Hire WordPress Developers for Your Site or Store

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What You Can Hire a WordPress Developer For

WordPress theme developers

WooCommerce developers

Plugin and backend developers

How Hiring a WordPress Developer Works

custom Shopify discovery

Matched to your task

custom business logic in Shopify

Part-time or full-time

transparent custom development process

PM and backup developer

scalable custom Shopify architecture

Your tools, your channel

structured custom Shopify planning
clean custom Shopify code
stable Shopify integrations and functionality
performance optimization in custom Shopify development
QA and validation for custom Shopify builds
post launch support for custom Shopify development

How to Hire a WordPress Developer

custom Shopify audit and discovery

Free site review

custom Shopify roadmap

Developer match

build custom Shopify solution

Hours and scope

QA and launch for custom Shopify development

Onboarding

support and iteration for custom Shopify builds

Ongoing delivery

Who Hires Our WordPress Developers

brands needing custom Shopify store development

Businesses without an in-house developer

Shopify Plus custom development for complex operations

Marketing teams

companies needing Shopify custom app development

WooCommerce stores

custom Shopify theme development for growing brands

Companies with an open WordPress vacancy

custom Shopify development services for ecommerce brands
How much does it cost to hire a WordPress developer?

At SPLIT Development, WordPress developers start at $35 per hour. The rate covers the developer, a project manager, a tech lead and a backup developer. Unused hours roll over for one month.

Can I hire a WordPress developer part-time?

Yes. You can hire a dedicated WordPress developer for a fixed number of hours per month or full-time. Many sites start with part-time hours and add more as the task list grows.

Do your developers work with WooCommerce?

Yes. SPLIT Development developers build and maintain WooCommerce stores, custom product types, checkout changes and integrations.

Do you build with Gutenberg or page builders?

Both. New sites get custom Gutenberg blocks, and existing sites built on Elementor or other page builders are supported as they are.

Who owns the code your developer writes?

You do. Themes and plugins built for your site belong to you, and if the engagement ends you get full access and a handover.

Why hire through an agency instead of a freelancer?

A freelancer works alone, so work stops when they are sick, busy or gone. At SPLIT Development a backup developer already knows your site, and a tech lead reviews the code before release.