WordPress

Template themes ship with features you’ll never use, and that bloat is what makes most WordPress sites slow. A custom theme includes exactly what your site needs — so it loads faster, matches your brand instead of approximating it and doesn’t fight your team on every edit. If a template genuinely fits better, we’ll say so.

Yes — it’s a big part of what we do. We start with an audit of your theme, plugins, hosting and security, then give you an honest recommendation: clean up what’s there, rebuild the broken parts or, in some cases, start fresh. You’ll know the tradeoffs before committing to anything.

Yes. We manage core, theme and plugin updates, security patching, daily backups and uptime monitoring, plus support from us when something needs attention. A WordPress site nobody maintains becomes a liability fast, so we treat launch as the start of the relationship, not the end.

That’s the whole point of WordPress. We build the admin experience so editing pages, posts and images is straightforward for non-technical people, and we train your team before handoff. If you still need a developer to change a headline, we didn’t do our job.

It depends on what the site has to do. WordPress is a great fit for content-heavy marketing sites and blogs your team edits often; a custom Next.js build makes more sense for web applications, complex integrations or performance needs that outgrow a CMS. We build both, so the recommendation is about your case, not our tool.

Every WordPress project is scoped individually — a custom theme build, a migration and an ongoing maintenance plan are very different pieces of work. Share a rough budget range on our contact form and we’ll come back within 24 hours with a scoped estimate based on your actual site.