WordPress without the template look.

Not for new builds. They can be fine for small sites, but for a business site that is edited weekly and maintained for years, custom blocks give editors the same convenience with far less weight and far fewer things to break. If you are on a builder now, we can migrate you off it.

That is the main risk in any migration, and we treat it as one. We crawl the existing site, map every indexed URL to its new home, preserve metadata, and watch Search Console closely for several weeks after launch. Rankings generally hold when redirects and content parity are handled properly.

For most business sites, a managed WordPress host such as WP Engine or Kinsta is the right call, since staging, backups, and server-level caching come standard. We set up the account in your name and configure it. We steer clients away from bargain shared hosting for any site that generates leads.

As few as possible. Our custom builds usually rely on a short list of well-maintained plugins for forms, SEO, custom fields, caching, and security, plus whatever specific integrations you need. Everything else lives in the theme, where we control the code.

Yes. Care plans cover core and plugin updates tested on staging, uptime and security monitoring, backups, and a monthly block of development time. Most plans run $500 to $2,500 per month depending on site size and how much new work you want included.

Often, yes. We start with an audit and are candid when a cleanup will get you most of the way. A rebuild makes sense when the theme itself is the problem or the design no longer fits the business.