For Marketing Teams
Keep WordPress for content.
Keep production static.
Use WordPress for blogs, resources, landing pages, and content hubs while Studio publishes fast static output for visitors.
Mount WordPress-powered sections like /blog, /resources, or /learn into an existing site, publish to custom domains, and manage everything from one workspace.
Great for blogs, resource centers, landing pages, campaign sites,
and marketing content teams managing multiple properties.
Marketing wants speed.
Engineering wants fewer interruptions.
Keep the WordPress publishing experience
Marketing teams need to launch pages, update content, publish campaigns, improve SEO, and move quickly. WordPress is often the fastest way to make that happen.
But when the public marketing site depends on WordPress in production, every campaign can become an engineering concern: hosting, plugins, caching, performance, security, and last-minute launch issues.
Studio separates the editing workflow from the public delivery model. Marketing keeps WordPress. Visitors get static pages. Engineering gets fewer ongoing website interruptions.
PageSpeed is part of marketing
Slow pages hurt campaigns, SEO, paid traffic, and conversion rates.
Static delivery helps because visitors receive prebuilt pages from a global CDN instead of waiting on WordPress, PHP, database calls, plugins, and caching rules for every request.
Studio is not a magic promise that every site will automatically hit every score.
It is a cleaner delivery model for marketing content that does not need dynamic WordPress on every public request.
Mount WordPress under /blog, /resources, or /learn
Your main site does not need to run WordPress just because your marketing team wants a WordPress blog.
Studio can publish a WordPress-powered content section as static output and mount it at an existing site path, such as/blog, /resources, or /learn.
Marketing keeps the familiar WordPress workflow. Engineering adds the generated routing configuration once. Visitors get static pages.
/blog
Publish posts, SEO content, announcements, and thought leadership under the main site path.
/resources
Build a resource center, a guide library, a webinar archive, or an educational content hub.
/landing-pages
Launch campaign pages without turning every landing page into an engineering release.
/learn
Create educational content, guides, and product education without adding WordPress to production.
Publish the content
marketing owns
Your team can keep using WordPress for the work that matters while Studio handles static generation, hosting, publishing, and delivery.
Blogs and content marketing
Keep publishing posts, articles, resources, and SEO content in a familiar CMS.
Campaign landing pages
Launch fast static pages for campaigns, product launches, paid traffic, and lead generation.
Resource centers
Build libraries, guides, webinars, customer stories, and educational content hubs.
Brand and product pages
Update messaging, visuals, positioning, and product information without waiting for a full rebuild.
Microsites and campaign domains
Publish static campaign destinations to custom domains or subdomains from the same Studio workspace.
Mounted content sections
Add WordPress-powered sections, such as/blog to an existing site without running WP in production.
Engineering gets out of the maintenance loop
Studio does not remove engineering from every decision. They may still help with the initial fit check, routing, DNS, forms, tracking, integrations, and launch review.
But after setup, marketing can publish through WordPress while Studio handles static generation and delivery.
For mounted sections like /blog or /resources, Studio can generate routing configuration for common server setups so engineering knows exactly how to connect the static output to the existing site.
Start with the part marketing owns
Check compatibility in seconds. If your site is ready, migrate it to Static Studio while keeping your existing workflow, URLs, and WordPress editing workflow.
14-day trial • No credit card required • Free migration support
Plans built for modern
marketing 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.
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
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
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
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 replacing WordPress for content teams. It is about using WordPress where it works best — editing and publishing — while serving static output where visitors need speed, reliability, and fewer moving parts.
Will our content team still use WordPress?
Yes. WordPress remains the editing workflow. Studio changes how the public site, blog, landing pages, or content sections are delivered to visitors.
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.
Can we use this for campaign landing pages?
Yes. Campaign pages, lead-generation pages, product launch pages, and content-driven landing pages are often strong fits, as long as dynamic elements such as forms, tracking, personalization, and integrations are handled appropriately.
Can a single WordPress installation publish to multiple domains?
Yes. Studio supports workflows in which a single private WordPress installation publishes static output to multiple domains, subdomains, or mounted paths. Billing is based on sites, storage, and bandwidth.
What counts as a site in Studio?
A site is a production destination served by Studio. It can be a full website, a custom domain, a subdomain, or a mounted section like /blog, /resources, or /learn.
Does this replace engineering completely?
No. Engineering may still help evaluate fit, routing, DNS, integrations, tracking, forms, and launch requirements. The goal is fewer ongoing interruptions after the static publishing workflow is set up.
What about our store, app, or logged-in product?
A common approach is to keep the marketing site or content section static and link to dynamic systems such as a store, app, portal, or logged-in product area separately.
Should marketing teams use Studio or Pro?
Use Simply Static Pro if your team wants to manage WordPress hosting, static hosting, deployment, CDN, backups, and infrastructure itself.
Use Static Studio if you want managed WordPress, static hosting, automated migration, mounted paths, domains, reports, health checks, security checks, performance checks, and central management.