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We’ll discuss what clients actually look into before choosing a development partner: integrations, migrations, price quotes, and long-term maintenance—based on our own experience.
These weren’t just another set of bugs in some random plugin. In the summer of 2026, two serious attack chains were fixed in WordPress’s own software within a short period of time—and in both cases, the end result could have been the execution of code on the server. On July 17, WordPress 7.0.2 was released, […]
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The cost of WordPress integration isn't determined solely by the API connection. The bulk of the work comes from data mapping, error handling, testing, monitoring, and maintenance.
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The process of taking over a WordPress project begins with an audit of access rights, backups, security, code, licenses, and performance.
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A WordPress quote is comparable when the scope, assumptions, responsibilities, and risks are clearly outlined. See the practical checklist for clients.
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