Custom themes, WooCommerce builds, and hardened infrastructure — engineered by the developers you actually talk to, not a sales layer reading from a template. Fixed pricing. Most sites ship inside 30 days.
Almost any WordPress need traces back to one of these categories. Find the closest fit — the detail beneath it is the real work, not marketing gloss.
Hand-coded themes built against the WordPress Template Hierarchy, and bespoke plugins for logic no off-the-shelf tool covers.
Store builds, custom product types, subscription and payment gateway integrations, checkout and cart optimization.
Speed audits, image and query optimization, caching strategy, and LCP/CLS/INP fixes measured against real field data.
Firewall configuration, credential hygiene, plugin auditing, and emergency malware removal with root-cause reporting.
Zero-downtime host and platform migrations, and full redesigns that preserve URL equity and organic rankings.
WordPress as a decoupled content backend via REST or GraphQL, paired with a Next.js frontend or third-party API layer.
Gated content and course platforms, subscription access control, and multilingual builds with proper hreflang structure.
Crawlability, schema markup, Core Web Vitals as ranking inputs, and CRO passes on the pages that carry the traffic.
Ongoing update and monitoring retainers, plus rapid-response bug fixes when something breaks on a live site.
WooCommerce stores where checkout speed and uptime directly move revenue.
Patient-facing booking sites built with careful data handling and HIPAA-aware architecture.
Fast, content-heavy marketing sites that sit in front of a product, often integrated with the app via API.
Lead-generation sites where SEO and conversion rate are the whole point of the build.
LMS platforms with cohort access, drip content, and payment-gated course delivery.
High-traffic editorial sites where Core Web Vitals and ad-load performance are non-negotiable.
That scale means a plugin, integration, or hosting solution already exists for almost anything you need — the skill is knowing which ones are worth trusting. That's the part we bring.
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Ask a questionThe theme and functionality are hand-coded in PHP against WordPress core APIs, instead of assembled from a pre-built theme and a page-builder plugin. That means lighter page weight, no builder lock-in, and direct control over Core Web Vitals.
A custom-themed marketing site: 2-3 weeks. A WooCommerce store with custom logic: 4-6 weeks. Enterprise, multisite, or headless builds: 8-12 weeks, scoped individually. All timelines are fixed at quoting.
Yes — most engagements start with a code and performance audit, not a rebuild pitch. We extend or refactor when the architecture is sound, and only recommend a rebuild when the audit shows it's genuinely cheaper than patching.
WordPress used purely as a content backend via REST or GraphQL, with a separate frontend like Next.js rendering the pages. It earns its complexity at scale or with highly custom frontends — not for a standard brochure site or single store.
Yes. Every project includes a post-launch window (2-4 weeks), and month-to-month retainers cover updates, monitoring, backups, and a set number of support hours after that.
WordPress core is secure; most compromises trace back to outdated plugins or weak hosting, not the CMS itself. A hardened build with a minimal plugin footprint, a firewall, and enforced 2FA is appropriate even for regulated industries.