Archive Restoration
Recover a lost website from the Wayback Machine into clean, fully editable WordPress. Every page, image and parametric URL (?p=, ?id=) preserved.
Losing a website is stressful. Whether the hosting lapsed, the developer vanished, or the domain expired — the Wayback Machine usually still has a copy. But turning that archive snapshot back into a working, editable WordPress site is where most "restoration" services quietly fail.
Most budget services deliver a static HTML dump — a screenshot of your site wrapped in code. WordPress is quoted as an extra. Parametric URLs (?p=, ?id=) are "not included." Broken images become your problem. I do it differently: you get a real WordPress install, with every page imported, every parametric URL recovered, and the site live on your domain.
My custom capture pipeline pulls every URL from the archive — including the parametric ones most tools skip. AI-assisted cleanup strips archive artifacts, outdated contacts, and broken links across every page in one pass. Then I import everything into a working WordPress install, configure hosting, SSL, and Cloudflare, and hand you admin access.
What's included
Pricing
Fixed price. No surprise add-ons. Payment terms agreed upfront.
Starter
Up to 300 pages. 2-day delivery. 1 revision round. Full WordPress setup included.
- Up to 300 pages recovered
- 2-day delivery
- 1 revision round
- Full WordPress install
- Hosting & SSL setup
- Parametric URL support
Standard
Up to 3,000 pages. 3-day delivery. 2 revision rounds. Deep content and link verification.
- Up to 3,000 pages recovered
- 3-day delivery
- 2 revision rounds
- Deep content & link verification
- AI-assisted cleanup pass
- Everything in Starter
Advanced
10,000+ pages. 4-day delivery. 3 revision rounds. Full quality guarantee on every page.
- 10,000+ pages recovered
- 4-day delivery
- 3 revision rounds
- Full quality guarantee
- Priority support channel
- Everything in Standard
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