WordPress website development
WordPress is the world's most widely used content management system — over 40% of websites run on it. In certain situations it really is a good choice: a fast launch, your own editability, predictable cost. The key is that it shouldn't be template-stacking: we build WordPress sites to be fast, secure and search-friendly.
When is WordPress a good choice?
When you need a brochure or blog-centred site, want to manage the content yourself, and the features stay within proven bounds. In that case WordPress goes live quickly, and editing doesn't require a developer.
If, on the other hand, the website is your main business channel, or you're planning complex features or high traffic, it's worth discussing whether custom development is better in the long run. We always say this honestly, backed by numbers — we won't sell you WordPress if it isn't the right answer.
Fast and secure WordPress — which it isn't by default
The cause of WordPress's slowness and vulnerability is almost always the sheer number of plugins. We work with plugin discipline: we only add what's genuinely needed, and replace the rest with custom code. This keeps the site fast and reduces the attack surface.
We watch speed from day one: image optimisation, caching, CDN, and measured Core Web Vitals. The security basics — HTTPS, brute-force protection, two-factor admin login, regular updates tested in a staging environment — aren't an extra option, but part of the base package.
Customisation instead of buying a template
We don't upload a purchased theme with your logo on it. We build a custom look tailored to your brand — with block-based (Gutenberg) editing, so you can easily edit pages and assemble new sections afterwards, without coding knowledge.
We build in the search-friendly foundations: clean structure, correct tagging, structured data, a mobile-friendly layout. WordPress can be a good SEO foundation if it's well built — that's how we build it.
Maintenance, updates, support
A WordPress site is a living system: the framework and plugins need regular updates, or they become outdated or open a security hole. We handle this in a monthly maintenance package — update testing, daily backup, uptime monitoring, with support.
If you'd rather run it yourself, we hand it over with documentation and a short training session — we don't lock you in if you don't need us to.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a WordPress website cost?
A well-configured WordPress brochure site is typically built in the HUF 300k–1 million range, depending on scope and features. On the Pricing page, BromoBot gives a preliminary estimate from a few questions.
How long does it take to build?
A focused WordPress site can go live in 3–5 weeks, if the content is ready. Custom features or multiple languages can extend this.
WordPress or custom development — which do I need?
For a brochure or blog-centred site with a limited budget, WordPress is usually a good choice. If the website is your main business channel, with complex features or high traffic, custom development is often better in the long run. In a short consultation we'll tell you honestly which pays off in your situation.
Will I be able to edit the site myself?
Yes. We hand it over with block-based (Gutenberg) editing, so you can update images, text and new sections on your own — without coding. We also run a short training session before handover.