Quoting WordPress Work at a Fixed Price So the Number Holds
How to scope a WordPress project so a fixed quote survives reality: discovery first, what the quote must state, the change process, and how to price risk.
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9 write-ups from production, newest first. Each one is a problem hit on a real project and how it was diagnosed and fixed.
How to scope a WordPress project so a fixed quote survives reality: discovery first, what the quote must state, the change process, and how to price risk.
Free booking tools work until they do not. The limits that push a small business to a paid plan, the hidden costs in free tiers, and when the upgrade pays.
Care plan or hourly support for your website: a year of costs side by side, what each covers, and the point where a plan becomes cheaper.
How to choose between Basic, Growth and Scale care plans by working out what an hour of your time costs and how often the site changes.
How we decide whether to fix a website or rebuild it: the numbers we compare, the signs that settle it, and what each path costs.
What counts as a small change under a care plan's included hours and what is a separate project, with examples and how we tell you which it is.
Fixed price or hourly for a website build? How each shifts risk, where scope creep comes from, and how to buy so the quote holds.
What an online booking system costs per month for a small business, the fees that hide in the price, and the admin hours and no-shows it saves.
What a small business website costs in 2026, what moves the number, what is usually left out of a quote, and how to tell a fixed price from a starting point.