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Hire WordPress developers to repair, speed up and secure your site

An experienced developer to maintain, update and secure your WordPress website

WordPress is the open-source content management system behind many of the world's websites. It manages your pages and posts, and plugins add capabilities such as contact forms or online bookings. Infoloop places a WordPress developer in your team within 1 to 2 weeks. They clean up the plugin stack, improve page speed and close security vulnerabilities.

  • Experienced WordPress developers, onboarded in 1 to 2 weeks
  • An interview with the developer before anything is agreed
  • Work in your project tools, your team chat and your release schedule
  • Scope, delivery date and price agreed in writing first

A website that remains fast and secure. Updates on a scheduled day.

What web teams get from an Infoloop WordPress developer

One named developer, pricing agreed in writing and clear ownership of every update.

Hiring process

From first call to a secure, stable website

Four steps from an introductory call to a repaired, secure website.

  1. 01

    Half-hour diagnostic call

    You describe the site's purpose, the hosting provider and the recurring issues. We confirm whether it needs a repair, a rebuild or a migration. The call is free.

  2. 02

    Written pricing before work begins

    We document the scope, the delivery date and a fixed price or an hourly estimate. You approve them first. If another platform is more suitable, we recommend it at this stage.

  3. 03

    Every change tested on staging

    Nobody edits the live site while customers use it. Changes are made and verified on a staging copy, then released through your usual process. Every change is reversible.

  4. 04

    Launch, then handover or support

    The site goes live with every login and password under your control. Then your team takes ownership, or the site moves to monthly maintenance.

WordPress and related technologies we cover

CMS and web
  • WordPress
  • Webflow
Backend
  • PHP
  • Laravel
Frontend
  • JavaScript
  • TypeScript
  • React
eCommerce
  • Shopify
Design
  • Figma

Engagement models for WordPress work

Three ways to engage a WordPress developer. Each one is documented before work begins.

  • Fixed-scope repair project

    • Fixed price
    • End date

    One defined deliverable: a plugin cleanup, a rebuild of your most-edited pages or an upgrade to a supported version. The price and end date are set in writing, followed by handover or monthly support.

    Scope the project
  • Dedicated WordPress developer

    • Hourly or monthly
    • 1 to 2 weeks to start

    A dedicated WordPress developer joins your team for an agreed term, billed hourly or monthly. They use your task list, team chat and release schedule. You interview them first. After the initial term, the contract continues month to month.

    Interview a developer
  • Hourly work for changing scope

    • Time and materials

    Hourly billing suits site work whose scope will change, such as ongoing fixes, plugin updates and maintenance. The rate and an estimate are agreed in writing first. Maintenance covers scheduled updates, downtime alerts, fixes within an agreed response time and a monthly report.

    Discuss hourly work

What our clients say

The difference is they did not leave. Every month we get a report, fixes and one clear next step.

Operations lead, manufacturer

Read the case study

Related work

Book a WordPress scoping call

Describe the hosting provider and the issues that keep recurring. A named person replies within one business day.

Fields marked * are required.

A scope of work, brief or wireframes. PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, text or images; up to 5 files, 10 MB in total.

No newsletter, no spam. We only reply about your project.

FAQs

What web teams ask before hiring a WordPress developer

Direct answers. Raise anything else on the introductory call.

  • What does a WordPress developer cost?

    A defined project, such as a plugin cleanup, has one fixed price. Work whose scope will change is billed hourly, and a dedicated developer is billed hourly or monthly. The rate and an estimate are agreed in writing after a half-hour call. Maintenance after launch is agreed separately, and added scope is priced in writing first.

  • What happens after the site goes live?

    You decide. Your team takes over with the handover documentation and every login. Or the site moves to a monthly maintenance plan. The plan covers scheduled updates, downtime alerts, fixes within an agreed response time, security patches and a monthly report. Outdated plugins are the most common entry point for attackers.

  • Can you fix a slow or hacked WordPress site?

    Yes, including sites another developer or agency delivered. We audit the theme, every plugin, the hosting, the database and the security vulnerabilities. You receive a prioritized list: urgent, recommended and leave as is. Then we repair the site in place and redevelop only the components that degrade performance or security.

  • Would you ever recommend a platform other than WordPress?

    Yes, before you spend anything. Webflow suits a company website that needs little maintenance. WordPress suits sites that need a particular plugin, an unusual content structure or full server control. The software is free; the cost is the maintenance. Infoloop delivers on both, so we recommend the one that fits.

  • Who owns the site, the hosting and the paid plugins?

    You do, from day one. The hosting account, the domain, plugin licenses and the code are registered to you, and our developers operate inside them. No subscription renews through Infoloop. If the engagement ends, you retain readable code and documentation that another developer can pick up.

  • How soon can a WordPress developer start?

    Usually within 1 to 2 weeks. Development begins once the pricing and delivery dates are agreed in writing. You interview the developer first. Day to day, they use your project management tool, your team chat and your release schedule. Every change is verified on a staging copy before it reaches the live site.

Describe what your WordPress site needs

Share the site address, the plugin inventory and the recurring problem. You receive the scope, a delivery date and a price or estimate in writing. We also confirm whether WordPress still suits the site.

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