A monthly WordPress developer gives you steady access to one developer for fixes, features and improvements, without the cost and overhead of a full-time hire. Each month, you bring the priorities, and then I work through them on your live site.
So it suits sites that keep changing: new landing pages, plugin work, integrations, speed fixes and routine care. For context, see the official list of WordPress developer resources.
What a monthly WordPress developer can do
- Build and adjust pages, templates and custom blocks.
- Fix bugs and plugin conflicts.
- Connect WordPress to other tools through the API and integrations.
- Improve speed and Core Web Vitals.
- Look after WooCommerce stores.
- Keep updates, backups and security current.
How a monthly WordPress developer works
- First, we agree the scope and how you will send requests.
- Next, you share priorities for the month.
- Then I work through them in order and test on staging where it makes sense.
- Finally, you get a short summary of what shipped and what is next.
Monthly developer or maintenance retainer?
If you mainly need updates, backups and monitoring, a WordPress maintenance retainer is the lighter option. However, if you also need steady build work, a monthly developer fits better. Also, see my WordPress developer page for the kind of work I do.
What it is not
In short, I do not promise instant turnaround on every request, and I do not take work outside the agreed scope without discussing it first.
FAQ
What is a monthly WordPress developer?
It is an ongoing arrangement where one developer handles your WordPress work each month, from fixes and features to maintenance.
Can I pause or change the arrangement?
Yes. First, we agree how to handle scope changes when we start.
How do I start?
Send me your site details and priorities. Then I will suggest a scope after an initial review.
Get started
Tell me about your site and what you need. Then I will reply with a clear next step, and I will not push a package that does not fit.