Astro Performance Benchmarks and SEO: What the Numbers Mean
60% of Astro sites pass Core Web Vitals vs 43% for WordPress. Here's what those benchmarks mean, what Astro handles for SEO, and what you still have to build.
Read →Practical thinking on web design, AI, WordPress, Google Ads, and building things that work.
60% of Astro sites pass Core Web Vitals vs 43% for WordPress. Here's what those benchmarks mean, what Astro handles for SEO, and what you still have to build.
Read →Astro ships 90% less JS than Next.js. For marketing sites, that matters — but so does who maintains the site after launch. Real benchmarks, practical verdict.
Read →Astro doesn't come with a CMS. Here's how headless CMS options work with Astro, what they cost, and when WordPress is the simpler, cheaper answer.
Read →Astro hits 95–100 Lighthouse by default. Webflow tops out near 85–90. Here's what that difference costs you — and what Webflow still does better.
Read →At $1M GMV, Shopify charges $31,000–$55,000 in annual fees. Medusa.js charges zero. Here's the full cost breakdown — and when Shopify is still the right answer.
Read →Both are open source. Both are free to license. Medusa.js starts at $50,000 to build. WooCommerce starts at $15,000. Here's when that difference is worth paying.
Read →Headless commerce separates your store's backend from its frontend. Here's what that means, what it costs, and whether your business actually needs it.
Read →Medusa.js has 30,970+ GitHub stars and zero transaction fees. A production build starts at $50,000. Here's what growing ecommerce businesses need to know before committing.
Read →Medusa.js, Saleor, and Vendure are the three serious open-source headless commerce platforms. Here's how they compare on cost, stack, and fit — including when none of them is the right answer.
Read →Medusa.js is a Node.js headless commerce engine. Here's how its modular architecture works, what you build on top of it, and what that means for your business.
Read →Shopify's Basic plan is $39/month. At $1M annual revenue, you're paying $31,000–$55,000 in fees. Here's the full cost breakdown nobody puts on their pricing page.
Read →A Shopify to headless migration takes 5–8 months and costs $100,000–$600,000. Here's how to know if you're actually ready — and when WooCommerce is the smarter move.
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