WordPress Developer in Melbourne
Custom WordPress builds and WooCommerce development for Melbourne businesses, delivered remotely from Sydney. Same time zone, regular video check-ins and a staging site you can review whenever it suits you.
Remote WordPress development for Melbourne
We'll be upfront: WP Pro is based in Sydney and doesn't have a Melbourne office. Melbourne projects run remotely, and for development work that's rarely a drawback. Code, staging sites and feedback all live online, and Victoria and New South Wales share a time zone, daylight saving included.
What you get is a WordPress developer focused on the technical side: custom themes, WooCommerce stores, integrations with the systems you already run, and performance work that makes a real difference on mobile. You have a staging link early in the project and a written record of decisions, so nothing depends on being in the same room.
WordPress & WooCommerce services for Melbourne
From WooCommerce stores to integrations and ongoing care — all delivered remotely.
WooCommerce store builds
New WooCommerce stores with product variations, GST-inclusive pricing, shipping zones for metro and regional deliveries, and Australian-friendly payment options such as Stripe, PayPal and Afterpay.
WooCommerce customisation
Custom product fields, bundles, wholesale or trade pricing, checkout changes and order emails — extending an existing store without replacing it.
Custom WordPress development
Bespoke themes, custom post types and ACF-powered page layouts for content-heavy sites such as studios, clinics, venues and education providers.
Integrations
Connect your site or store to inventory, accounting, CRM and email marketing platforms via APIs and webhooks, so orders and leads stop being copied across by hand.
Performance optimisation
Slow product and category pages cost sales. We profile database queries, trim plugins, optimise images and set up caching that plays nicely with carts and checkout.
Remote maintenance
Updates, backups, security monitoring and small changes on a maintenance plan, with WooCommerce updates tested on staging before they reach your live store.
How remote projects work
Everything you'd expect from a local developer, organised so distance doesn't matter.
Video kick-off
A video call to walk through your current site, products, systems and goals, followed by a written scope you can share with your team.
Shared staging site
Work happens on a private staging copy you can open on any device. Feedback is collected in one place, so nothing gets lost in email threads.
Check-ins on your schedule
Short video check-ins at agreed milestones, in your business hours. There's no time difference to work around.
Remote launch & support
We launch, monitor orders, forms and search indexing, and stay available by phone, email and video for fixes and future changes.
Our work (Sydney-based projects)
We don't have Melbourne case studies yet. Our published case studies are for Sydney and Australia-wide businesses — browse them to see how we approach builds, integrations and launches.
Each case study covers the brief, what we built and the result, so you can judge our approach for yourself.
Browse our case studiesServing businesses across Greater Melbourne
Because projects are remote, it makes no difference whether you run a boutique in Fitzroy, a manufacturer in Dandenong South or a consultancy in the CBD. Melbourne's independent retail, hospitality, education, health and manufacturing businesses all have good reasons to use WordPress — and online retail is where WooCommerce really earns its keep.
We don't have Melbourne case studies yet, and we won't pretend otherwise. What we can show you is our Sydney work, which follows exactly the same process you'd get.
Melbourne areas we work with (remotely)
- Melbourne CBD & Docklands
- Inner North (Fitzroy, Brunswick, Collingwood)
- Inner South (South Yarra, Prahran, St Kilda)
- Eastern Suburbs
- Western Suburbs
- South East (Dandenong, Frankston)
- Mornington Peninsula
- Geelong & regional Victoria
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about WordPress development in Melbourne
Do you have an office in Melbourne?
No. We're based in Sydney and work with Melbourne businesses remotely, using video calls, phone and email. Because Victoria and New South Wales share a time zone, scheduling works the same as it would with a local developer.
Are you a WooCommerce developer as well as a WordPress developer?
Yes. WooCommerce is WordPress's ecommerce plugin, and we build new stores, customise existing ones, connect them to inventory and accounting tools, and speed up slow product and checkout pages.
Can you work on an existing WooCommerce store without downtime?
Yes. We copy your store to a staging site, make and test changes there — including plugin and WooCommerce updates — and only then deploy to the live store, usually at a quiet trading time.
How much does a WooCommerce store cost?
WooCommerce is included from our Professional package at $4,500, which covers up to 15 pages. Stores with large catalogues, custom product logic or system integrations are quoted after we've scoped them. See our pricing page for details.
What happens if something breaks after launch?
Call or email and we'll look at it remotely — distance makes no difference to troubleshooting. Our packages include post-launch support (one month on Starter, three months on Professional), and ongoing maintenance plans are available.
Planning a WordPress or WooCommerce project in Melbourne?
Send us a short brief or give us a call. We'll come back with questions, a recommended approach and a quote.