Can I keep blogging on my own domain?

Yes — that is the point of the blog module. It runs on your domain, with per-post SEO fields, categories, an RSS feed, a sitemap and one-click submission to Google, Bing and IndexNow. It can also be a private portal: open to everyone, to any FlyB login, or only to invited emails.

Do I have to migrate my posts?

There is no automatic WordPress importer. In practice most sites move the posts that still earn traffic and leave the rest, which is also the right moment to redirect the URLs that matter.

What about page speed?

Published pages are server-rendered and cached, with above-the-fold content deliberately kept free of animation libraries and images loaded in priority order. There is no caching plugin to configure because there is no plugin layer.

Is it really no-code?

Yes for everything above. If you do need to drop in a script or an embed, sections include a custom HTML block — that is the escape hatch, and it is the only one.

FlyB vs WordPress

A WordPress alternative with nothing to update on a Sunday

WordPress can do anything, and the price of that is that you assemble and then maintain it: a theme, a page builder, an SEO plugin, a forms plugin, a booking plugin, a caching plugin, hosting, updates and the security surface all of it adds up to. FlyB is the opposite trade. The AI writes and publishes the site, the blog runs on your own domain with the technical SEO already done, and booking, forms, CRM, checkout, email and analytics are parts of the same product — nothing to install, nothing to keep patched.

What the plugin stack was doing, and what replaces it

The theme and the page builder

Describe the business and the AI writes the copy, the section structure and the images and publishes the page. Sections are typed and reorderable, and edits go to a draft so the live site never changes mid-thought.

The SEO plugin

Titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, hreflang, structured data, the sitemap and the robots rules are generated rather than configured — and a published blog can be submitted to Google, Bing and IndexNow in one click.

The forms plugin

Lead capture forms with custom fields, required/optional/hidden modes and international phone capture, embedded in a page or given their own public link. Submissions become CRM contacts in a stage you choose.

The booking plugin

A native calendar with two-way Google Calendar sync, Google Meet links, vacations, availability windows and custom questions — with a public booking page of its own.

The CRM and the newsletter plugin

One contact database with pipelines and automation rules, and email templates personalized from contact fields, sent by those rules. Every campaign carries a working unsubscribe link.

Hosting, caching and the update treadmill

There is nothing to host and nothing to update. The blog can be a public publication or a members-only portal, on your own domain, with comments and guest authoring if you want them.

When WordPress is still the better choice

You need something genuinely custom. WordPress is open source and extensible without limit; FlyB is a product with a defined feature set, and a custom HTML section is as far as it bends.
You are running a large editorial operation — hundreds of authors, complex taxonomies and editorial workflow. FlyB's blog is built for a business publishing regularly, not for a newsroom.
You already have a WordPress site that works and someone who maintains it. The strongest argument for moving is the maintenance you are doing yourself; if you are not doing it, that argument is weaker.

How the switch works

1
Generate the site
Describe the business. The AI writes and publishes the whole page — you are choosing what to keep from the old site, not rebuilding it.
2
Move the domain
Connect your custom domain as a subdomain or at the root with www. The address people already know keeps working.
3
Start the blog and let it be indexed
Publish on your own domain with the metadata, the sitemap and the RSS feed already handled, then submit the post to Google, Bing and IndexNow from the dashboard.

Questions about moving from WordPress

Can I keep blogging on my own domain?: Yes — that is the point of the blog module. It runs on your domain, with per-post SEO fields, categories, an RSS feed, a sitemap and one-click submission to Google, Bing and IndexNow. It can also be a private portal: open to everyone, to any FlyB login, or only to invited emails.
Do I have to migrate my posts?: There is no automatic WordPress importer. In practice most sites move the posts that still earn traffic and leave the rest, which is also the right moment to redirect the URLs that matter.
What about page speed?: Published pages are server-rendered and cached, with above-the-fold content deliberately kept free of animation libraries and images loaded in priority order. There is no caching plugin to configure because there is no plugin layer.
Is it really no-code?: Yes for everything above. If you do need to drop in a script or an embed, sections include a custom HTML block — that is the escape hatch, and it is the only one.

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