Professional WordPress Services for UK Businesses

A professionally designed WordPress website typically costs between £1,500 and £10,000+ depending on complexity. A brochure site for a small business starts from around £1,500, while an e-commerce store or custom web application can range from £3,000 to £15,000. We provide detailed, transparent quotes based on your specific requirements. No hidden fees or surprises.

Most WordPress websites take between 4 and 8 weeks from initial brief to launch. A straightforward brochure site might be ready in 3-4 weeks, while a complex WooCommerce store or custom-built solution could take 8-12 weeks. Timelines depend on scope, content readiness, and feedback turnaround. We agree a clear schedule before starting.

Absolutely. WordPress is designed to be user-friendly, and we build every site with easy content management in mind. We provide training on how to update pages, add blog posts, and manage basic settings. For anything more complex. Design changes, new features, or technical updates. Our support team is always here to help.

Our maintenance plans include core, plugin, and theme updates, security monitoring, daily backups, uptime monitoring, and monthly Website Care Reports. Plans start at £30/month (Essential), with Premium at £69/month and Business at £149/month adding more included edit time, priority support, and faster response times. Plans are exclusively for sites hosted with our sister company 365i, and free migration is included when you sign up.

Yes, WooCommerce is one of our core specialities. We build custom online stores with secure payment processing, product catalogue management, shipping integrations, and everything you need to sell online. Whether you're launching a new store or upgrading an existing one, we handle the full build from design through to launch and ongoing support.

If your site is already WordPress, yes: we move it from any host with zero downtime, preserving content, SEO rankings, and URLs through proper 301 redirects and metadata transfer. If your site is on another platform (Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, or static HTML), it can't be migrated as-is; we rebuild it in WordPress instead, bringing your content across and mapping every old URL with a 301 so your rankings carry over.

Look for proof rather than promises. Ask for named clients with dated, measurable results (we publish ours as case studies), check the reviews are real ones you can verify on Google, find out who actually does the work (here, it's the founder, not a rotating account team), and run the agency's own website through PageSpeed Insights. An agency that can't make its own site fast won't make yours fast.

Most UK WordPress agencies charge between £70 and £150 per hour. Our hourly rate is £40 ex-VAT, and for full projects we quote fixed prices instead, so the risk of overruns sits with us rather than you: design projects from £1,500, WooCommerce stores from £3,000, and maintenance plans from £30 per month that include hands-on edit time.