WordPress is easy to edit and runs a huge share of the web, which is exactly why it needs care. We build WordPress sites that are quick and safe, and we show you how to update them yourself.
What’s included
Design, theme or builder setup, security basics and training
“Our WordPress site has 40 plugins, and nobody knows what half of them do.”
“Every update breaks something, so we stopped updating.”
“The page builder is so slow to edit that I avoid it.”
“The theme looked great in the demo and nothing like that with our content.”
“The person who set it up is gone, and so are the logins.”
“It gets hacked, cleaned and hacked again.”
What we do
We build WordPress sites the way we’d want to look after them: simple underneath, easy to edit on top.
Design for your business
A design made for your services and your customers, not a demo theme stretched to fit.
A theme built to last
Either a custom theme coded for your site or a well-supported page builder, chosen with you. The honest pros and cons are below.
Editing that makes sense
We set up the editor so you change text, photos and prices in clearly labeled places, without breaking the layout.
Only the plugins you need
Each plugin is someone else’s code running on your site. We use as few as we can, pick ones that are actively maintained and write down why each one is there.
Security from day one
Strong logins with two-step sign-in, regular backups, spam protection on forms and safe hosting settings.
Speed and search basics
Compressed images and caching make the site quick. Clean page titles and a sitemap help Google read it.
Moving in from another site
Coming from Wix, Squarespace or an older WordPress site? We move the content and add redirects so old links keep working.
How it works
1
Talk and plan
About 1 week
We learn your business and look at any current site. Then we agree in writing on the pages and the theme approach, and on the price.
2
Design
1–2 weeks
We design the key pages and write or edit the copy. You review, and we revise.
3
Build
2–4 weeks
We build the theme and set up the plugins. Once your content is in, we test on phones and computers.
4
Launch and training
2–3 days
We go live on hosting in your name, then walk you through editing, with a recording to keep.
Built right, from the inside
Most WordPress headaches start with choices made during the build: which theme and plugins you use, and who keeps them updated. Here’s how we handle each one.
Custom theme: fast and tidy
A theme coded for your site loads only what it uses. That makes it quicker, with fewer moving parts. The trade-off: big layout changes later need a developer.
Page builder: flexible, a bit heavier
Builders like Elementor, or WordPress’s own block editor, let you rearrange pages yourself. They add more code and can be slower, so we use them when you want that freedom and keep them lean.
Plugin discipline
Each plugin you don’t install is one less thing to update. It’s also one less door for attackers, and one less chance of two plugins clashing. We skip plugins that haven’t been updated in a long time and remove what isn’t used.
Updates and security
WordPress itself releases fixes often, and so do themes and plugins. Apply them on a schedule, with a backup first and a quick test after, and the site stays safe. A care plan can handle this every month.
Training you’ll actually use
A short session on the tasks you’ll really do, like editing a page, posting news or swapping a photo. You keep the recording.
Your hosting account and domain are in your name. The WordPress admin login is yours as well. We use our own user account, which you can remove at any time.
What it costs
Starting at$3,000
The starting price covers a WordPress business site: design, a custom theme or builder setup, content loading, security basics, launch on your hosting and training. You get a fixed price in writing before we start.
For many business sites, yes. It’s easy to edit and widely supported. You can also move it to any host you like. It does need regular updates, so it fits best when you have a care plan or someone who keeps it current.
Custom theme or page builder: which is better?
A custom theme is faster and tidier, but less flexible if you want to change layouts yourself. A page builder lets you rearrange pages without help but adds weight. We recommend one based on how often you plan to change things.
How many plugins is too many?
There’s no magic number. What matters is whether each plugin is needed, kept up to date and from a trusted source. A site with a few well-chosen plugins is far easier to keep safe than one with dozens nobody remembers installing.
Can you fix or take over my existing WordPress site?
Yes. We start by reviewing the theme and plugins. The hosting and security come next. Then we tell you whether to fix it, clean it up or rebuild it, and what each option costs.
What’s the difference between WordPress.org and WordPress.com?
WordPress.org is the free software you install on your own hosting, which gives you full control. WordPress.com is a hosted service run by the company Automattic. It has paid plans and some limits. For most business sites we recommend self-hosted WordPress, in a hosting account you own.
Who keeps the site updated after launch?
You can, and we’ll show you how. Many owners prefer to hand it to a care plan, where we apply updates after a backup, check that the site still works and handle small changes.
Will my WordPress site be secure?
We set it up with strong logins and two-step sign-in. Backups run regularly, and we use as few plugins as possible. No site is ever perfectly safe, but these steps stop most of the automated attacks that hit WordPress sites.
Get a free website review
Send us your website address. We’ll look at it the way your customers do and tell you, in plain English, what to fix first.
