WordPress development agency for US businesses

The WordPress software is free. Running a site means paying for hosting, a domain, any premium theme or plugin licences, payment fees if you sell, and someone to build and maintain it. Our build is a fixed price agreed in a signed BRD once we know the page count, editor and integrations, and care plans are billed monthly after launch. Walking us through your current site on a first call is free.

Both. We use the native block editor (Gutenberg) with custom blocks when speed and a lean codebase matter most, and Elementor when your marketing team already knows it or wants to build campaign pages visually. In either case we lock brand styles so new pages stay on brand.

That is what the redirect map is for. We crawl every URL on the current site, keep the same addresses where we can, 301-redirect the rest, carry over titles and descriptions, and check Google Search Console after launch for errors.

Core Web Vitals are Google’s three page experience measures: Largest Contentful Paint (good is 2.5 seconds or less), Interaction to Next Paint (200 milliseconds or less) and Cumulative Layout Shift (0.1 or less). On WordPress we improve them with properly sized WebP or AVIF images, page caching, a CDN, fewer and lighter plugins, and scripts that load only where they are needed.

Yes. Zoho publishes a WordPress plugin, Zoho CRM Lead Magnet, that embeds Zoho CRM web forms or connects Contact Form 7 so submissions arrive as leads. We also use Zoho Forms or Zoho Flow when a form needs conditional fields, file uploads or extra steps, and we record which page the lead came from.

Yes. The Zoho SalesIQ plugin adds live chat, chatbots and visitor tracking to every page, and chats can be saved to the visitor’s record in Zoho CRM. Zoho Bookings booking pages embed on any WordPress page so visitors can pick a time and get reminders.

Choose Zoho Sites if you want a simple marketing site with no hosting or plugin updates to manage and you already run your business on Zoho. Choose WordPress if you publish a lot of content, need WooCommerce or a specific plugin, or want to own the code and pick your host. We build on both, so we will recommend whichever fits.

Yes. We set up WooCommerce products, checkout with Stripe or PayPal, shipping zones and US sales tax, plus subscriptions or bookings where needed. We can connect the store to Zoho Inventory for stock, Zoho Books for accounting and Zoho CRM for customers. If Shopify suits your store better, we build on Shopify too.

Yes. We set up hosting on a managed WordPress host or on AWS, and our care plans cover core, theme and plugin updates tested on staging, daily off-site backups, security scans, uptime monitoring, a monthly speed check and small content edits.

Yes. We move pages, posts, images and products, rebuild the design properly in WordPress, replace forms and booking tools with Zoho CRM and Zoho Bookings where that helps, and redirect every old URL so search traffic follows.

It depends on the number of pages and templates, how much content moves, and whether WooCommerce or Zoho integrations are involved. We work in five sprints (design, blocks, speed, SEO, launch), and the signed BRD gives each sprint a date before work begins.

WordPress itself is actively maintained, and most problems come from outdated plugins, weak passwords and missing backups. We keep plugins few and updated, add a firewall and malware scanning, require two-factor login for admins, and keep daily off-site backups we have test-restored.

Yes, when it is worth it. WordPress stays the place editors write content, and a React or Next.js front end reads it through the REST API or WPGraphQL. It suits app-like sites and large content teams. For most service business sites, a well-built standard WordPress theme is simpler and cheaper to run.

Yes. As part of every build we review color contrast, heading order, alt text, keyboard navigation and form labels against WCAG 2.1 AA, and we show your editors how to keep new content accessible.