Custom WordPress sites, themes, plugins and integrations, built by senior developers who have been working on WordPress since 2007. Every build happens on staging, is reviewed by a second developer, and is handed over in Git with a fixed price agreed before work starts.
Standard
From a single custom block to a platform with its own user roles and integrations.
New sites from a Figma design or a brief, and rebuilds of ageing sites that keep the look, the content and the rankings you already have.
Block themes and custom Gutenberg blocks your team can edit safely, or careful work inside Kadence, Elementor, Divi, Genesis and Oxygen when that is what you run.
Custom plugins that connect WordPress to CRMs, booking tools, payment providers and job-management systems through their APIs.
Stores with wholesale pricing, subscriptions, custom checkout logic and supplier or ERP feeds. WooCommerce development.
LearnDash, BuddyBoss, Paid Memberships Pro and LifterLMS platforms with communities, certificates and access that matches how you sell.
Moves from Shopify, Wix, Squarespace or a custom platform, with every URL mapped and redirected so search traffic follows you.
Client names are withheld. Every figure comes from the project record.
LearnDash and BuddyBoss with lesson discussions, a member map, timed course access and branded certificates.
A full rebuild for a seasonal business, with the old site live throughout and its search history protected.
An ageing Genesis child theme rebuilt on Kadence Pro and blocks, keeping the content model and author pages.
A custom plugin with three roles, an approval workflow and officials applying for the dates they can work.
A white-label plugin showing each customer their properties and appointments from the AroFlo API.
Years of custom code upgraded with identical output across nine page types, then the failing Core Web Vital fixed.
The same process whether it is a one-week change or a three-month platform.
You send the request. A senior developer reviews your current site and asks the three to five questions that change the plan.
What is included, what is not, a fixed price and a timeline. Larger builds are split into milestones you approve one by one.
Work happens on a copy of your site. You get a plain-English update every working day and can review at any point.
A second developer reviews the code, and we test against the scope on phone and desktop before you sign off.
We launch, check search and forms after go-live, and hand over the code, credentials and a short guide.
We work inside the stack you have before suggesting a new one, and we say so plainly when a plugin or builder is the problem.
Quoted word for word from Codeable's verified reviews.
"Nirmal was amazing, he took all the time needed to understand the project to the bottom before accepting, so everything was already discussed and took care off before we start, thus, all the project execution was to the point and correct."
"His work was great, he communicated extremely well, and he was extraordinarily responsive. The schedule on this project was super fast and he delivered on-time (ahead of time) with precision and skill. Very impressive. The client was extremely pleased with the results."
"Extremely thorough and detail-oriented — caught issues I hadn't noticed myself (color palette, product mismatches), communicated clearly at every step, and was quick to fix anything I flagged."
Every project is quoted as a fixed price after a written scope. These are the floors for a well-defined version of the work.
One defined change or problem, scoped, fixed and tested on staging first.
Design implementation, custom functionality, performance and launch. The final price depends on templates, functionality and integrations.
One focused plugin with its settings, tested across PHP versions, documented and yours outright.
Open-ended work runs at $90 an hour, and every hour is a senior developer. Full pricing.
Custom builds start at $4,000; the final price depends on the number of templates, custom functionality and integrations. Smaller changes start at $500. You get a fixed price against a written scope before any work starts, and anything over $10,000 begins with a paid discovery phase.
A focused site usually takes three to six weeks from approved scope to launch. Platforms with memberships, courses or integrations take longer and are delivered in milestones, so you see working parts along the way.
For new builds we prefer the block editor or a lightweight theme such as Kadence, because they are faster and easier to maintain. If your site already runs on Elementor, Divi or Oxygen, we work inside it rather than forcing a rebuild.
Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. We read the existing code, plugins and logs first, then tell you what we found before proposing changes.
Not if it is planned. We record a Search Console baseline before anything changes, map every old URL to its new one, and check indexing after launch.
You do, on final payment: the theme, plugins, repository and documentation. Nothing ties the site to us, and any competent developer can maintain it later.
Describe the site or the problem in your own words. A senior developer replies within one business day with questions or a written scope and a fixed price.
A plugin? A SaaS MVP? A WooCommerce system? An AI-powered feature? Tell us your idea. We'll help you figure out the way to build it.
No hard selling. No confusing technical talk. Just honest guidance from a senior development team.
Tell us what you need. A developer, not a salesperson, replies within one business day with questions or a fixed price.
