FAQCustom WordPress Website FAQ
How much does a custom WordPress website cost?
Every custom WordPress build gets a fixed quote after a free consultation, based on the number of pages, design work, features such as WooCommerce or bookings, and any content migration. You see the full price before any work begins. If a hand-coded package from $199 to $999 would serve you better, I'll say so.
What makes a WordPress site "custom"?
The design, layout and features are made for your business instead of adapted from a theme demo. Custom templates, custom post types and fields, and custom PHP where needed keep the site lean and make it easy to edit the parts you actually change.
Should I use WordPress or a hand-coded website?
Choose WordPress if your team wants to publish and edit content often, run a blog, or use WooCommerce. Choose hand-coded if you want a fast site with nothing to update every month. I build both, so the recommendation is based on your needs.
Can you build a WooCommerce store?
Yes. Products, variations, cart and checkout, shipping and tax rules, Stripe and other payment gateways, and order emails — tested end to end before launch.
Do you use Elementor or other page builders?
When a client already uses Elementor or wants drag-and-drop editing, I work with it and keep it fast. For new builds I usually recommend a lighter custom theme, so the site loads faster and has fewer moving parts.
Can you move my existing site to WordPress, or redesign my WordPress site?
Yes. Content, images, SEO settings and URLs are carried over, with redirects set up so you keep your search rankings.
Are you a WordPress developer or a designer?
Both. I design the site and write the code, and I work below the dashboard in PHP, the database and the server. That means one Oregon WordPress developer can handle design, development, WooCommerce, hosting and repairs.
Who maintains the site after launch?
You can maintain it yourself — I'll show you how — or I can handle updates, backups and fixes. Repairs start at $99, and you always get a price before paid work.