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Lettern vs WordPress

Free and open source too, without the plugin stack.

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The builder with a magazine’s front page open, its masthead selected and its typography in the panel on the right.
The builder with a magazine’s front page open, its masthead selected and its typography in the panel on the right.

What you’d add is already there.

One team, signed updates.

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LetternWordPress
LanguagesOurs, and freeA plugin1
FormsOurs, with spam filteringA plugin2
SEOOurs, down to redirects and llms.txtA plugin3
SpeedPages publish as static HTMLA cache plugin4
AnalyticsOurs, on your own serverA plugin5
AI agentsAssistant and MCP, both oursMCP Adapter, a plugin6
UpdatesSigned, and they roll back by themselvesCore, theme and each plugin7

Checked 30 October 2026.   1. Multilingual WordPress, WordPress handbook   2. Contact form plugins, WordPress.org   3. SEO plugins, WordPress.org   4. Cache, WordPress handbook   5. Analytics plugins, WordPress.org   6. MCP Adapter, WordPress.org   7. Upgrading WordPress, WordPress handbook

11,334 new WordPress vulnerabilities in 2025.

91% of them were in plugins.

How security works here

State of WordPress Security in 2026, Patchstack

Clients edit content. Your design stays put.

Roles decide who sees what, down to one collection.

For agencies
What a restaurant’s team sees: dishes and media in the sidebar, and a short form for one dish.

What your client sees

The design screen: the restaurant’s colours beside a live preview of its site.

What you see

The builder with the SEO panel open: a search preview and a list of checks for the page.

SEO checks on every page

The dashboard just after publishing: the site is up to date and a message says the pages are live.

One click to publish

Build the next client site without the stack.

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