The WordPress agency
you've been looking for.
Custom WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify websites for US businesses, designed around what your customers actually search for, so the site earns enquiries instead of sitting there looking good. Already have a site that nobody finds? We also run monthly SEO services.
To a written, fixed-price quote. Scope and timeline included, not a calendar link.
Built on all three
Rankings preserved
Every changed URL gets a 301 live at launch, then four weeks of monitoring.
You own it all
Code, hosting, every account. Documented handover, no lock-in of any kind.
Three platforms,
built properly on each.
Most agencies specialise in one and recommend it to everyone who walks in. That's efficient for them and occasionally expensive for you. Because we build on all three, the recommendation you get is about your catalogue, your team and your budget, not about what we happen to know.
WordPress development
Best when you publish a lotCustom themes with structured editing fields, so your team changes content without dragging boxes around and without breaking the layout. No page builders, a short plugin list, and markup light enough to pass Core Web Vitals.
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Best for straightforward retailCustom themes built from a clean base rather than a reskinned marketplace one, because that's where speed and conversion actually come from. Hosting, security and PCI compliance stay Shopify's problem rather than yours.
Read moreWooCommerce development
Best when you need controlFor stores the other platforms can't quite express: customer-group pricing, quantity breaks, B2B wholesale rules, unusual catalogues, or genuine two-way integration with an ERP you already run.
Read moreWhat we're actually hired for.
Not campaigns or brand films, the site itself. Detailed case studies are being written up with client permission and numbers we can evidence; in the meantime this is the work, honestly described.
Custom store builds
Product templates designed around the objections your customers actually raise, a checkout with nothing extra in it, and an app audit that usually removes more than it adds.
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Sites your team can run
Service pages, locations, case studies and blog, all editable by your staff, none of it requiring a developer to change a headline.
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Stores with real complexity
Tiered pricing, company accounts, payment terms, subscriptions and ERP sync, built in code rather than approximated with three overlapping plugins.
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Rebuilds that keep rankings
We audit what's currently earning traffic before design starts, so the pages bringing you enquiries survive the rebuild instead of being cut for looking untidy.
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Platform moves, safely
Complete URL inventory, a redirect map you review before launch, and four weeks of Search Console monitoring afterwards. The data is the easy half.
See how we do it
Speed rescue
Server-side profiling to find what's genuinely slow (usually queries or one expensive plugin), then fixing causes rather than layering a caching plugin over the top.
See how we do itTraffic without enquiries is rarely a design problem.
Businesses in this position usually decide they need a redesign, spend the money, and end up with a better-looking site converting at the same rate. The gap is almost always between what a visitor needs to know and what the page actually tells them, and that is far cheaper to fix than a rebuild.
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The page answers the wrong question
Someone searching “emergency plumber near me” wants to know you cover their address and can come today. Most pages lead with who the company is instead, and put the actual answer three screens down.
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There's no price signal at all
A visitor with no indication of cost assumes you're expensive, or assumes finding out means a sales call. You don't need a price list, “free estimates” or “projects start around $X” removes the objection without boxing you in.
- 03
Getting in touch takes too many steps
A number that isn't tappable on mobile. A form below three screens of content. Eleven fields when four would do. A booking link as the only option for people who'd rather type than talk.
- 04
Nothing suggests other people trust you
Real reviews, named clients, licence numbers, credentials, actual photos of actual staff. Their absence is felt even when it isn't consciously noticed, and invented ones are worse than none.
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It's too slow on the device they're using
You're on fibre and a big screen. They're on a mid-range phone on cellular data, and the alternative is one tap away. Three seconds to usable is roughly the ceiling.
The work that comes
after launch.
A site is not finished when it goes live. These are the engagements that keep it fast, secure and ranking, and they're where most of our long-term client relationships actually sit.
WordPress maintenance
Updates tested on staging, daily offsite backups, uptime and malware monitoring, and a monthly allowance for small changes.
WordPress support
A developer on call without hiring one. Same-day answers in US hours from someone who already knows your site.
Shopify SEO services
Duplicate product URLs, filter pages eating crawl budget, themes failing Core Web Vitals, the platform problems first.
WordPress speed optimization
Server-side profiling to find what's genuinely slow, then fixing causes rather than adding another caching plugin.
Shopify conversion optimization
Funnel analysis and session review first, so the work targets where people actually leave rather than best-practice guesses.
Shopify Plus agency
Checkout extensions, native B2B with company accounts and price lists, multi-storefront architecture and Flow automation.
We build for the specifics.
A dental practice lives or dies on online booking and a plain list of accepted insurance. A law firm needs practice-area depth and intake that routes within minutes. An HVAC company needs a phone number one thumb-tap away at 2am, on a phone with two bars.
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Law Firms
Law firm website design with a page per practice area and intake that routes in minutes, not days.
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Dental Practices
Dentist website design built around online booking and a plain list of the insurance you accept.
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HVAC Companies
HVAC website design with click-to-call fixed on mobile and service-area pages that actually rank.
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Plumbers
Plumber website design for emergency searches: one tap to call, coverage area obvious immediately.
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Medical Practices
Medical website design with credentialled provider profiles and HIPAA-aware patient intake.
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Contractors
Contractor website design where filterable project galleries do the selling for you.
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Real Estate
Real estate website design with IDX search and neighbourhood guides the portals cannot match.
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Restaurants
Restaurant website design with menus as real text, direct ordering and two-tap reservations.
Read moreFour steps, no mystery.
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Tell us what you need
Two minutes on the quote form. What you're building, what isn't working now, and roughly when you need it. No call required to get a number.
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Get a written quote
Within one business day: scope, timeline and a fixed price, in writing. If we think there's a cheaper way to solve your problem, that's in there too, including when it means a smaller project for us.
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We build, you watch
Wireframes and UI approved before development starts, then weekly previews on a staging site. The point of that cadence is that nobody discovers a problem in week eight that could have been fixed in week two.
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Launch and hand over
Redirects live at cutover, documented handover, full access to every account and repository, and four weeks of monitoring afterwards. You're never locked in.
Six things we hold to,
including the inconvenient ones.
Fixed prices, not estimates
Once scope is agreed, the price is agreed. Change what you want and we re-quote before doing it, never a surprise invoice.
No lock-in
You own the code, the hosting and every account. Documented handover whether or not you keep working with us.
US business hours
Same-day answers during your working day. Most of the cost of offshore development is paid in waiting, not in rates.
Rankings survive the rebuild
We audit what's working before design starts. Every changed URL gets a 301 live at launch, not added the week after.
Speed is a requirement
A site that ships slower than the one it replaced has failed at something basic, whatever it looks like.
We'll tell you not to buy things
If the answer is a settings change or a cheaper plugin, that's what you'll hear, even when the bigger project was the better invoice.
Don't just take
our word for it.
Spectacular at his craft, always delivers exactly what your website needs, and quickly.
Excellent WordPress pages.
Amazing work on updating my website.
Every quote above is from a real completed project. We will publish named case studies with client permission as they are signed off.
Straight answers, no listicles.
Shopify vs WooCommerce: an honest comparison
We build on both, so here's the comparison without a preferred answer at the end, including the running costs nobody puts in the table.
PricingHow much does a website actually cost?
Quotes for the same brief routinely differ by 10x. Here's what actually drives the number, and how to tell a cheap quote from a quote that's missing things.
MigrationsHow to change platform without losing your Google rankings
Migrations don't lose traffic because the data moved badly. They lose traffic because nobody wrote the redirect map. Here's the process that prevents it.
Questions we get most.
How much does a website cost?+
It depends on scope, which is why we quote per project rather than publishing a rate card. The biggest drivers are how many unique templates you need, whether content already exists or has to be written, and how much integration work is involved. Tell us what you need and you'll have a fixed price within one business day.
How long does a project take?+
Most marketing sites launch in 4 to 6 weeks and stores in 4 to 8. Migrations, large catalogues and heavy integration work run longer. You get an exact timeline with the quote rather than a guess on a call.
Which platform should we be on?+
WordPress if you publish a lot and want your team in control. Shopify if you're primarily selling products and want hosting, security and PCI handled for you. WooCommerce if you need control over pricing, B2B rules or ERP integration. We build all three, so the recommendation isn't a sales position.
Do you work hourly or fixed price?+
Fixed price against an agreed scope. Hourly transfers the risk of a bad estimate onto you, which isn't fair when we're the ones writing the estimate. For genuinely open-ended work like maintenance we offer a monthly care plan instead.
Will a new site hurt our Google rankings?+
Not if it's done properly. The damage comes from URLs changing without redirects and pages being dropped that were quietly bringing traffic. We audit what's currently working before design starts, and every changed URL gets a 301 live at the moment of launch.
Can you take over a project someone else started?+
Usually yes. We audit what exists first and tell you honestly whether it's worth continuing or whether rebuilding that part costs less overall. That audit happens before we quote, so you're not paying to find out.
Do we own everything at the end?+
Yes, entirely. Code, hosting, domains, every account and repository, plus commented code and a written handover. If leaving us is difficult, we've built it wrong.
Do you work with businesses outside the US?+
Yes, though most of our clients are US-based and we work US business hours. Say where you are on the quote form and we'll confirm coverage.
Tell us what you're building.
Two minutes on the quote form and you'll have scope, timeline and a fixed price within one business day. No sales call required first.
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