Upcoming Webinar
The decision is the same for every Drupal site: upgrade Drupal or migrate to WordPress. This live session puts both paths side by side on cost of ownership, security, performance, and effort, so you commit to the one that pays off for your site.
Hosted by
Sathish Kumar Mariappan
CEO, BinaryWorks
Shawn Post
Senior Consultant
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enterprise leaders
Drupal 10 reaches end of life on December 9, 2026, the same week Drupal 12 launches. Older Drupal versions are already past end of life. Every one of these sites has to go somewhere, and for most teams the default answer is a Drupal upgrade. For some, that is the right call. For others, it means paying to maintain a platform that is heavier than the site now needs.
Upgrading Drupal keeps your structured content, permissions, and integrations, but every contributed and custom module has to be compatible with the version you move to, and older builds carry more of that work
Switching to WordPress can speed up publishing and simplify upkeep, but it means rebuilding features, remapping content, and protecting rankings through the move
Staying where you are is not an option. Drupal 10 core stops getting security fixes on December 9, and hosts keep phasing out the PHP and Symfony versions it depends on
The wrong choice rarely fails on launch day. It shows up over the next 12 to 36 months in hosting, maintenance, developer hours, and how long your team takes to publish. That is the cost this session helps you compare, before the date decides for you.
The real cost of ownership over 12 to 36 months: hosting, upgrades, modules versus plugins, developer effort, and support for an upgraded Drupal site and WordPress, side by side
Security and compliance after end of life: patch cadence, hardening, roles and permissions, audit trails, WAF and CDN, backups, and disaster recovery on each platform
Performance and editorial speed: common bottlenecks, caching, realistic Core Web Vitals targets, and how workflows, taxonomy, and structured content change time to publish
Feature parity and integrations: multilingual, SSO, commerce, CRM, marketing automation, and ERP connections, and what is native versus custom on each side
Upgrade effort versus migration effort, what Drupal 12 launching the same week means for your timing, and a scorecard to pick your path
With 16+ years in Drupal engineering and performance architecture, Sathish has turned enterprise websites into faster, smarter, future-ready digital platforms. He has led Core Web Vitals wins, AI-driven UX improvements, and zero downtime migrations, all without bloated code or expensive rebuilds. If you want the real-world roadmap for upgrading Drupal or moving to WordPress, Sathish is the strategist to hear.
Shawn is a Drupal and WordPress strategist who blends SEO with conversion science. He has guided brands through platform moves without losing rankings, traffic, or leads, and has implemented AI personalization, intelligent search, and automated content tagging on both platforms. He will show how the CMS you choose shapes visibility, editorial speed, and revenue.
Your exact Drupal core version and minor release, and how much security runway is left, or how long it has already run without support
A contributed and custom module inventory scored for Drupal upgrade readiness and for WordPress feature parity, with every blocker named
A one-page side by side snapshot of an upgraded Drupal site and WordPress for your build, covering security, performance, editorial workflow, integrations, and what your current setup is costing you to run
A recommended path with a sequenced upgrade or migration roadmap, plus live Q and A with certified Drupal and WordPress engineers
Join us live and leave knowing which investment pays off for your site, a Drupal upgrade or a WordPress migration, plus a free migration readiness audit scoped to your own build. December 9 does not move, and every week spent undecided comes out of your upgrade or migration runway.
