Senior B2B delivery, EU jurisdiction
Cloudflare Workers WordPress agency
What I ship
- Cloudflare Pages deployment for Astro 5+ or Next.js 15 front ends
- Worker routes for the dynamic surface (auth, A/B, edge personalisation, transactional API)
- R2 for media, KV for hot reads, Durable Objects for stateful flows
- WordPress 6.7+ as the editorial back end on a managed EU PHP host
- EU-only data routing on Enterprise plans
- Logpush, synthetic tests, alerting on TTFB and 5xx rates
Why an agency that already runs on Workers
WPPoland.com itself runs on Astro + Cloudflare Workers + Cloudflare Pages. Every architecture decision in the repo is one I have shipped and now operate. The Tech Radar publishes the verdicts; the benchmarks publish the methodology; the case studies publish the anonymised outcomes. There is no learning curve invoiced to the buyer.
Who this is for
- WordPress sites where mobile Core Web Vitals limit conversion or organic visibility
- WooCommerce stores with traffic spikes that overwhelm a single-VPS origin
- Enterprise procurement requiring EU-only data routing under GDPR + NIS2 + DORA
- Multi-region brands wanting one origin feeding many edge regions
- Buyers migrating off Vercel or Netlify for cost or jurisdiction reasons
Engagement model
Senior B2B contracts on EU jurisdiction. Audit, architecture, migration, tuning. Pricing is individual. Optional retainer for new feature work and quarterly Tech Radar reviews.
Frequently asked questions
Why a Cloudflare Workers agency for WordPress specifically?
Most WordPress agencies still default to managed PHP-on-VPS hosting. Cloudflare Workers + Pages flips the cost model from per-server to per-request and absorbs traffic spikes that would knock a VPS over. WPPoland.com itself runs on this stack; the receipts are public via the Tech Radar and the published benchmarks.
Can WordPress run entirely on Cloudflare?
The public surface, yes. The PHP back end stays where you put it, usually on a managed EU PHP host. Astro 5+ or Next.js 15 renders the front end and deploys to Cloudflare Pages. Worker routes handle the dynamic surface (auth, A/B, edge personalisation, transactional API). R2 holds media; KV holds hot reads; Durable Objects handle stateful flows.
Does this work for WooCommerce checkout?
Yes, with the right architecture. Catalogue and product detail render from the edge with cache. Cart and checkout run as SSR or as separate Worker routes that read live from WooCommerce. The route split is deliberate so commercial pages stay fast and transactional pages stay correct.
What about EU jurisdiction and GDPR?
Cloudflare offers EU-only data routing on Enterprise plans. The WordPress origin stays where you put it, usually an EU PHP host. For GDPR I treat Cloudflare as a processor, the EU origin as the controller's data location, and document the request flow in the records of processing activities. NIS2 and DORA controls layer on top.
How do you migrate from Vercel or Netlify?
The build output for Astro and Next.js is compatible with Cloudflare Pages with minor adapter changes. Edge functions and middleware port from Vercel Edge Runtime to Workers in most cases. I scope the migration after a one-hour audit; pricing is individual.
Related service surfaces
This page covers buying intent for working with a Cloudflare-Workers-native WordPress agency. The full Cloudflare edge deployment service pillar documents the engagement model, HowTo schema, and architecture detail. For the broader headless architecture context, see Headless WordPress. For the dynamic-surface Worker routes specifically, see Next.js developer service pillar.
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