For WordPress portfolio owners

The upkeep treadmill is not the job.

Updates, plugin conflicts, and backups keep a WordPress site alive. They do not keep it earning. Unpushed is the way off the treadmill: move once, then every change is previewed, approved, and verified on the real page.

  1. Find it
  2. Preview it
  3. Approve it
  4. Push it
  5. Check the real page

01 / Where it hurts

The work you already know.

Care work eats the week

Patching and plugin upkeep fill the calendar and move nothing. It is necessary work that never compounds.

Leaving feels dangerous

Sites rank because of URLs built over years. A careless move can cost a third of the traffic — so the move has to be mapped and verified, not hoped for.

Nobody checks the real page

Care dashboards report that updates ran. They never confirm that the page your visitor gets is the page you approved.

02 / What changes

Same loop. Your week looks different.

  • Every URL is mapped before anything moves
  • The cutover is previewed, then checked on the real pages
  • After the move, upkeep is a loop — not a chore list

03 / Request access

Care plans keep WordPress alive. Unpushed keeps your sites earning.

Request access

Request access

Carry work to the real page.

Tell us what you run and where work gets stuck. We open access in small batches for operators running one site or a portfolio.

  • +Find work, make changes, and review preview before push
  • +Explicit approval before anything goes live
  • +Live Check verifies what visitors actually got
  • +Looking is free; credits move generation, publishing, and shipping

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