When to choose WordPress?
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You want to publish yourself
News, blog articles, new pages: the WordPress editor can be learned in an hour.
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A showcase or editorial website
Company presentation, blog, practice or non-profit website: this is WordPress's ideal ground.
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You want to be free to change provider
WordPress is open source and very widespread: you never depend on a single agency to develop your website.
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A controlled budget
The software is free; you pay for design, hosting and upkeep, not for a licence.
When it isn't the best choice
For a complex business application (calculations, advanced client areas, large volumes of data), WordPress quickly shows its limits: a framework such as Laravel or Symfony is better suited. And if you never publish anything yourself, a lighter custom website may be enough.
What we build with WordPress
Showcase website
Presentation pages, contact form, online booking, English version.
Blog and content
Google-optimised articles, categories, authors, newsletter.
WordPress redesign
New design, removal of useless plugins, faster loading, without losing your rankings.
Multilingual website
French and English versions, each ranking in its own country.
Takeover, migration and maintenance
Many WordPress sites run on an abandoned theme, outdated plugins or a PHP version that no longer receives fixes. We audit the site, update it step by step while testing each change, replace what needs replacing, then handle maintenance (updates, backups, monitoring).
Related services and budget
Indicative budget
WordPress showcase website from €890. WordPress maintenance (updates, backups, security) from €49 per month. Audit of an existing site from €490.
Frequently asked questions: WordPress
Yes, provided it is updated regularly and plugins are kept to a minimum. Most hacks come from outdated plugins. That is exactly what maintenance monitors.
Yes. We train you on the editor and lock the layout elements so you can't break anything by mistake.
The usual causes: too many plugins, heavy images, a bloated theme, undersized hosting. An audit identifies the real causes before any work.
Not necessarily. If your site is mainly editorial, WordPress remains a very good choice. We only recommend a migration if your needs have really outgrown what it does well.