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Drupal Upgrade Readiness Assessment

Still running Drupal 7? Your upgrade starts with one easy step.

Drupal 7 stopped getting security updates in January 2025. This leaves your systems and data vulnerable to security, stability and speed issues.

A full upgrade is a big project, so we're offering the first step as a standalone product.

The Drupal Upgrade Readiness Assessment is a module by module scan covering security, usability and reliability, including a full custom code review.

This gives you everything you need to understand and document your current situation to share upstream and get the full upgrade approved.

Buy the assessment: $3,500$5,000

Paying by P-card, invoice or purchase order? Request a quote

See what you get: sample report →

Why it matters

Security

The Drupal project no longer releases security fixes for Drupal 7, so newly found weaknesses stay open. In 2018, a single Drupal flaw was used to hijack more than 400 government and university websites.

Source

Speed

Outdated sites tend to get slow, and that sluggishness usually shows up across your systems, affecting daily tasks for staff and the people you serve. Want a number? Run Google's free speed test on your homepage.

Run Google's speed test

None of this is a criticism. Drupal 7 held up for over a decade, and sites fall behind when teams and budgets turn over. It's just a sign the site is overdue.

What's the pitch

Drupal Upgrade Readiness Assessment: $3,500

Fixed price · delivered in 10 business days

Here's exactly what's in the report:

  • Security: every module checked for open security advisories, plus quick fixes you can make right away.
  • Speed: Google speed tests on your top pages, what's slowing them down, and what the upgrade fixes.
  • Usability: the day-to-day pain points your editors deal with, plus an accessibility scan (WCAG 2.1 AA) of your top pages.
  • Custom code review: every module, theme and custom file, what each one needs (update, replace, rewrite or remove) and the hours it takes.
  • A fixed-price upgrade plan, written to paste straight into a budget request or purchase order.

No big IT department, no budget line yet? That's who this is for. At $3,500 it usually fits under small-purchase limits, so no formal bid or board vote.

Questions about the assessment →

Then do the upgrade with us, yourselves, or any dev team you like. The report is yours, and it saves whoever builds it the discovery work they'd otherwise bill you for.