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Hire a dedicated WordPress developer without the freelancer risk.
A freelancer can disappear mid-project. An in-house hire takes time and adds payroll. With Mineweb, you get a dedicated WordPress developer backed by a 20+ person team.
Our approach
WordPress development for the work you actually need.
Custom theme development
Elementor, Gutenberg, child themes, custom templates, and theme migrations.
WooCommerce development
Custom products, checkout changes, payment gateways, subscriptions, wholesale, and API work.
Plugin development
Custom plugins, WooCommerce extensions, API integrations, and Gutenberg blocks.
Performance optimization
Core Web Vitals, caching, images, databases, CDNs, and 90+ PageSpeed targets.
Security and malware
Malware removal, hardening, firewalls, two-factor authentication, and post-hack cleanup.
Migrations
Move from Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify, Drupal, or another CMS to WordPress with redirects and content preserved.
Mineweb vs. the alternatives
See how we compare with freelancers and agencies.
Factor
Mineweb
Freelancer (Upwork etc.)
Offshore agency
Vetting
Mineweb
Internal team, fully vetted
Freelancer (Upwork etc.)
Self-reported, inconsistent
Offshore agency
Varies widely by firm
Continuity
Mineweb
Same developer, always
Freelancer (Upwork etc.)
Freelancer may disappear
Offshore agency
Staff turnover common
Backup when sick/away
Mineweb
Full team as backup
Freelancer (Upwork etc.)
No coverage
Offshore agency
Yes, but knowledge loss
Time zone / availability
Mineweb
US business hours
Freelancer (Upwork etc.)
Varies
Offshore agency
Usually overnight delays
Quality consistency
Mineweb
Reviewed by senior dev
Freelancer (Upwork etc.)
Depends on individual
Offshore agency
Depends on firm
Code ownership
Mineweb
Always yours
Freelancer (Upwork etc.)
Usually yours
Offshore agency
Usually yours
Cost
Mineweb
Mid-range
Freelancer (Upwork etc.)
Low to mid
Offshore agency
Lower, but hidden costs
What you get when your developer comes with a team.
Teams that outsource development usually hire WordPress developer support for one of two reasons: a project with a deadline, or a list of changes that keeps growing. We handle both. Defined work, such as a new website, a migration or a plugin, gets a fixed price, with the scope agreed before development starts. For ongoing work, you hire dedicated WordPress developer hours on a monthly retainer, from $699 a month, and the same developer handles your requests each month. Work beyond the plan is $150 an hour, estimated first and approved by you before it begins.
A developer typically starts within 3 to 5 business days of signing an agreement and paying a deposit. You can talk to your developer directly on Slack or go through one project coordinator, whichever suits you. We match the developer to the work, whether that is WooCommerce, Elementor, plugin development, performance or security, and if the fit is wrong, we reassign. A senior developer reviews the work, and if your developer is out, the rest of the team keeps it moving.
For smaller ongoing needs, our WordPress support plans are often the better fit. Many clients start with one project and move to an ongoing arrangement, and the engagement can grow without you having to find and vet new developers each time.
Pricing
Three ways to hire a Mineweb developer.
Project-based
Fixed price
For new sites, migrations, redesigns, plugins, and defined feature work.
Scope and price are agreed before development starts.
Most popular
Monthly retainer
From $699/mo
Dedicated developer hours for ongoing changes, improvements, and support.
The same developer handles your requests each month.
Extra hours beyond a plan
$150/hr
For work beyond the hours in your monthly plan.
We estimate each task first, and you approve the hours before work begins.
- Fixed price for defined projects
- Dedicated developer on monthly retainers
- Extra hours beyond a plan at $150/hr
- Hours and tasks approved in advance
Our team
Bring in WordPress expertise without committing to another full-time hire.

Marko
Head of Development
20+ yrs WordPress

Miloš
Web Developer
15+ yrs WooCommerce

Marko
Web Developer
10+ yrs WordPress

Stefan
Web Developer
5+ yrs Elementor
2000+
Projects delivered
20+
Team members
5.0
Rating on Clutch
2×
Top Clutch awards, 2026
Our work
Who we've built for.




Common questions
Common questions before hiring.
Typically within 3 to 5 business days of signing an agreement and paying a deposit. For urgent situations (site down, active malware, pre-launch deadline), we respond within 2 business hours and can often start within 24 hours. Call us at +1 (941) 352-8883 for urgent requests.
Both, depending on what you want. We can set up direct Slack access to your developer for faster iteration. We can also route everything through a project coordinator if you’d rather have a single point of contact. Most clients prefer direct developer access after the first week.
We reassign, no questions asked and no awkward conversation. Our team has developers with different specialties (WooCommerce, Elementor, plugin development, performance, security), and we match based on what your project actually needs, not just whoever is available.
Yes. If your project involves proprietary business logic, unreleased products, or client data, we sign NDAs as a standard part of the engagement. We’ve signed hundreds of them. It’s not a special request.
Our support plans are for existing clients who want ongoing developer hours for site improvements and changes. Hiring a developer covers all of that plus larger projects, custom development, and situations where you need a dedicated resource for a defined engagement. For ongoing smaller needs, support plans are often the better fit. Compare support plans.
Monthly retainers start at $699/mo, and extra hours beyond a plan are $150/hr. Defined projects get a fixed price: we scope your needs and quote up front, so you know what you’re paying before committing.
Both. You can engage us for a defined project or on an ongoing basis for continuous development, changes, and support. Many clients start with a project and move to an ongoing arrangement.
You get a team, not a single point of failure. If one developer is out, work continues, and you have backup expertise across design, development, and SEO. You also get accountability, process, and support a lone freelancer can’t match.
The full stack: theme and plugin development, WooCommerce, performance, security, migrations, integrations, and design. Whatever your project needs, you’re not limited to one person’s narrow skill set.
Yes. We add capacity as your needs grow, so a small engagement can expand into a larger, ongoing relationship without you having to find and vet new developers each time.
Need a developer for a project or ongoing work?
Tell us what you need. We’ll match you with the right developer and scope the work on a 20-minute call.





