Everything WordPress, under one team.

Most projects combine two or three. A slow, ageing site usually needs a redesign plus performance work; a new launch needs design and custom development. We start every engagement with an audit so the scope reflects what your site actually needs rather than what is easiest to sell.

Yes, and most do. Design, development, commerce, performance and QA are handled by the same team on the same timeline, so nothing gets lost in a handover between agencies. You get one scope, one milestone plan and one point of contact.

Bundling WordPress services also removes duplicated work — one discovery, one staging environment, one round of testing across all of it.

Both. A large share of our work is inheriting sites built by someone else — auditing what is there, keeping what is sound and replacing what is not. We do not insist on a rebuild when targeted fixes will get you further for less.

Most of our WordPress services start on a site that already exists rather than a blank page.

Cost is driven by scope: the number of unique templates, the complexity of any commerce or integration work, and whether content needs migrating. After a discovery call we quote a fixed price rather than an open hourly estimate, so there are no surprises mid-project.

Every quote breaks the WordPress services involved into phases, so you can see what each part costs and remove any of it.

Launch is a milestone, not the end. Ongoing care covers core, theme and plugin updates, uptime and security monitoring, automated backups and a support channel for issues and small changes. You are not obliged to take it, and the site is documented either way.

Ongoing care is its own service rather than an assumption bolted onto the others.

No. We build on core WordPress APIs and follow WordPress Coding Standards, and everything is documented and handed over. Any competent WordPress developer can pick the work up. Clients stay because the work is good, not because leaving is painful.

You own the code and the hosting throughout. None of our WordPress services create a dependency you cannot walk away from.

Yes, and deliberately. Every one of these WordPress services is delivered by people who work in the same stack every day, which is why we can tell you in an hour whether something is a theme problem, a plugin problem or a hosting problem.

Where a project starts somewhere else — Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, Drupal — we handle the move to WordPress rather than working inside the old platform.

The platform itself is documented at wordpress.org.

That is fine, and it is how a lot of longer relationships start. A single fix is quoted as a single fix; there is no minimum retainer and no requirement to buy a package around it.

If while we are in there we find something else worth knowing about, we will tell you what it is and what it would cost, and leave the decision with you.

Small fixes and emergencies usually within a day or two — a hacked site or a broken checkout does not wait for a scheduling window. Full builds are scheduled, and lead time is normally a few weeks.

Tell us which of those you are, because the answer changes what we can promise.

Both. Roughly half of what we do is direct with the business that owns the site; the rest is white-label build capacity behind another agency, working under their brand and inside their process.

If you are an agency, the practical questions are usually about your repository, your ticketing and your staging conventions — we fit into those rather than asking you to change them.