WordPress Website Development for Speed and SEO

A WordPress agency plans, designs and builds your website on WordPress. At Attors that includes custom templates, Gutenberg blocks, content structure, integrations, migration, testing and training. Your proposal lists exactly what is included. Copywriting, paid plugins and ongoing support are quoted separately.

Yes. You can hire a WordPress developer from our team at $25 an hour for fixes, changes and small features, or book a fixed price for a larger job such as a custom plugin or theme. Agencies and busy teams also use us for regular monthly WordPress work.

Both. Gutenberg, the built-in WordPress editor, gives the fastest and cleanest sites, so it is our default for new builds. If your team already knows Elementor, or the site uses it today, we build and edit with Elementor instead. We explain the trade-offs before you decide.

Often, yes. We review your current site first, looking at the code, plugins, design, speed and how hard it is to edit. If targeted fixes will solve the problem, we recommend those. We only suggest a rebuild when there is a clear reason beyond wanting a new look.

Yes. We build custom blocks and patterns so your team can add pages, posts and sections that always match the design. User roles keep important settings safe. We train your team before handover. Brand-new features or layouts may still need a developer.

Most businesses don't. A standard WordPress site works well for most publishing websites. Headless WordPress uses WordPress for editing and a separate frontend, such as Next.js, for the website itself. It suits complex interfaces or content shared across several channels, but it needs extra work on previews, caching and SEO. We'll tell you honestly which one you need.

Yes. We list your important pages, map every URL that changes to its new address, set up permanent redirects and keep your page titles and descriptions. We test everything on a staging site, then check key pages and forms after launch. This removes most of the risk, though no agency can promise rankings stay exactly the same.

Usually, yes. WordPress can connect to most CRMs, booking systems, email tools and payment providers through plugins or APIs. If you sell online, WooCommerce adds a full store. We check each connection before we quote, so you know what will work.

Yes. We build clean, crawlable pages with clear headings, metadata, canonical URLs, internal links and structured data. That gives Google and AI tools like ChatGPT what they need to understand your site. Good content still matters most, and no one can guarantee rankings or AI citations.

We plan for speed and accessibility from the start. That means optimized images, caching, light code and good Core Web Vitals, plus keyboard navigation, visible focus, clear headings and good colour contrast. We test the main templates on real devices. Hosting, extra scripts and later changes can affect results, so we show you how to keep the site fast.

That is agreed in your proposal. You can manage it yourself, or choose one of our WordPress care plans from $49 per month. They cover updates, daily backups, security scans and uptime monitoring. Support after launch is not included automatically, so we make sure everyone knows who is responsible.

A business website usually takes a few weeks to a couple of months. The timeline depends on the number of templates, how ready your content is, custom features, integrations and migration. Fast feedback helps a lot. We confirm the timeline and review dates in your proposal.

A complete WordPress website for a small business costs $349, with up to 6 main pages, service detail pages and a blog, all designed, set up for search and speed-optimized. A growing business with up to 12 individually designed pages pays $749, and large sites with 20 or more pages, bookings, memberships or several languages start at $1,490. The plan only changes with the size of your site, never the quality of the work. Custom plugins start at $249 and development by the hour is $25. You get a fixed written quote before work starts.

You receive the code, design files, content and admin access agreed in your contract, along with training and simple documentation. Ownership is written into the agreement before work starts. WordPress itself and any third-party plugins keep their own licenses.

Yes. Most of our WordPress clients are in the US, UK, Ireland and Denmark. We work remotely, Monday to Saturday, 04:00 to 21:00 UTC, and book calls at a time that suits you. Websites start at $349 and development is $25 an hour, quoted in US dollars with GBP or EUR invoices on request.

A freelancer is cheaper for one small job but is one person, with no cover when they are busy. A US agency typically charges $5,000 to $15,000 for the same business website. We sit in between: a team of developers, designers and SEO specialists, published prices from $349, a fixed written quote, a staging link for every change, and you own the code. What you give up is a local office; what you keep is the budget.