Divi 5 has been the new standard since February 26, 2026. Divi 4 will keep receiving support until at least the end of February 2027, and not after that. This shift changes essential parts under the hood of your website, comparable to fitting a new engine in your car. I make sure that switch happens on time and safely, without you ever needing to look under the hood yourself.
Sign up for the Divi 5 migration →Your website is more compact and manageable now than it will be a year and a half from now. Migrate now, and the job stays smaller while the switch goes more smoothly.
Divi 5 stores every section separately instead of as one long shortcode. That makes the editor faster and your website lighter, which also counts toward your ranking in Google.
With Divi 5 you keep receiving security updates. No moment where your website becomes more vulnerable.
Migrate now, and you decide when it happens. Wait until early 2027, and plenty of other Divi users will be waiting too, so you no longer choose your own moment.
Once support for Divi 4 ends, security updates stop too. A website that is no longer updated is an easy target for hackers, even with good security plugins.
Your website keeps working, but you will not benefit from the faster loading times, the more pleasant editor and the new features Divi 5 offers.
Wait until the last moment, and a great many Divi users migrate at the same time. Then it is no longer you who decides when your website is up, the queue decides.
The longer you wait, the more content and changes are likely to be added to your site. A bigger website means more work, and therefore a higher price for the migration.
I have been building WordPress websites with Divi for years and I am following the development of Divi 5 closely. I would rather you run your business without worry, while I keep an eye on the technology behind your website. That is why I prefer to handle this migration myself, from the first back-up right through to the final test.
Every migration follows the same fixed steps, so nothing is left to chance.
I never migrate directly on your live website. First I make a full back-up, then I set up a test environment where I carry out the migration and test everything thoroughly. Only once everything checks out do I put the migrated website live.
After you sign up, I will personally get in touch with you to agree on a schedule. A migration takes time to do properly, and I would rather work thoroughly than rushed.
Please note: once your website has been copied to the test environment, you can no longer make changes yourself in the live environment. Any changes you make after that point will be lost the moment I put the migrated website live again.
* a complex webshop with a payment gateway or booking modules carries an extra surcharge of €100
Fill in your details and your website address. I will take a look at your site, get in touch with you, and together we will agree on when the migration suits you best.
Monique Maessen-Demoet
Demoet graphic design
info@demoetgraphicdesign.com
www.demoetgraphicdesign.com