WordPress website development
with 15 years of experience

The real cost depends on the features and the state of your content. A fixed-layout, fast-launch WordPress site starts from €700 + VAT; with a custom design, business website development starts from around €1,900 + VAT. After an assessment, we give you an itemised, written quote. What's not worth cutting corners on: hosting, security, backups.

For detailed market price ranges, see website development prices 2026.

A brochure-style WordPress website typically takes 2–5 days, and a WooCommerce shop 1–2 weeks. The turnaround is most often determined by how quickly your text and images are ready. For urgent cases, an accelerated schedule is available on request.

Maintenance includes core, theme and plugin updates, daily backups, security monitoring and bug fixes. We provide it as a monthly package, priced according to your site's size and how business-critical it is. Without it, WordPress becomes vulnerable within months: hacked sites are almost always neglected sites.

Details: WordPress maintenance prices 2026.

We start with an assessment and a structure plan, followed by a design tailored to your brand, then development with carefully selected plugins. Before handover, we measure speed, set up backups, protection and the SEO basics, and finally train you to edit the site. You work with a single point of contact throughout, so you always know where the project stands.

WordPress itself is free; the cost comes from the theme and the plugins. A paid theme is usually a one-off or annual fee, while larger plugins (multilingual support, booking, more complex webshop features) run on an annual licence: an expired licence won't take your site down, but it stops receiving updates and support, which is a security risk.

That's why our quote always lists which elements carry an annual fee and how much. Our aim is to keep these to a minimum: whatever can reasonably be solved without a licence, we solve that way.

For a simple brochure site, yes, and if you have time to learn it, it's a good route: that's exactly why WordPress became so popular. A first version comes together in a few days with a ready-made theme.

Where DIY builds usually get stuck: speed, security settings, backups, the basics of search engine optimisation, and knowing which plugin will cause trouble later. If your site matters to your business, it's worth leaving these to a specialist; we're happy to review a site you've built yourself and tell you what's missing.

Yes, we take over sites built by others too, and it's a significant part of our work. We start with a condition assessment: updates, security, speed, backups. You then get an itemised recommendation on what's worth fixing and in what order.

Yes, we handle malware removal, recovery and hardening against reinfection, on an urgent basis if needed. Once your site is restored, we also close off the entry point that was exploited. On request, we also help resolve browser security warnings.

The most common causes are too many plugins, weak hosting, missing caching and unoptimised images. We start with measurement, then fix things in a targeted way; the improvement in Core Web Vitals scores is usually striking. Our fastest WordPress sites run on our own managed VPS.

No, not if the switchover is done properly: 301 redirects, a preserved URL structure wherever possible, and measurement after the switch. This is a mandatory protocol in all our migrations. The most common cause of lost traffic is precisely skipping this step.

Yes. A custom plugin, connecting an external system, bug fixes or speed optimisation are all available for an existing WordPress site too. We start with a brief assessment to see what the site is built on, then give you an itemised quote for the task.

Instead of stacking up plugins, we build with a small number of vetted components, which is why our sites are fast and stay maintainable years later. With 15 years of experience, we know which plugins cause trouble down the line. We back up our speed claims with measurement.

If a wide plugin ecosystem and a familiar admin matter most to you, choose WordPress. If speed, security and avoiding plugin dependencies matter most, choose our own WebPot CMS. We develop both, so our advice is platform-independent: we recommend whichever fits the task.

Yes, WooCommerce is a good choice for smaller and medium-sized webshops. For higher traffic or more complex requirements, we recommend Magento 2 or our own WShop system. We give platform-independent advice for this decision, because we develop all three.

A good shared hosting plan is enough for a small site, but as traffic grows, managed VPS hosting delivers stable speed. On our own Ubuntu VPS servers, WordPress runs particularly fast, with daily backups and monitoring. We handle the migration without downtime.

Yes, we hand over the WordPress admin with training, plus a short guide for the basic tasks. If you get stuck, we help as part of the maintenance package. If you'd rather not deal with it at all, we can take on your content updates too.

It depends on the task. If you edit often and a visual builder matters to you, a page builder (Elementor, for example) can be a good choice. If speed and long-term maintainability come first, we recommend a lightweight theme tailored to your brand, with few plugins. We also take over sites built on a ready-made WordPress template (Avada, Divi); after an assessment, we'll tell you whether it's worth keeping.

SEO fundamentals are part of every WordPress project we deliver: a clean URL structure, unique titles and meta descriptions, correct heading hierarchy, a sitemap and fast loading. We use one SEO plugin (typically Yoast SEO or Rank Math), properly configured. Ongoing work, meaning keyword research, content building and link building, is a separate search engine optimisation service.

Yes, WordPress started out as a blogging engine, so this part is particularly strong: categories, tags, authors, scheduled publishing and newsletter integration are all possible. Blog setup is available on request for any site we build.

It's worth it for your business if you'll regularly have something to write about: most search traffic today lands on articles, not on service pages. An abandoned blog full of two-year-old posts, on the other hand, is worse than having none at all: in that case, it's better to build fewer, well-maintained knowledge-base pages instead.

Yes, there are several proven solutions (WPML or Polylang, for example), and the hreflang markup that search engines need can also be set up. It's important to know that multilingual support isn't just a technical switch: every language is separate content that needs to be maintained too.

That's why it's worth deciding in advance which pages should appear in every language and which only in Hungarian. We also handle translation and ongoing maintenance of the language versions.

WordPress.com is a rented service with a monthly fee and limited extensibility. Self-hosted WordPress (WordPress.org) is open source, freely extensible, and the site belongs entirely to you. For a business website or webshop, we recommend the latter, and it's what we work with too.