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WordPress Development Co.

Currently booking new engagements

Senior WordPress engineering. No page builders.

Custom themes, plugins, WooCommerce and headless builds for companies whose site has to actually work.

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Built on

  • WordPress
  • WooCommerce
  • PHP
  • Next.js
  • GraphQL
  • MySQL
  • Redis
  • Cloudflare

Anti-patterns

Things we will not do, even if you ask.

A lot of the WordPress market runs on practices we think are bad for clients. In the interest of being clear upfront:

We will not build on Elementor or Divi.

Page builders look fast in the sales pitch and charge you every month afterwards in page weight and lock-in. We build custom on Gutenberg instead.

We will not hide behind a project manager.

The engineer who writes the code is in the meetings. No telephone game, no requirements lost in translation.

We will not sell you a proprietary stack.

You own your site. No custom licensing, no maintenance lock, nothing stopping you moving the code elsewhere.

We will not disappear after launch.

Every project ships with a 30-day warranty and full training documentation. We are a long-term partner, not a one-off shop.

How an engagement runs

Three phases, each with a defined output. No open-ended retainers that quietly become the product.

  1. Discovery

    A paid, fixed-price technical discovery. We audit what exists, agree the architecture and write the scope. You own the output whether or not you build with us.

  2. Build

    Two-week cycles against a shared board. Working staging environment from week one, so you are reviewing the real thing rather than a slide about it.

  3. Handover

    Code into your repository, training recorded for your editors, runbooks for your operations team, and a 30-day warranty on everything we shipped.

Projects delivered
200+Projects delivered
Countries served
15+Countries served
Enterprise clients
50+Enterprise clients
Post-launch warranty
30 daysPost-launch warranty

Headless WordPress for a SaaS scale-up

Moved a marketing site to WordPress plus Next.js. Core Web Vitals moved to the good threshold across all three metrics and lead generation increased 22%.

Read the case study

Frequently asked questions

What does a WordPress development company actually do?

We design, build and maintain websites and web applications on WordPress. Unlike a generalist agency, we employ senior PHP engineers who ship custom themes and plugins and handle the complex work: WooCommerce at scale, multisite networks and headless architectures.

How much does an agency cost compared with a freelancer?

Simple custom theme builds start around $5,000. Mid-range projects with WooCommerce or custom integrations run $15,000 to $50,000. A freelancer is cheaper per hour; an agency gives you senior oversight, QA and continuity, so the project does not stall when one person gets busy.

Do you use Elementor, Divi or WPBakery?

No. These tools create technical debt you pay for every month after launch. We use the native WordPress block editor with ACF Pro, which gives editors flexibility without the performance and maintenance penalty of a heavy page builder.

Can you migrate our site from Wix, Squarespace or Webflow?

Yes, migrations are regular work for us. We handle content export, URL mapping, 301 redirects and a zero-downtime cutover. Most migrations complete in three to eight weeks depending on content volume.

Who will we actually be talking to?

The engineer writing your code is in the meetings. We do not put a project manager between you and the person doing the work, because that is where requirements get lost in translation.

Ready for a WordPress partner who writes actual code?

Book a free 30-minute consultation. Bring your brief, your existing site, or a rough idea. We will tell you honestly what it takes to build.