Drupal Upgrade Readiness Assessment
Questions
How did you find our site? Has it been hacked?
We reviewed the public homepages of about 30,000 government and school websites, and only looked at what any web browser can see. No testing or probing. So we don't know whether anything is wrong; the assessment checks properly, with your permission. More at How we found you
We're on Drupal 10. Isn't that current?
Until December 9, 2026. After that, newly found security holes in Drupal 10 won't be patched by the Drupal project.
Why an assessment first, instead of a quote for the whole job?
Because honest pricing means looking. Drupal sites vary a lot, and the only fair way to price an upgrade is to see your code, including whether upgrading or switching platforms makes more sense for your site and budget.
Why $3,500?
It's the first step of the full upgrade, offered on its own so it fits a small purchase instead of a big budget request. You get real numbers before committing to anything bigger, and you get to see the quality of our work.
What if we don't hire you for the upgrade?
You keep the report. Do the upgrade yourselves or hand it to any developer; it saves them the discovery work they'd otherwise bill you for.
Do we need an RFP?
Usually not for the assessment. For the upgrade, it depends on your purchasing limits; our quote is written to fit whichever process you use.
How can we pay?
Card or bank payment through Stripe checkout, P-card, or invoice (Net 30, check or ACH) against your PO. We provide a W-9 and a certificate of insurance on request.