PHP 8.2 reaches its end of life on 31 December 2026
That is the last day of security support for PHP 8.2. If your WordPress site runs on it, we can upgrade it.
What end of life means
php.net's supported versions page gives 31 December 2026 as the end of security support for PHP 8.2. It defines end of life as: «A release that is no longer supported. Users of this release should upgrade as soon as possible, as they may be exposed to unpatched security vulnerabilities.»
The same page gives 31 December 2027 for PHP 8.3, the version we switch to.
Upgrade from PHP 8.2 before its end of life, 31 December 2026
from US$600
per WordPress site
A backup, a compatibility read of plugins and theme, a staging rehearsal, the switch to PHP 8.3 on the live site, and the main pages checked.
A plugin that breaks is quoted before any fix.
A lower price may not cover all of this. Before you compare, ask whether it includes the backup, the compatibility read and the staging rehearsal before the switch on the live site. Here, all three are in the price.
Half of the quoted price is paid at the start.