Staatic – Static Site Generator for WordPress
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About
Use WordPress as your CMS, then publish a fast, lower-exposure static version of your site.
What It Does
Staatic converts a WordPress site into a fully static HTML version that can be served without a PHP runtime. It publishes the static output to a destination of your choice, which drastically reduces server load and attack surface compared to a live WordPress install. In practice, you keep editing in WordPress as usual while visitors hit fast, pre-rendered pages.
Who It's For
This plugin fits content sites, brochure sites, and small publications where the content rarely needs server-side personalization, and where the owner wants speed and security benefits without moving off WordPress. It is well suited to agencies or developers building static deployments from a WordPress backend for clients who prefer a familiar editor.
Who Should Skip It
If your site relies on dynamic features such as user logins, real-time comments, WooCommerce checkouts, or membership content, a static build will break that functionality unless you carefully exclude those routes. Sites under 2,000 active installs of similar tools suggest a smaller user base, so anyone needing a battle-tested enterprise solution should look elsewhere.
The Bottom Line
Staatic earns a solid 75.48 out of 100 thanks to excellent maintenance and compatibility, but its niche appeal and limited support history mean it is a specialist tool, not a general recommendation. It is the right choice when the goal is a static, low-exposure site fed by WordPress, and a poor choice for anything that depends on server-side interactivity.
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