WordPress development: custom, fast and easy to maintain

A company website with a custom theme is usually covered by the Starter package from €2,500. Custom plugins, integrations or extensive portals such as a real estate system are implemented in the Professional package from €8,000; Enterprise projects are priced individually. Costs for premium plugins or hosting are shown transparently in the quote.

A compact website is often online within a few weeks. For custom plugins or the migration of large content inventories, we plan in milestones. You receive the concrete schedule after the initial consultation.

We prefer the WordPress block editor with custom blocks because it is part of the WordPress core and works without extra bloat. We still take over existing websites built with page builders and check whether a gradual switch makes sense.

Yes. We first review theme, plugins and security status and then suggest cleanup, further development or a rebuild – whichever makes more economic sense.

The WordPress core is actively maintained. Security problems often arise from outdated or poorly maintained extensions and missing updates. That is why we keep installations lean, update regularly and additionally secure logins and forms.

After the free initial consultation, we define the content model and design, develop theme and extensions in a test environment and migrate your content. After testing and training, the website goes live – with ongoing maintenance on request.

WordPress is a content management system: content lives in a database, the theme determines the look, and plugins add features. Editing happens in the backend using the block editor, where you assemble texts, images and sections as blocks and check them in a preview before publishing. With custom blocks, we tailor the editor so that it maps exactly your content types.

In most installations you reach the login by appending “/wp-admin” to your domain and sign in there with username or email address and password. For security reasons, the login address can also differ in individual installations. For projects with us, we set up access with suitable roles for your team and show you in an onboarding session how to maintain content.

It typically includes regular updates of the WordPress core, theme and plugins, backups and monitoring of the website. We agree the exact scope – such as response times or minor content changes – with you and record it in the quote. That keeps your website up to date without you having to take care of every update yourself.

Yes. We transfer files and database, adjust addresses and configuration, and test the website thoroughly before the domain is switched. We check the SSL certificate, redirects and forms so that the move goes as smoothly as possible for visitors. On request, we use the opportunity to clean up outdated plugins at the same time.

Yes. Custom plugins make sense when a feature doesn't exist as a ready-made extension or when several purchased plugins are to be replaced by a lean solution – for example for bookings, calculators or integrations with your CRM. We develop plugins according to WordPress standards, document them and keep them compatible with new WordPress versions as part of maintenance.