Custom WordPress themes and templates
Build or update responsive theme templates, reusable sections, child themes, and maintainable frontend components.
Expand your existing WordPress engineering capacity without rebuilding the delivery process your team already uses.
Add WordPress development support around your roadmap, sprint priorities, maintenance queue, and release schedule. Define the technical profile, collaboration process, code standards, and responsibilities before integrating external capacity with your in-house team.
Team extension works best when additional developers are integrated into the existing engineering process, rather than treated as a disconnected vendor handling isolated tasks.
An in-house team may need extra support for a redesign, a growing support queue, a new client launch, or a sustained increase in development requests. Team extension focuses on identifying the skills and capacity gap, then agreeing which tasks an additional developer should own or support.
Your technical lead or project manager can remain responsible for planning and approvals. A developer can join agreed issue tracking, repository, branch, pull-request, code review, and staging workflows. Define working-hour overlap, response expectations, and documentation standards before work starts.
Depending on the assigned developer profile, work may include custom themes, Gutenberg blocks, PHP plugins, WooCommerce features, APIs, website migrations, debugging, and technical maintenance. Complex needs should be reviewed for required expertise instead of assuming every developer covers every specialty.
A recurring engagement can provide familiarity with the website architecture and delivery standards, while your team retains control of architectural decisions, security policies, credentials, client communication, and release approval. Set an initial backlog and review progress before expanding responsibility.
Good team extension includes documented changes, pull requests, environment notes, and a transition plan for access removal and unfinished tasks. Agree on confidentiality, intellectual property, and commercial terms before the engagement begins.
Choose support based on the skills your current developers need and the technical work already in your roadmap.
Build or update responsive theme templates, reusable sections, child themes, and maintainable frontend components.
Develop custom blocks, patterns, ACF-based structures, and editing experiences for content teams.
Maintain or extend custom plugins, hooks, REST endpoints, integrations, and backend WordPress functionality.
Address agreed checkout features, store customizations, product logic, extension conflicts, and integration tasks.
Connect WordPress to approved CRMs, marketing platforms, payment systems, and external APIs as scoped.
Investigate bugs, dependency issues, site health concerns, and regressions using structured testing.
Support staged website migrations, content or code deployments, release preparation, and rollback planning.
Work through tickets, repository reviews, documentation, sprint updates, and technical lead approvals.
An integrated development model can provide targeted capacity while preserving your team structure, ownership, and quality standards.
Talk through your prioritiesKeep architecture, priorities, client commitments, and release permissions under your existing leads.
Use your chosen task board, repositories, review conventions, staging, and communication systems.
Discuss additional capacity for active sprints, maintenance, feature launches, or a growing client portfolio.
Define task owners, deliverables, acceptance criteria, and escalation routes before work begins.
Over time, documented project knowledge can reduce repeated explanation of the same codebase and business rules.
Agree on remote working arrangements, internal collaboration, and client visibility appropriate to the engagement.
A structured handoff helps an additional developer contribute within your current engineering system.

A structured handoff helps an additional developer contribute within your current engineering system.
Review your project stack, current team structure, sprint calendar, active backlog, and expected technical responsibilities.
Align on WordPress specialties, practical availability, working-hour overlap, experience, and collaboration expectations.
Confirm project access, confidentiality, version control, code review, environments, ticket conventions, and who approves releases.
Assign scoped initial tickets with acceptance criteria and review outcomes during the onboarding phase.
Evaluate completed work, documentation, communication, and upcoming priorities before changing the engagement.
Engagement options depend on the required developer specialty, expected monthly workload, collaboration overlap, and technical responsibilities. Discuss availability, pricing, and support boundaries before choosing how to extend the team.
Compare monthly developer specialties for your agency's workflow. Pricing below comes from your existing theme pricing settings.
| Specialty | Monthly price | Best suited for | Included work | Next step |
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| WordPress | $899/month per developer | Dedicated WordPress Developer |
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| Commerce | $999/month per developer | Dedicated WooCommerce Developer |
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| Full-Stack | $1,199/month per developer | Dedicated Full-Stack Developer |
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| Advanced | $1,499/month per developer | Senior Web / React Developer |
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| AI Automation | $1,199/month per developer | WordPress, AI agents and workflow automation |
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Monthly prices are per developer. Availability, scope and terms are confirmed before onboarding. See all pricing details ↗
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It is a model where additional WordPress developer capacity works alongside your current team, following agreed tools, priorities, technical standards, and oversight.
Your project manager or technical lead can continue directing tasks, reviews, and delivery approvals using an agreed collaboration workflow.
Multiple websites can be included in one scoped backlog, subject to available capacity, site complexity, and agreed priorities.
You can specify required WordPress, WooCommerce, PHP, API, block, or plugin expertise. Suitable experience and availability should be confirmed before the engagement.
Your team can define repository practices, pull-request reviews, testing, staging, and production approval responsibilities during onboarding.
Changes to specialty or capacity can be discussed as priorities evolve, subject to the agreed terms and developer availability.
Tell us about your existing team, WordPress stack, technical backlog, and delivery rhythm. We can discuss the developer profile and collaboration setup that fit your roadmap.