Themes, plugins and WooCommerce builds, put together so that publishing a page, adding a product or launching a promotion never has to come back to a developer.
Most sites need the first. Stores need the second. The third is what happens when WordPress has to talk to the rest of the business.
A theme built to your design on the block editor, with no page builder licence to keep paying and nothing that breaks if a plugin is deactivated.
A store that handles your catalogue, your tax rules and your shipping — not the demo’s. Checkout is tuned for completion rather than for the number of steps.
The custom work that sits between WordPress and whatever else the business already runs on, so the same record is never kept in two places.
Pick the one that matches the size of the site you need. The figure is fixed before we start, and anything outside it is quoted separately before we do it.
A straightforward WordPress site for a personal brand or a small business that needs to look credible and be found.
A custom build for a business that is growing and needs the site to carry more than one message.
A fully custom WooCommerce store, set up to take payment and handle your tax and shipping rules.
Prices are in USD and cover our work. Domain registration, hosting and any paid plugin or theme licence are billed at cost and named separately. Need something larger than the e-commerce package? Ask for a quote.
You always know which step you are on, what we are waiting for, and what we need from you to finish it.
Thirty minutes on what the site has to do, who edits it and what it integrates with. We come back with a plan and a fixed figure.
Layouts for every template you actually need, reviewed as real pages in a browser rather than as flat images.
Theme, blocks, integrations and content migration, on a staging URL you can open at any point to see where it has got to.
DNS cutover, redirects from the old URLs, analytics and Search Console, then the walkthrough and the documentation.
None of this is unusual. It simply stops being true when a site is built to keep you dependent on the agency that built it.
Ask for any of it in writing. Every point here is in the proposal before you approve anything.
The domain, the host, the WordPress administrator account and the repository are all in your company’s name from the first day of the build.
No agency-locked licences, and nothing rented from us.
We agree Core Web Vitals targets before the build starts and measure against them on real pages — a product page with your images on it, not a stripped homepage.
Reported on the live site, with the numbers attached.
Core, theme and plugin updates run against a staging copy first, with a restore point taken before anything touches production.
Daily backups, and a restore we have already rehearsed.
A written handover covering how each template works, where content lives, which plugin does what and why it is there.
Plus a recorded walkthrough your next hire can watch.
Ask anything that is missing before you commit to a build. We would rather talk you out of the wrong package than sell it to you.
Only if you already have one and want to keep it. On a new build we use the block editor that ships with WordPress, because it adds no licence you have to keep renewing and it does not leave the site unusable if the plugin is ever deactivated.
Page builders are not a bad tool. They are a bad thing to be unable to remove.
Yes. We start with an audit of the theme, the plugin list, the speed numbers and the security posture, and we tell you plainly whether it is worth repairing or rebuilding.
Sometimes the honest answer is that three plugins need removing and nothing else. We would rather say that than sell a rebuild.
Either we do, as part of managed hosting and care, or we build to your host’s requirements and hand it over. Both are fine. What we will not do is put a site somewhere we know cannot run it properly and let you find out at your first traffic spike.
You leave with all of it — the domain, the database, the theme, the media library, the documentation and the analytics history. The accounts are already in your name, so there is nothing for us to release.
Send the brief and a plan with a fixed figure comes back inside one business day.