Hire WordPress developers who build for production.

You can hire a WordPress developer from us from around $15 per hour, with rates reaching $30 per hour or more depending on the experience, skills and work involved.
We review your project before recommending developers so you can compare the available talent against the actual requirement rather than selecting only on an hourly figure.

For a clearly defined project, you can also use a fixed-price engagement instead of hourly billing. Long-running work can be handled by a dedicated developer or team.
We confirm the commercial model and agreed rate before development begins.

Simple WordPress websites can be completed within a few weeks. Medium-scale websites commonly take around one month, while larger, more complex builds can take three to four months.
The actual schedule depends on the functionality, design requirements, integrations, migration work, content readiness and review process involved.

We review those requirements before committing to the delivery plan.
If you already have a website and only need targeted development, optimisation or support, the engagement can be scoped around those tasks rather than a complete website timeline.

Yes. Custom theme development is a core part of our WordPress work.
Our developers build themes around approved designs, content requirements, responsive behaviour and the way your team needs to manage the website after launch.

We can create a new custom theme, work with an existing theme or build a child theme where that is the more appropriate approach.
We also handle the underlying PHP, front-end code and WordPress architecture required to turn the design into a maintainable production website rather than treating theme work as a visual conversion alone.

See our Figma to WordPress process for how we turn approved design files into a build-ready theme.

Yes. We regularly work with existing WordPress websites rather than requiring a rebuild.
Our developers can assess the current theme and plugin setup, determine what can be retained and implement the required customisation around it.

Where an existing component covers the requirement well, we can continue using it. Where custom development is justified, we can build the missing functionality without replacing unrelated parts of the website.
We also review compatibility when upgrades or new integrations affect the current setup so changes are made with the surrounding codebase in view.

You receive regular project updates and direct communication with the people working on your WordPress project.
We can assign a project manager where the engagement needs coordination across multiple tasks or developers, while still keeping technical communication accessible.

If your company already has an established project-management and communication workflow, our team can work within it rather than forcing a separate process.
The aim is to keep current priorities, completed work, open questions and upcoming tasks visible throughout delivery so your internal team knows where the project stands.

We account for search requirements during design and development rather than treating them only as a post-launch activity.
That includes structuring content clearly, supporting sensible heading hierarchy, keeping pages responsive, optimising images and building templates that allow important metadata and page content to be managed properly.

We also consider performance and conversion paths because the experience after a visitor reaches the website matters as much as discoverability.
For migrations, we include post-migration search checks so issues affecting existing organic visibility can be identified after the new website is released.

We apply security throughout development and can continue supporting it through ongoing maintenance.
Our developers follow secure coding practices, keep the site and its dependencies maintained, review known vulnerabilities and monitor for issues that require action.

Maintenance can include regular scanning, updates, backups and access controls appropriate to the website. Security requirements vary according to the data, users, integrations and hosting environment involved, so we assess the actual risk rather than applying one checklist to every build.
We can also work with your existing infrastructure or security team where responsibilities are shared.

Yes. Our WordPress developers can join an existing development, design, marketing or product team instead of taking over the entire project.
A dedicated or hourly engagement works well when you already have internal ownership but need additional implementation capacity or WordPress-specific expertise.

You can involve our developer in your existing backlog, review process and communication rhythm so responsibilities remain clear.
Before work begins, we agree what our developers own, who approves changes and how releases are coordinated. This keeps the engagement useful without duplicating responsibilities already covered inside your company.

You can hire an individual developer or assemble a broader team according to the amount and type of work involved.
We have 150+ in-house developers across our engineering organisation, allowing us to support projects that need more than one discipline or additional capacity as delivery grows.

We first review the project rather than recommending the largest possible team. A focused backlog may need one developer, while a larger build can require development, quality assurance and project coordination.
The team structure can also change as the project moves from initial development into release and ongoing support.

Raise the issue with us as soon as you see a mismatch in skills, communication or the working arrangement.
Because you can interview shortlisted developers before hiring, the first step is designed to reduce that risk before the engagement begins.

Once work is underway, we can review the concern against the agreed role and project needs and determine what adjustment is appropriate.
For longer engagements, the goal is to keep the project moving while making sure the assigned developer matches the technical work and the way your team operates. Any commercial implications should follow the agreed contract terms.