Builderius 1.3.4-beta Release Notes

Static Site Generation

First release of static site generation. Export any Builderius project as a fully static site and deploy it to ZIP, GitHub Pages, or Cloudflare Pages from inside the builder.

Static Site Generation

Added: Full static site export from any Builderius project

Generate a complete static site from your Builderius project. Clean HTML, CSS, JS, optimized assets, working navigation. No PHP, no database, no WordPress runtime needed in production. Edit content in WordPress, design visually in Builderius, deploy the output anywhere.

What ships in this release:

Project to static site. One click generates the full site. Pages, assets, and links resolved. Output is regular HTML and CSS, no framework wrapping, no runtime layer.

Three deployment targets available now:

• XIP for any host that accepts file uploads. Configure once, deploy on demand.
• GitHub Pages for free static hosting tied to a repository. Connect with a token, push the generated site directly.
• Cloudflare Pages for fast global delivery. One API token, one click, the site is live on pages.dev or your custom domain.

More providers are planned. ZIP, GitHub, and Cloudflare cover most static hosting needs today. Deploying to Github, user can connect a repository to additional targets (FlyWP, Vercel…) and ship there with current integrations already.

Integrated with releases. Static generation runs against a release, not the live editor state. The same release workflow you use for staging applies to static export. Stage, release, deploy.

Supports full website export beyond Builderius templates and pages. During build user can pick and choose what to include, and this covers both pages built with Builderius or with other tools. It also includes markup and styles from other plugins.

What this means in practice. WordPress becomes your CMS and editing environment. Builderius is the design and development environment. The deployed site is static, fast, and free or cheap to host. No PHP on the production server, no plugin updates breaking the front end, no database to maintain.

Once your client actually requires WordPress, redirect the domain to WordPress hosted site and continue from there.

Installation

Download from your account dashboard or contact support for beta access.