Custom WordPress themes are priced per project, based on scope, functionality and complexity. There’s no fixed price because no two builds carry the same requirements. However, we provide a clear, itemised quote before any work begins, so you know exactly what you’re paying for.

Our custom WordPress builds typically sit between £15,000 and £30,000. More complex builds requiring E-commerce / WooCommerce sit between £25,000 and £100,000.

A custom WordPress theme typically takes 2–4 months from research through to launch, depending on the size of the site. The process runs through discovery, design, development, testing and deployment, with regular check-ins so you’re never left wondering where things stand. We also assign account managers to every project and you’ll be onboarded to our project management hub, so we can easily keep in touch as to what stage of the build we’re on.

A custom WordPress theme is coded specifically for your organisation, carrying no unnecessary plugins, bloat or design compromises. That lean code also means faster load times and a cleaner structure for search engines to crawl – advantages a template can’t match, since it’s built to serve thousands of unrelated sites rather than yours.

Yes – donation forms and membership systems can both be added to WordPress, either through a plugin or built directly into a custom theme. Plugins are the faster route for a simple donate button, but for higher-volume fundraising or member-gated content, integrating it at the theme level avoids plugin conflicts and keeps the experience consistent with the rest of your site.

Looking for more information on taking donations through websites? Check out our article on the best donation plugins for WordPress.

Yes – WordPress is a strong platform for charities and nonprofits, offering the flexibility to handle donations, campaigns and content at any scale. Off-the-shelf nonprofit themes can work for simple needs, but a custom-built theme avoids the generic layouts and donation-plugin conflicts that come with template-based charity sites, while keeping running costs proportionate to a charity budget.

Yes, absolutely. WordPress and Woo (formerly WooCommerce) are immensely powerful and flexible. WordPress remains the most popular web platform in the world and if you get your site built properly (without using any bloated page builder frameworks), it’ll not only be flexible and fast loading it’ll be extremely future-proof too. Shopify is the fastest growing e-commerce platform at the moment, but Woo is vast, and it wins hands down when it comes to customisation, flexibility and getting precicely what you want.