Built on Headless WordPress
Real sites running Gallop WP.
Architecturally Significant Homes
Payne, Powell, Truitt & Chandler
Douglas Newby & Associates
CMW Electric
Douglas Newby
Every one of these sites edits in WordPress and ships a fast Next.js front using our Gallop WP plugin. Headless content, real Google rankings, no theme holding them back. Same great WordPress publishing experience.
REST API
Everything a page needs, in one request
Hand Gallop a URI and it returns the whole page in a single response: the full post, its seo metadata, and your global site data, already joined, already resolved, ready to render. GET|POST /gallop/v1/post handles posts and pages, and POST /gallop/v1/category does the same for taxonomy archives. No waterfall of /wp/v2/posts, /wp/v2/media, meta, and taxonomy calls per page. One round trip instead of five, with no JWT, API keys, or complicated authentication to set up. Your front end stays simple, and your pages load fast.
The SEO is done for you. With Yoast active, the seo block is populated straight from Yoast’s indexables (canonical, meta description, OpenGraph, robots flags, reading time) so every page ships search-ready out of the box. Without Yoast, seo comes back as an empty object instead of disappearing, so your front end can check it and fall back to its own defaults.
Built In
Login, editing, and cache revalidation, already wired up
Moving off a WordPress template usually means rebuilding everything it gave you for free. Gallop templates ship with it already done. Cookie-based login is wired into the front end through the Gallop WP plugin, so editors sign in on your Next.js site with their normal WordPress credentials. No JWT layer, no separate auth service to stand up, and no API keys to manage.
Editing works the way your team already knows. Publish or update a post or page in WordPress and the Gallop plugin tells your Next.js site to revalidate the affected routes and clear their cache, so changes and new posts go live instantly with no full redeploy. Login, editing, and cache invalidation are all baked into the template, so you keep the WordPress workflow your team relies on and still ship a fast Next.js front end.
Admin
Settings and custom post types, configured from WordPress
Point Gallop at your Next.js production URL and it 301-redirects public WordPress front-end requests to the matching path on your headless host. Admin, REST API, and previews are left untouched.
Register REST-enabled custom post types from the Post Types tab and they’re immediately available through the Gallop namespace. No register_post_type() boilerplate, no developer round trip. Core post types are left alone, and content you create survives a deactivate/uninstall.