WordPress development is the work of building, customising and maintaining websites on the WordPress platform. It covers custom theme development, plugin development, WooCommerce stores, migrations, speed optimisation, security and integrations with other systems. It goes well beyond installing a theme — proper WordPress development means writing code that fits your business.
UK freelance WordPress developers typically charge £40–£80 an hour, and UK agencies bill roughly £500–£900 a day. Our WordPress development is £35 an hour, with websites quoted at a fixed price from £999 and WooCommerce stores from £1,799. You get the total in writing before anything starts.
Yes. We provide WordPress development in Buckinghamshire for businesses in Aylesbury, High Wycombe, Milton Keynes, Amersham, Beaconsfield, Marlow, Chesham and Buckingham, as well as clients across the UK. Everything is done remotely, so where you are makes no difference to the work.
Four to six weeks for most business websites, and six to ten weeks for a WooCommerce store. The biggest variable is how quickly content and feedback come back from you, not how quickly we build.
Yes. WordPress powers around 43% of all websites on the internet, and it suits business sites because you own it outright, it can be extended to do almost anything, and it's built to be search-friendly. It also means you're never locked into one company's platform.
Yes. Most sites we work on were built by someone else. We can fix bugs, clean up a hacked or slow site, tidy a bloated plugin setup, or rebuild what's there. We start with a free review and tell you honestly whether it's worth fixing or replacing.
Yes, and it's the part of a migration that matters most. Every old web address has to be mapped to its new equivalent before launch. Done properly you keep your rankings; done carelessly you can lose most of your Google traffic overnight and spend a year recovering it.
Completely. Your domain, hosting, files, database and logins are all yours, and we hand over everything at launch. That's one of the real advantages of WordPress over hosted platforms — nothing is held hostage if you decide to work with someone else.
Yes. WooCommerce development starts from £2,495 and includes product setup, payment gateways, shipping rules, checkout optimisation and product page SEO — for everything from small catalogues to large stores.
Yes. Our WordPress maintenance packages cover updates, daily backups, security monitoring and a set number of development hours each month, so your site stays fast and safe after it goes live.
