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title: "Static WordPress for Dev Teams | Static Studio"
description: "Give marketing, SEO, and content teams WordPress without running WordPress in production. Use Static Studio to publish blogs, resources, landing pages, and mounted sections like /blog as static output."
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![Dev Teams 1](https://simplystatic.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/ss-bg-wave-scaled.jpg)

***For Dev Teams***

# Give teams WordPress without running WordPress in production

Studio lets marketing, SEO, and content teams use WordPress for blogs, resources, landing pages, and content sections, while production serves static output.

Mount WordPress-powered sections like /blog, /resources, or /learn into existing sites, publish to multiple domains, and keep WordPress out of your production stack.

[Start your 14-day free trial](https://static.studio/?signup=true)

[Read the docs](https://docs.static.studio/)

Great for /blog sections, resource hubs, landing pages, campaign sites,
and teams managing multiple content properties.

## Content teams need a CMS.
Production needs a cleaner boundary.

### Let teams publish without owning more WordPress infrastructure

Marketing, SEO, and content teams often ask for WordPress because it is familiar, flexible, and fast for publishing.

But for development teams, public WordPress can mean another runtime to maintain, another database to secure, another plugin stack to review, and another production dependency to support.

Studio separates the editing workflow from the production delivery model. Teams keep WordPress for content. Visitors get static pages. Developers keep control of the production boundary.

### Static delivery fits content that does not need dynamic WordPress

Blogs, resource centers, landing pages, campaign sections, and documentation-style content often do not need WordPress, PHP, database queries, plugins, and caching rules on every public request.

Studio hosts WordPress privately, generates static output, and serves that output to visitors.

It is not a replacement for engineering review, but it provides teams with a cleaner model for WordPress-powered content that falls outside your application runtime.

## Support content workflows without rebuilding your stack

Your main site or application does not need to become WordPress just because another team needs WordPress editing.

### Mounted paths

Mount WordPress-powered sections under paths like /blog, /resources, /learn, or /landing-pages.

### Generated routing config

Generate configuration for common server setups so your team knows how to connect static to the existing site.

### Static previews and rollback

Preview static output before launch, review routes and integrations, and roll back published versions when needed.

### Multi-domain publishing

Publish static output to multiple domains, subdomains, and campaign destinations from one Studio workspace.

### Private WordPress

Give editors WordPress access without making WordPress the public production runtime.

## Engineering keeps the production boundary

Studio does not remove engineering from every decision.
Your team can still control routing, DNS, launch review, tracking scripts, forms, integrations, security requirements, and production architecture.

The difference is that WordPress no longer has to power the public visitor experience.

Studio handles the private WordPress environment, static generation, publishing, previews, rollback, and delivery. Your team decides how static output connects to the existing site.

**Marketing gets WordPress. **
**Production gets static files. **
**Engineering keeps control.**

### Add WordPress content without rebuilding your stack

Start with the content section that needs WordPress most: a blog, resource center, landing page collection, campaign site, or static-friendly content hub.

Studio can publish it as static output, mount it into an existing site path, or serve it from a custom domain — without turning your main production stack into WordPress.

[Check if your site can go static](#static-site-test-tool)

[Start a 14-day free trial](https://static.studio/?signup=true)

*No credit card required. Plans start with 5 sites.*

## Plans built for modern
dev teams

Studio plans include sites, storage, and bandwidth for your workspace. Start with a few microsites, blogs, or content hubs, then expand as Studio becomes part of your workflow.

[Start your 14-day free trial](https://static.studio/?signup=true)


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				$49/month
				(5 sites)
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Great for one website including testing, staging and production (10 GB storage)

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#### Managed Static WordPress

Private WordPress hosting

Static publishing to CDN

Custom domains and SSL

Subdirectory mounting

Backups and rollback

### Site portfolio management

Central dashboard for all sites

One-click WordPress login

Site health monitoring

Security checks

Performance checks

#### Team workflow

Automated WordPress migration

Easy Team management

CEO-ready reports (soon)

Whitelabel mode (10+ sites)

Slack Support (25+ sites)

### AI-ready platform

Convert sites to Markdown

AI-ready checks

AI-friendly CLI

Local-first workflow

MCP and REST API (soon)

## Real results from
Static WordPress

See how teams use Static WordPress to improve performance, reduce production complexity, and keep WordPress where it works best: content editing.

### Airtame

[ ](https://simplystatic.com/case-studies/airtame/)

Airtame is an all-in-one platform that turns any screen into an innovative, collaborative tool for businesses and schools, with wireless screen-sharing and digital signage capabilities.

**Results:**

- Faster, more secure site delivery

- Top-notch support experience

- Improved reliability and performance

> Simply Static Studio delivers a faster, more secure site, and their support is top-notch. [..]

### Sarwa

[ ](https://simplystatic.com/case-studies/sarwa/)

Sarwa is a leading fintech company based in the UAE, offering digital investment, trading, and wealth management services across the MENA region.

**Results:**

- 70%+ faster page load times

- 100% uptime consistency

- Enterprise-grade security for financial services

> Page load times dropped by over 70%, and uptime has been consistently 100% [..]

### IdeFixx

[ ](https://simplystatic.com/case-studies/idefixx/)

IdeFixx is a group of freelance designers who collaborate under a unified brand to deliver fast and exceptionally designed websites.

**Results:**

- Scalable solution for multiple client sites

- Consistent performance across projects

- Simplified workflow for design teams

> We believe Simply Static is one of the best solutions for a wide range of users [..]

## Frequently asked

Studio is not about forcing your whole site into WordPress. It is about giving teams WordPress editing where it helps, while keeping production static where dynamic WordPress is unnecessary.

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### Does Studio replace our existing website stack?

No. Studio can publish full static sites, but it can also publish mounted sections like /blog, /resources, or /learn into an existing site. Your main application or website stack can stay in place.

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### Can we mount a WordPress blog at /blog?

Yes. Studio can publish a static WordPress-powered section at paths such as/blog, /resources, or /learn on an existing site.

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### Do we need to run WordPress in production?

No. WordPress is used as the private editing environment. Visitors receive the static output.

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### What does engineering still control?

Engineering can still control routing, DNS, launch review, tracking scripts, forms, integrations, security requirements, and production architecture. Studio handles WordPress hosting, static generation, publishing, previews, rollback, and delivery.

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### Is this the same as headless WordPress?

Not exactly. Headless WordPress usually means building and maintaining a separate frontend that consumes WordPress as a content API. Studio focuses on static publishing: WordPress is used for editing, and Studio generates static output for production.

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### Can a single WordPress installation publish to multiple domains?

Yes. Studio supports workflows where one private WordPress install publishes static output to multiple domains, subdomains, or mounted paths. Billing is based on sites, storage, and bandwidth.

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### What sites are usually not a fit?

Logged-in applications, user dashboards, WooCommerce checkout flows, membership portals, LMS platforms, forums, real-time apps, and highly personalized public pages usually need a different architecture.

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### Should dev teams use Studio or Simply Static Pro?

Use Simply Static Pro when your team wants to manage WordPress hosting, static hosting, deployment, CDN, backups, routing, and infrastructure itself.

Use Static Studio when you want managed WordPress, static hosting, automated publishing, mounted paths, generated routing config, domains, previews, rollback, health checks, security checks, performance checks, and central management across multiple sites.
