Website restoration · Wayback Machine → WordPress

Your Wayback site, restored in WordPress — every original URL intact

Original permalinks, including ?p=123 and ?cat=5 — serving original content, not 404s. Byte-exact rel=canonical. A 301/410 redirect map. A QA report you can show your client. From $99, delivered in 3–5 days.

$99–149 per site$69–89 white-label3–5 days deliveryQA report + redirects.csv in every package
What you get

The delivery, item by item

  • Every original URL worksincluding ?p=123, ?cat=5, ?tag=x parameter URLs, serving the original content
  • rel=canonical matches each URL byte-for-byteno restored page 301s to another
  • redirects.csvthe full 301/410 map for everything the archive didn’t keep
  • sitemap.xml + robots.txtsitemap built from live pages; robots generated, not archived
  • Zero archive tracesno web.archive.org or wayback mentions anywhere in the package
  • QA report% of pages restored, the reason behind every miss, source timestamps
  • White-label documentation pack (EN+RU)install guide, edit rules, credentials — branded for your agency
  • Honest limit: archived-winscontent stays exactly as archived. We restore, we don’t rewrite.
Why not just Archivarix / WBMD

Files are not a WordPress site

Archivarix is a solid file downloader at $10 per 1,000 files — and their own WordPress page states that when importing articles, the design of the original site is not copied, nor are the URL addresses of the articles. waybackmachinedownloader.com dumps captures into folders with dead forms and search. Both are fine for raw files. If you need a WordPress site where every original URL resolves with a correct canonical — that’s a different job, and it’s the only job we do. Full comparison, with their own disclaimer linked →

How it works

Six steps, no surprises

  1. You send the domain — I inventory every capture the archive holds for it.
  2. Free coverage audit — you see what % is recoverable before paying anything.
  3. Rebuild — pages come back from the snapshots inside your archive window, structure and URLs preserved.
  4. QA pass — every URL checked for status, canonical and content match; every miss documented with a reason.
  5. Handover — install package with docs (white-label on request); you deploy, or I do.
  6. 14 days of post-install support — if anything differs from the QA report, I fix it.
White-label

Your brand on everything

Install guide, QA report, edit rules, credentials — branded as yours. Nothing in the package points back to me. Wholesale $69–89, you bill retail. NDA on request. How the white-label arrangement works →

FAQ

Four answers, up front

Do forms and search work?

Forms render but don’t submit (actions are neutralized). Search returns an empty results page — the archive simply doesn’t hold what’s beyond it.

Is the content exactly as archived?

Yes. Archived-wins: we don’t improve, rewrite or add anything.

What about pages the archive missed?

They’re 301 or 410 per a documented map. Nothing disappears silently.

What about the content rights?

We restore archives of domains you own. Rights to the content remain your responsibility.

All 12 questions →

Free audit

Get a Free Archive Coverage Audit

Send a domain, get a report of what’s recoverable, within ~2-3 hours. One email with the report. No newsletter, no sequence, no calls.

One email with the report, within ~2-3 hours. No newsletter, no drip sequence, no follow-up calls.
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