WordPress Developer from Ukraine

From $1,499 for a business site with a custom theme. A WooCommerce store starts at $2,499. The exact figure depends on how many pages and templates are needed, the integrations, and whether a design already exists. An estimate against your page list is free.

No. The theme is written for the specific design. A bought template is cheaper to start, but every later change runs into someone else's code, and a theme update can wipe your edits. A custom theme updates safely and weighs less.

Yes, it is a common job. Content is moved, the URL structure is preserved, and redirects are put in wherever addresses change so accumulated search positions are not lost. The old site stays available until the switch.

For a catalogue up to a few thousand products, yes — through WooCommerce: payment, delivery, variants, promo codes and exports. If you have tens of thousands of products or complex pricing logic, a separate solution is the honest answer, and I will say so on the call.

You can: the admin is set up around your content, with clear fields instead of one text block. Core and plugin updates, backups and monitoring can stay with me as a separate service.

The main risks are abandoned plugins and an un-updated core. So the plugin count is kept to a minimum, each is chosen on support and update frequency, access is split by role, and backups run automatically.