WordPress developer on call
A senior WordPress developer when you need one. $125 an hour.
Bought in blocks of ten hours and used as you need them, for custom features, theme and plugin work, integrations and the fixes nobody else could do. Replies the same business day.
The price
$125 an hour
Ten-hour blocks, $1,250. Hours never expire. A written estimate before each task.
Prices in Canadian dollars, before HST.
What you get
- A named senior developer, not a ticket queue
- An estimate in hours before each task, so there are no surprises
- Custom plugins and theme work written to WordPress standards
- Integrations with your CRM, booking, payment and email tools
- Notes on everything done, in your own repository
Sound familiar?
The site needs a thing WordPress does not do out of the box. The last freelancer vanished. The agency wants a retainer and a six-week wait. You want a person who answers.
Or something broke in a way three plugins could not fix, and you need someone who can read the code instead of trying a fourth.
How it goes.
1
You describe the task
A paragraph on the form below is enough to start. We reply the same business day with questions or an estimate in hours.
2
You buy a block of ten hours
Invoice, paid, you are in the calendar. Hours never expire and roll from task to task.
3
Work happens on a copy, then goes live
You see it on a staging address first. You say yes, it goes live.
4
You get the hours report
Every task shows the hours used and what was done. Top up when the block runs low.
Who does the work
Your Fuse Inc. has built software in Toronto since 2016: portals, internal systems, AI operations and the websites in front of them. Thirty years of software behind every fix.
How we work
A person replies, not a queue. Work happens on a copy first. You see it before it goes live. Everything we change is written down and handed to you.
Where your data lives
In Canada when you want it there. Hosting, backups and your details on this form all stay on Canadian soil. Nothing you send us trains an outside model.
Questions.
Why blocks and not a retainer?
Because you should pay for work, not for the month. Blocks let you use ten hours in a week or spread them over a year.
What if the task takes longer than the estimate?
We stop at the estimate and tell you. You decide whether to continue. We eat the overage when the estimate was our mistake.
Can you work with my existing developer or agency?
Yes. Often we are the second pair of eyes or the specialist for one hard piece.
Book a developer.
Two questions, then your details. A person reads it and replies within one business day, usually the same day. No pitch, no pressure.