WordPress Conversion Pricing

A fixed-rate model for a defined conversion.

The base package includes the page and standard blog-post allowances shown below; smaller sites use the same minimum package price. Add pages and posts above those allowances, extra sections, and optional conversions. We review the inventory and selected features before confirming a fixed quote.

* All three add-ons are conversion allowances subject to review of the existing plugins, configuration, compatibility, and required customization. We confirm the scope and fixed quote before work begins. WooCommerce review includes shipping zones, methods, classes and rates, taxes, payment gateways, checkout rules, and carrier or fulfillment connections. Custom shipping rules, live carrier-rate integrations, subscriptions, extensive data migration, and complex customization may need a separate quote. Count each distinct interactive plugin or integration once; features within the same plugin are not counted separately. Custom plugins require a code and functionality review. New features, third-party licenses, subscriptions, API charges, and service fees are separate.

How to count pages and sections

• One builder page is one published page or builder-heavy post being rebuilt. Up to six normal content sections are included.
• A section is a distinct content area, such as a hero, service grid, image gallery, or contact area. Paragraphs, buttons, and individual items inside a section are not separate sections.
• Extra sections are the agreed sections above the six-section allowance on a builder page. An eight-section page has two extras.
• Shared header and footer are covered by the base package. They are not counted again on every page. Repeated global sections are identified in the inventory so the same shared rebuild is not charged repeatedly.
• A standard blog post uses the agreed content template. Existing copy, images, and links are carried over and checked. A post with its own complex builder layout counts as a builder page instead; do not count it in both places.

What the base package includes

A content inventory, a separate staging copy and backup, one shared header and footer, a standard blog template, and the agreed native WordPress styling. The review covers content, responsive layouts, links, and the existing forms included in scope. Existing URLs and search metadata are recorded and retained where appropriate, with a redirect plan for agreed URL changes.

WooCommerce shipping and configuration review

The WooCommerce allowance covers the agreed shop, product, cart, and checkout presentation around an existing store. We review shipping zones, methods, classes and rates, payment gateways, taxes, checkout rules, and carrier or fulfillment connections before confirming the scope. Existing product, customer, and order data is retained, with a plan for newer live orders at launch. Custom shipping logic, live carrier-rate integrations, subscriptions, extensive imports, and complex fulfillment or checkout customization may require a separate quote.

What needs a separate quote?

• A completely new design or extensive copywriting beyond the agreed conversion.
• Custom plugins beyond the selected provisional allowance, calculators, complex interactions, and third-party system integrations. Custom plugin conversions are subject to review; the checkbox allowance is confirmed or revised after reviewing the existing code and requirements.
• Advanced memberships, multilingual behavior, custom booking logic, and specialist functionality beyond the reviewed Interactive Plugins allowance.
• Hosting, domain fees, third-party licenses, and applicable taxes.

Example scopes

These examples include no extra sections, Interactive Plugins, or custom plugin allowances. Your confirmed inventory and written scope determine the final fixed price.

For a different conversion direction, explore HTML to WordPress or WordPress to HTML. Those migrations receive a project quote after the templates, content, functionality, and editing workflow are reviewed.

Need a place to host the site or help after launch? Explore hosting and developer support.