Hire & Support

Hire a dedicated WordPress developer

Add an experienced, remote WordPress developer to your team by the hour or month, without the cost and delay of hiring in-house.

  • Hourly
  • Monthly retainer
  • Remote
  • Slack / Jira
  • Git workflow
  • NDA on request
What’s included

Hire WordPress Developer: what’s included

Experienced freelance WordPress developer

Senior developers with years of theme, plugin and WooCommerce experience.

Hourly or monthly contracts

Pay for the hours you need, or reserve a developer each month.

Remote, in your tools

We join your Slack, Jira, Trello, Asana or GitHub and follow your workflow.

Time-zone overlap

Working hours that overlap with the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Australia.

Transparent reporting

Daily or weekly updates and time logs for every task.

Scale up or down

Adjust hours each month as your workload changes.

Why hire a remote WordPress developer?

Hiring in-house takes months and comes with fixed costs. When you hire a WordPress developer from Webcasata, you get an experienced specialist who can start within days and scale with your workload. It suits businesses with a steady stream of WordPress tasks, and teams that need extra hands for a busy period.

Dedicated WordPress developer on contract

With a monthly retainer, a dedicated developer works on your projects each month and gets to know your codebase, brand and processes. Prefer flexibility? Hourly contracts work well for ad-hoc tasks such as bug fixing and speed optimisation, theme changes and new features.

What does a WordPress developer cost per hour?

Hourly rates vary a lot by experience and location. Our article on WordPress development costs explains typical rates and what affects them. For your exact rate, request a quote with a short description of the work.

For agencies

If you’re an agency that needs developers working under your brand, see our white label WordPress development service. All work is part of our WordPress development services.

How it works

How it works, step by step

  1. Tell us what you need

    Share the type of work, expected hours and tools you use.

  2. Meet your developer

    A short video call to confirm fit, skills and communication.

  3. Start with a trial task

    A small paid task so you can review code quality first.

  4. Ongoing work

    Regular updates, time logs and a monthly review.

FAQ

Hire a WordPress Developer FAQs

Usually within a few working days of agreeing the scope and contract.

Yes. Hourly contracts work well for small fixes, updates and ad-hoc tasks.

Our working hours overlap with the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Australia, and we schedule calls early or late for the Americas.

You do. All code written for you belongs to you once paid.

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Ready to get started?

Share a short brief and get a fixed, itemised quote within 24 hours.