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Typeroll and WordPress compared

WordPress is an open-source CMS, extended with themes and plugins and run on a PHP server with a database. Typeroll is open source too, but publishes the site as static files, so nothing runs behind the pages your visitors see.

Side by side

WordPress (self-hosted)Typeroll
LicenceGPLv2 or laterMIT
Runs onPHP (8.3+ recommended) with MySQL 8.0+ or MariaDB 10.11+Public site: static files on Cloudflare. CMS: Typeroll Cloud or self-hosted
UpdatesCore, themes and plugins on the live serverCMS updates never change the live site; you publish when ready
ExtendingThemes and pluginsBuilt-in blocks and modules, custom block types, Extensions as separate services
AI agentsOfficial MCP Adapter package bridging the Abilities API, HTTP and STDIO; abilities private until opted inHosted MCP server with OAuth; site-building tools and skills included
EditingBlock editorVisual block editor, built-in AI assistant
EcosystemVery large: themes, plugins, hosts, developersYoung (beta)

Choose WordPress when

  • You need plugins that run on every request: shops, memberships, logged-in areas.
  • You rely on the WordPress ecosystem of themes, hosts and developers.

Choose Typeroll when

  • You run content sites and want no server or plugins to patch.
  • AI agents should build and maintain the site through MCP.
  • You want sites in your own Cloudflare account, as static files.

Moving over

Migrate from WordPress to Astro keeps every URL and imports content and media.

Sources

Facts about WordPress come only from its own documentation and website, checked on 1 November 2026. If something has changed, tell us and we will correct it.

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