WordPress website development  with 15 years of experience

We deliberately do not publish a fixed price list, because the real cost is decided by the features and the state of the content; a presentation WordPress site typically sits in the range of our business website development service, starting at €1,900 net. After a survey you get an itemised, written quote. What is not worth economising on: hosting, security, backups.

Instead of piling on plugins we build from a small set of vetted components, which is why our sites are fast and still maintainable years later. From 15 years of experience we know which plugin causes trouble later. We prove the speed by measurement rather than promising it.

A presentation site typically takes 2–4 weeks, a more complex site or a WooCommerce shop 4–10 weeks. What usually determines the lead time is the availability of the copy and the images, not the development. An accelerated schedule can be requested in urgent cases.

If the wide plugin ecosystem and the familiar admin matter most, then WordPress. If speed, security and avoiding plugin dependencies matter more, then our own WebPot CMS. We develop both, so we recommend platform-independently whatever suits the job.

Yes, we take over sites built by others too; that is a significant part of our work. We start with an assessment: updates, security, speed, backups. After that you get an itemised proposal on what is worth fixing and in what order.

Yes, we take on malware removal, restoration and hardening against reinfection, out of turn in urgent cases. After the restore we close the way in rather than treating the symptoms. On request we also help lift browser security warnings.

The most common causes: too many plugins, weak hosting, a missing cache and unoptimised images. We start with measurement, then fix in a targeted way; the shift in the Core Web Vitals scores is usually striking. Our fastest WordPress sites run on servers we operate ourselves.

Maintenance covers core, theme and plugin updates, daily backups, security monitoring and bug fixing. We offer it in monthly packages, priced by the size and criticality of the site. Without it WordPress becomes vulnerable within months: hacked sites are almost always neglected sites.

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

Good shared hosting is enough for a small site, but with growing traffic a managed VPS is what brings stable speed. On our own Ubuntu VPS servers WordPress runs notably fast, with daily backups and monitoring. We handle the migration without downtime.

No, provided the switch is done properly: 301 redirects, the URL structure kept where possible, and measurement after the switch. In our migrations this is mandatory protocol, not an option. The most common cause of traffic loss is skipping exactly this step.

Yes, we hand over the WordPress admin with training and a short guide for the basic operations. If you get stuck, we help within the maintenance package. If you would rather not deal with it, we take on content updates as well.