Landing
What's included
- One focused page
- Responsive design and build
- Contact form or direct contact link
- Page title and search description
WordPress builds and redesigns for teams that want to keep editing there, with a clear scope and a plan for care.

Deliverable 1: Page structure and design within your chosen website scope
Deliverable 2: Responsive layouts for phones and desktops
Deliverable 3: Content editing through your WordPress installation
Deliverable 4: The contact forms and search metadata agreed in your quote
Deliverable 5: A review of hosting, theme and plugin requirements
Deliverable 6: Your domain and accounts, with an editing handoff
I review the site before a plan starts. Any cleanup gets a separate quote.
I plan the migration after an inventory of what your site does and how your team edits it.
I map pages, URLs, content, forms, integrations and editing needs before quoting. The migration scope follows that inventory.
If you need to keep editing, I include a CMS in the quote when needed and agree on the editable fields before the rebuild.
I map every existing URL. All URLs that change receive a 301 redirect to the agreed destination, with forms, content and integrations checked before launch.
Your team already edits there, the site is mainly content and the installation is healthy. I can improve the site while keeping that familiar editing workflow.
Speed requirements, application behavior or integrations carry more weight. I review the tradeoffs first and preserve the editing workflow you still need.
I check the site, hosting, plugins, content and editing needs.
I confirm pages, layouts, forms, licensed tools, price and timeline in writing before work starts.
I share working pages for review and check the agreed content, forms and editing workflow.
I verify the agreed pages and any migration redirects, then show you how to edit and discuss optional care.
The website prices also apply to WordPress: a landing page $500, a premium landing page $1,000, a business website $2,000 and a premium website $3,000. This assumes a healthy installation and a small, defined scope. Hosting recovery, plugin replacement and legacy reconstruction are quoted separately.
Yes, after reviewing the site and agreeing on the pages and layouts. WPBakery to Elementor is a rebuild under the website scopes, not a tool swap. Hosting recovery, plugin replacement and other legacy work are assessed and quoted separately.
Yes, after a review, with supported hosting and current plugin licenses paid by you. Site Care is $99/mo with monthly updates after backup, weekly backups retained for 30 days and up to 30 minutes of small edits per month. Care+ is $199/mo with weekly updates, daily backups retained for 30 days, up to 60 minutes of edits and improvement planning. Both include backup restoration when needed and a response within one business day. Editing time does not roll over. Cleanup and complex incidents are separate; no 24/7 on-call support.
Yes, I first inventory pages, URLs, content, forms, integrations and editing needs. If you need to edit content, I include a CMS from $600 when needed. Every existing URL is mapped, and all changed URLs receive 301 redirects to agreed destinations. The quote covers the editing and migration scope before I rebuild.
I recommend WordPress when your team already edits in it, the site is mainly content and the installation is healthy. I consider custom code when speed, application requirements or integrations matter more. I review the tradeoffs with you and keep the editing workflow you need.
Yes. A website fix starts from $99 for a simple, identifiable task such as a broken form, a layout adjustment or a slow page with a clear cause. I review it before quoting. A hacked site, server migration or legacy rebuild needs a separate scope.