication Notification
Support is available for third party services to notify subscribed site users automatically when new versions of the site are published
Our Standard Subscription Prices
Free Tier
LITE
FULL
FAQs: What's Involved?
Yes, you can install the plugin directly from the WordPress plugin directory and immediately use the Free Tier service to publish a static version of your site. If you have a larger site and want faster publication then you may need to subscribe to one of our paid services for the additional capacity.
Anywhere you like with with the proviso that the Make Me Static Web-crawlers can access it. Typically on a machine in your home or office so long as it's made available to the Internet by means of a proxy or Tunnel. We can recommend a number of free tunnelling solutions, please ask for more detail on the Forums.
Of course! We provide free support via our Support Forums, alternatively we offer a very cost effective migration package where we convert your site into a static version and set-up the Plugin and all other associated configuration - starting at £25 (one-off).
Of course! We offer an un-managed service whereby we provide you with a blank WordPress instance running in it's own isolated environment for just £3 per month.
Alternatively we offer managed instances for £10 per month where we will migrate in your existing instance, configure Make Me Static, and deal with ongoing support queries.
Absolutely! Domain fees are relatively inexpensive. For example we charge £6 per year for a UK domain name or £10 per years for a .COM domain. (Please ask for a quote if you have a more exotic domain name) Typically we charge a registration fee when domains are transferred to us, which extends the renewal date of the domain by 12 months. Our fees do not cover any 'exit' fees your current provider may charge.