I'm a freelance WordPress developer with 20+ years of web development experience. I build custom WordPress themes, plugins, WooCommerce stores, and business websites that are fast, secure, and easy for you to manage. They are coded properly rather than stacked with heavy page builders and unnecessary plugins. I work remotely with clients in Nepal and worldwide.
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If you need a WordPress website built, fixed, or made faster, you will deal with me from the first message until the site goes live. I am a freelance WordPress developer in Nepal with more than 20 years of experience in web development. There is no sales team in between and no project manager passing notes back and forth.
Most of my WordPress development work falls into four kinds of projects: custom themes, custom plugins, WooCommerce stores, and rescue jobs for sites that are slow, broken, hacked, or held together by too many plugins. I also build new business websites from scratch for clients who want a site that looks like their own brand and not like the demo of a ready-made theme.
I write the code myself instead of piling page builders and add-ons on top of each other. That keeps the site fast, easier to secure, and simpler for you to edit later. WordPress runs on PHP and MySQL, which I have worked with for most of my career, so when something goes wrong I can find the cause in the code and not only in the dashboard.
I work with businesses, organizations, and individuals in Nepal, and with clients in other countries. This page explains what I build, how a project runs, and when WordPress is the right choice for your website and when it is not.
These are the WordPress services I am hired for most often. If your project does not fit neatly into one of them, send me the details and I will tell you honestly whether I can help.
A theme designed and coded around your brand and your users, with a clean UI/UX that feels intentional, not a demo template with the colors changed. It loads only the code each page actually needs, so it stays fast and easy to maintain.
When a feature does not exist, or the plugin that does it is heavy and messy, I build a small plugin for that one job.
Product catalogs, shipping and tax rules, order emails, and payments, including eSewa and Khalti for customers in Nepal.
Slow pages cost you visitors. I fix images, caching, the database, and unused plugins and scripts.
Malware cleanup, closing the hole the attacker used, and setting up backups so it does not happen again.
Moving a site to a new host or platform, or giving it a new design, without breaking your URLs or losing the search rankings you already have.
White screens, plugin conflicts, broken forms, and PHP version errors, fixed by someone who can read the code.
Sites in English, Nepali, or both, with proper Nepali fonts and Bikram Sambat dates when you need them.
WordPress manages the content while the front end is built separately with React or Next.js.
This is the first decision on almost every WordPress project, and the right answer depends on your budget and how long you plan to run the site. Here is how I explain it to clients.
| Ready-made theme | Page builder (Elementor, Divi) | Custom theme | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Simple sites on a small budget | Owners who want to edit layouts visually | Sites where speed, brand, and long-term control matter |
| Design freedom | Limited to what the theme allows | Good, inside the builder's blocks | Anything you can design |
| Page speed | Depends on the theme, many are heavy | Usually slower, with extra CSS and JavaScript on every page | Fastest, only the code the site needs |
| Maintenance | Theme updates can change your layout | Tied to the builder plugin and its license | Fewer plugins and cleaner code, so easier to look after |
| Upfront cost | Lowest | Low to medium | Highest |
| My honest view | Fine for a simple site that will not change much | Fine if you edit layouts often and speed is not critical | Worth it for business sites, online shops, and anything you will run for years |
If a ready-made theme is enough for your project, I will tell you so, and you will not pay for more than you need.
WordPress is not the answer to every website. Choosing the right tool at the start saves a lot of money later.
Every project is a little different, but most of them follow these six steps.
A short call or message exchange to understand your business, the pages and features you want, your deadline, and your budget. This step is free.
I write down the pages, features, and timeline, and send a clear quote for that scope. You know what you are paying for before any work starts.
We agree on the layout and look of the main pages. If you already have a design, I build from it. If not, I can suggest a clean layout that fits your brand.
I build the theme, plugins, and content on a private copy so you can review progress and give feedback without touching a live website.
Mobile and desktop, different browsers, forms, page speed, and basic security checks. Problems get fixed before launch, not after.
I move the site live, show you how to update it yourself, and stay available for fixes afterwards. Monthly maintenance is available if you want updates, backups, and security checks handled for you.
A small business website usually takes two to four weeks. Custom themes, WooCommerce stores, and multilingual sites take longer. I give you a realistic timeline once I understand your requirements.
I do not publish fixed prices, because two websites with the same number of pages can be very different jobs. After we talk, I send a clear quote for a defined scope. These are the things that move the price the most:
Send me what you have in mind and I will reply with an honest estimate, including what you can leave out to save money.
You talk to the person who writes the code. Questions get straight answers, and your requests do not get lost between departments.
PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, and web servers are my everyday tools. That depth matters when a problem cannot be solved by installing another plugin.
Every plugin adds code, updates, and possible security holes. I use plugins where they make sense and write custom code where they do not.
Proper heading structure, fast loading, clean URLs, meta tags, an XML sitemap, and structured data. If you already rank on Google, I protect that during a migration with correct redirects.
Your domain, hosting, and accounts stay in your name. You get the full source code and admin access, so you are never locked in to me.
If a ready-made theme is enough, I will say so. If WordPress is the wrong tool for what you need, I will say that too.
It depends on what you need. A simple business website costs far less than a custom-built site or an online store with WooCommerce. Once I understand your requirements, I will give you a clear price before any work starts, so there are no surprises later.
A straightforward business website usually takes two to four weeks. A custom theme, an online store, or a site with several languages takes longer. In most projects, the biggest delay comes from waiting on content and feedback, so having your text and images ready in advance speeds things up.
Yes. I don't just drop in a template and change the colors. I look at how your business works and what your visitors need to do on the site, then build the pages, layout, and features around that. If a ready-made theme genuinely fits your needs, I'll tell you honestly instead of charging you for custom work you don't need.
If you want to edit page layouts yourself and page speed is not your top concern, a page builder like Elementor can work well. If you care about fast loading, a design that actually looks like your brand, and less maintenance over the years, a custom theme is usually the better choice. I'll recommend whichever one fits your project and your budget.
Yes, this is a large part of my work. Slow sites, hacked sites, broken plugins, and outdated designs are all things I deal with regularly. I start by reviewing the site and checking the error logs, then give you a clear list of what's wrong and what it will take to fix, before I touch anything.
Yes. I build every site so you or your team can update text, images, and pages directly from the WordPress dashboard, without needing to know how to code. Before the project is handed over, I'll walk you through exactly how to make those changes.
Yes, completely. Your domain, your hosting account, and every file that makes up your website belong to you. I don't lock you into my own hosting or hold your site hostage after the project ends. Once it's delivered, it's yours.
WordPress itself is SEO-friendly, but the actual result depends on how the site is built. I focus on fast page loading, clean URLs and headings, proper meta tags, an XML sitemap, and structured data, which are the technical pieces that help search engines understand and rank your pages.
Yes. WordPress is a great choice for content-driven sites and online stores, but it's not always the right tool. For web applications, dashboards, or a product that needs custom logic, a hand-coded solution built with a framework like Laravel usually works better. Tell me what you're building and I'll recommend the right approach, even if that means steering you away from WordPress.
Yes. Once your site is live, I stay available to fix anything that comes up. I also offer ongoing maintenance for plugin and core updates, backups, and regular security checks, so your website stays safe and running smoothly without you having to think about it.
WordPress is only one of the tools I work with. If your project needs something different, these services may be a better match.
Tell me what you want to build, or what is not working on your current site. I will reply personally with honest advice and an estimate, and you will talk to the developer, not a sales team.
Whether you're starting fresh or enhancing an existing system, I offer custom software development services built to match your goals. From responsive web apps to powerful backend solutions and mobile integrations, explore how each service can help your business move forward with confidence.
From product catalogs and shopping carts to payment gateways and order management, I develop secure, user-friendly e-commerce platforms tailored for small businesses and startups.
I build reliable, secure, and efficient backend systems using modern frameworks. From API development to database design, I ensure your applications work seamlessly and scale with your needs.
Whether it's a personal portfolio, startup landing page, or complex web platform, I deliver high-quality, SEO-friendly websites with clean architecture and strong technical foundations.
Technologies and tools I use to deliver reliable, high-quality web and mobile application for clients worldwide.
PHP
Laravel
CodeIgniter
WordPress
Node.js
NestJS
JavaScript
TypeScript
React
React Native
Next.js
Vue.js
Bootstrap
Tailwind CSS
MySQL
MongoDB
PostgreSQL
HTML
CSS
jQuery
GitHub
VS Code
AI
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