WordPress development without another full-time hire.
Macro WP gives agencies and teams reliable, ongoing WordPress development through a simple monthly subscription. Send the work that keeps piling up—from landing pages and custom features to plugins, fixes, integrations, and ongoing improvements—and keep your delivery moving without another hiring process.
Built for recurring WordPress work. Clear capacity. Predictable monthly pricing.
- Build campaign landing page from Figma In development
- ACF field group for case-study template In development
- Fix plugin conflict breaking checkout layout Queued
- Custom block for pricing table Queued
- Connect enquiry form to client CRM Queued
WordPress work changes. Your development capacity shouldn't disappear with it.
Some months bring a few fixes. Others bring landing pages, client launches, plugin work, redesigns, and a backlog that suddenly matters all at once.
The hard part is not always finding someone who can write code. It is having dependable development capacity when the work arrives—without restarting the freelancer search, waiting for availability, or committing to another full-time hire before the workload makes sense.
Macro WP gives you one WordPress-focused development partner for the work that keeps coming back.
More work than your current developer can comfortably handle?
Add capacity without replacing the people already on your team.
Designers and marketers waiting on development?
Give approved work a clear path from request to implementation.
Tired of sourcing a new freelancer for every project?
Keep one ongoing development relationship instead of rebuilding context every time.
Client work growing faster than your delivery team?
Use a subscription to add flexible WordPress capacity without immediately adding payroll.
One subscription. Ongoing WordPress development.
Macro WP is built for recurring work, not a one-time project marketplace.
Choose the development capacity that fits your workload, send your requests, set the priority, and we work through the active queue according to your plan.
You keep control of what matters most. We keep the WordPress work moving.
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Choose your capacity
Select the plan that matches how much development your team needs moving at once.
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Send and prioritize requests
Add the work you need completed, include the relevant context, and keep the queue ordered around your current priorities.
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Review completed work
Review the implementation, send relevant feedback, and move the next request forward.
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Keep going
New landing page next week? Plugin change after that? Existing-site fix the week after? Keep sending WordPress work without starting a new procurement process each time.
From small fixes to custom WordPress development.
You are not subscribing to a narrow menu of prepackaged tasks. Macro WP supports ongoing work across the WordPress ecosystem.
Build
- WordPress websites
- landing pages
- page templates
- custom themes
- responsive frontend implementation
Customize
- existing themes
- Elementor, Bricks, Gutenberg, and other supported WordPress workflows
- layouts and templates
- WooCommerce experiences where supported
- existing client websites
Fix
- bugs
- broken layouts
- plugin conflicts
- inherited WordPress issues
- compatibility problems
Extend
- custom functionality
- custom plugins
- PHP development
- ACF implementations
- hooks and filters
- feature development
Integrate
- third-party APIs
- forms
- external services
- data workflows
- WordPress integrations
Maintain and improve
- theme and plugin updates
- ongoing enhancements
- maintenance-related development
- compatibility work
- iterative improvements
Have an unusual WordPress request? If it belongs inside the WordPress ecosystem, show us what you need and we will tell you whether it fits.
Explore WordPress DevelopmentBuilt to work behind agencies.
Your clients do not need another vendor relationship. Your team needs dependable development capacity.
Macro WP is designed to fit into agency delivery with support for recurring client work, design-to-development handoffs, multiple WordPress environments, existing developers, and white-label collaboration where operationally supported.
Keep the client relationship yours
Macro WP should operate as development capacity behind your agency rather than competing for the client relationship.
Send work across your client backlog
Use your subscription for the WordPress requests your agency needs to move, subject to the website and capacity rules of your plan.
Work from real handoffs
Send Figma files, specifications, screenshots, existing design systems, builder requirements, or written development requests as appropriate to the task.
Add capacity without replacing your team
Already have a developer? Macro WP can still fit as overflow capacity, backup support, or additional WordPress expertise.
[OPERATIONAL INPUT REQUIRED] Publish stronger statements about NDA support, direct client communication, number of client sites, or external PM tools only after those policies are finalized.
- Your agency scopes and approves the work
- Requests enter one Macro WP queue
- Development happens behind your agency
- Output goes back to you for client delivery
A development partner should make the work easier to manage.
WordPress capability matters. So does the way the work gets done.
WordPress focused
We stay inside the ecosystem we know best instead of trying to be a general-purpose software shop.
Predictable monthly pricing
See the cost before you book a call. Choose capacity based on your workload, not on a vague proposal process.
Clear request workflow
Submit work, set priorities, understand what is active, and know what is waiting next.
Maintainable development
We favor practical, supportable WordPress solutions over fragile shortcuts and unnecessary complexity.
Client ownership
Your websites, accounts, code, content, and data remain yours. The service should not depend on unnecessary lock-in.
Straightforward communication
If a request is unclear, risky, outside scope, or better solved another way, we should say so.
Choose the amount of WordPress capacity your team needs.
Every Macro WP plan is designed around the same core idea: professional WordPress development through an ongoing subscription. Plans should primarily differ by how much work can move, priority, and service level—not by arbitrarily locking WordPress technologies behind higher tiers.
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- [Any plan-specific priority/service-level difference]
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- [Any plan-specific priority/service-level difference]
Not sure which plan fits? Show us the kind of work your team normally sends to development and we will help you choose.
Compare All Plans[OPERATIONAL INPUT REQUIRED] Final plan count, names, prices, active capacity, website allowance, turnaround wording, and communication level. No checkout exists yet, so every plan CTA currently routes to the consultation page.
Common questions before you subscribe
What is a WordPress development subscription?
Instead of pricing every request as a separate project, a development subscription gives you recurring access to WordPress development capacity for a predictable monthly price. You submit work as it comes up, prioritize the queue, and Macro WP works through it according to the active capacity included in your plan.
Can I submit more than one request?
Yes. The important distinction is between requests you submit and work that is active at the same time. Your plan determines active development capacity. Additional requests can wait in the queue until capacity becomes available.
Is Macro WP only for agencies?
No. Agencies are the primary audience because recurring client work is a strong fit for the model, but Macro WP can also support teams, consultants, publishers, WooCommerce businesses, and other organizations with ongoing WordPress development needs.
How is this different from hiring a freelancer?
A freelancer can be a great fit for occasional or isolated work. Macro WP is designed for recurring needs where continuity, predictable cost, organized requests, and dependable development capacity matter month after month.
What if we already have a developer?
You do not need to replace them. Macro WP can provide overflow capacity, backup support, additional bandwidth, or WordPress-specific expertise when your existing team is at capacity.
Can you handle a large project?
Potentially, yes. Larger work may be broken into milestones or sequential requests so it can move through the same capacity model without implying unlimited parallel development.
Need reliable WordPress development without another hiring process?
Tell us what your team is working through, how often development work comes up, and where your current bottlenecks are. We will help you determine whether a Macro WP subscription is a practical fit.
No need for a long sales process if you already know what you need. Pricing stays public.