A WordPress alternative built for multisite and AI.
WordPress powers a large share of the web, and does it well. But once you run several sites, several languages and AI agents that draft content, the stack of plugins to assemble and maintain grows fast. Plumixia ships those features in the core of the CMS.
Why look for a WordPress alternative?
The teams who contact us aren't leaving WordPress because it is bad, but because their needs changed: more sites, more languages, and more and more content prepared by AI.
- Plugins to keep up with: every added feature is one more plugin to update and keep compatible
- Multilingual through a plugin: languages and hreflang rely on a third-party module
- Multisite to set up: possible, but it has to be enabled, hosted and administered
- AI bolted on afterwards: agents go through plugins or integrations you have to pick and secure
WordPress and Plumixia, side by side.
| WordPress | Plumixia | |
|---|---|---|
| Multilingual | Through a plugin (variants, hreflang, translation) | Native: linked language variants, automatic hreflang, assisted translation |
| Multisite | Multisite mode to enable and administer | Native: each site has its own domains, languages, theme and media library |
| AI agents | Through plugins or third-party integrations | Built-in MCP server, the agent works as drafts with your permissions |
| Updates | Core, theme and plugins to maintain | Handled for you on managed hosting, no third-party plugins |
| Revisions | On posts and pages | On everything: pages, layouts, shared components, objects |
| Technical SEO | Often completed with an SEO plugin | Title, description, sitemap, hreflang, JSON-LD and redirects in the core |
| Forms | Through a plugin | Native: multi-step, captcha, confirmation, notification |
| Ecosystem | Huge: themes, plugins, community | Smaller, features built in rather than added |
| Hosting | Anywhere, from shared to dedicated | Managed cloud in Europe or your own Kubernetes |
When WordPress is still the right choice.
Plumixia isn't for everyone. Stay on WordPress if one of these sounds like you.
- An online store built on WooCommerce and its ecosystem
- A specific plugin your business depends on, with no equivalent
- One site, one language, already stable and with no AI plans
- A team trained on WordPress that doesn't want to switch tools
Migrate from WordPress to Plumixia without losing your rankings.
Take inventory
Every known URL: sitemap, internal links, pages that get traffic or backlinks.
Move the content
Pages, media and structured data, with an AI agent to speed things up, as drafts.
Redirect
Every old URL is redirected to its new one, straight from the CMS.
Compare and switch
Old and new sites are compared page by page before the DNS changes.
Leaving WordPress, in practice
Will I lose my SEO by leaving WordPress?
Not if the migration is prepared: old URLs are redirected to the new ones, titles and descriptions are carried over, and both versions of the site are compared before switching.
Are my posts and images carried over?
Yes. Pages, posts and media are imported into Plumixia; an AI agent can speed up the work and you review before publishing.
Can I keep my design?
Yes. The theme accepts your own CSS and classes, Tailwind or other: the site can keep its current look or be redesigned along the way.
How much does Plumixia cost?
A free plan lets you start with one site. For several sites, several languages or dedicated hosting, the plan is tailored to you.