The pool of elite WordPress experts that lets you sleep at night!

Anything from small tasks and fixes (404 errors, plugin not working as expected, slow database optimizations, white screen of death fixes) through server and website maintenance work (website migrations, theme and plugin updates, speed and security optimizations) to full custom development work (custom theme/plugin development, new website design and development).

We’ve designed a 6-step selection and continuous quality control process to ensure you only get the best work by the top WordPress developers. Learn more about our developer vetting process.

Our recommended hourly rate range is between $70 and $120 USD. More pricing info.

We like to say that it’s because our radical focus on delivering quality WordPress development work by highly vetted WordPress experts and our unique approach to pricing. A more detailed and visually appealing answer is available on our Why Codeable page.

On average, it takes around 3–5 hours for experts to start reviewing and engaging with your project. If you don’t hear from an expert within this time frame, feel free to reach out to our support team who will be glad to look into your project and help bring it in front of relevant experts faster.

Our developers are distributed globally. We have experts from a little over 60 countries, with the top represented ones being United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Romania and Croatia.

Yes, we do have a money-back policy which guarantees that if any developer you hire doesn’t deliver to what was mutually agreed upon in the scope of work of the project, you will receive either a partial or full refund, depending on the amount of work that has been done. The amount of the refund is agreed upon either between you and the developer or by our team through a dispute resolution process, in case you can’t come to an agreement with the developer.

A couple of notes:

• Regardless of whether a partial or full refund is due, Codeable fees are always non-refundable.
• We do not put a time-frame within which you can request a refund due to non-delivery of work, as long as the project has not been marked as complete. If you do mark the project as complete, that’s basically equal to you saying “Yes, the work delivered is according to the scope and I’m absolutely happy”, so we won’t be able to issue a refund beyond that point.

We’d be happy to answer them.