Panderr – Website Migration

Start with the WordPress website you already have. This plugin adds a Panderr screen to your WordPress admin, detects your public website URL and website name, and opens the external Panderr service when you choose to continue.

Panderr generates a free preview of what it can recreate from your live website’s design and content. No signup is needed to look at the preview. Compare it with your existing website before deciding whether to proceed.

The plugin is a handoff to the Panderr service. It does not export a WordPress database, copy installed plugins or themes, create a backup, or move a WordPress installation between hosts.

The Panderr service offers three approaches:

• Preserve — recreate the existing design and content as closely as possible.
• Improve — use the existing identity and content as a starting point for improvements.
• Redesign — use the existing website as the starting point for a new design.

The generated preview may differ from the original. WordPress plugin features, accounts, checkout, bookings, and other dynamic functionality need their own assessment and plan. The preview does not independently verify SEO preservation, redirects, rankings, or complete functionality.

The WordPress plugin is free. Keeping the recreated website through Panderr costs $99 one-time and includes 30 days of edit access. Hosting is separate: choose a compatible host and complete its deployment steps, or use optional Panderr hosting at $15/month. Optional Studio editing after the included period costs $99/year or $12/month at current pricing; an ongoing Studio subscription is not required to keep the website.

Generating a preview does not change your existing website. Plan hosting, domain cutover, and email continuity before canceling existing services.

External Services

This plugin connects to the external Panderr service at https://panderr.com/.

When an administrator clicks “Continue with Panderr”, the plugin opens Panderr in a new browser tab and sends the following information as URL parameters:

• The public URL of the WordPress website.
• The WordPress website name.
• A source value identifying WordPress as the originating platform.