WordPress and WooCommerce development, direct or white label

Plans on the market range from about US$39 for automated updates to US$359 for complex sites. Ceylond’s care plan costs A$89£49US$59AED 219LKR 7,900 per site a month and covers updates tested on staging, daily off-site backups, uptime and security checks, a report and 30 minutes of edits.

Yes, for content-led sites, blogs and stores that need lots of flexibility or a team that already knows WordPress. It is a weaker choice if you want very low upkeep or simple selling, where Shopify or a static site needs less maintenance.

White label WordPress means we do the build or maintenance work and your agency sells it under its own brand. Clients see your name on reports and emails, never ours. We sign an NDA, work in your tools, and you set the client price.

Shopify suits most small stores because hosting, security and checkout are managed for a monthly fee. WooCommerce suits sellers who want full control, already run WordPress, or need unusual product rules; it has lower platform fees but more maintenance. We build both and can migrate between them.

Usually, yes. We start with a paid health check to find the cause, often a heavy page builder, too many plugins or poor hosting, then fix what we can and tell you plainly if a rebuild would cost less.