Scope
Scope turns discovery into a fixed path for WordPress plugins, themes, custom websites, Micro-SaaS MVPs, AI agents, and Technical SEO / Core Web Vitals work. We define milestones, deliverables, assumptions, and what is explicitly out of scope. You get a proposal with budget tier and timeline — not an open-ended retainer.
If priorities shift later, we re-scope in writing. That discipline keeps WordPress engineering honest for our Melbourne and New Mexico client base, and for worldwide remote teams.
Every scoped service maps to a clear page on our site so stakeholders can see craft, examples, and next steps before you sign.
What we define in scope
- Milestone plan with acceptance criteria you can test
- Budget tier and calendar checkpoints
- Assumptions, dependencies, and client inputs (content, access, brand)
- Environments: staging, production, backups, and handoff format
- Security and performance baselines (WPCS, nonces, CWV budgets)
What you receive
- Written proposal ready for finance and stakeholders
- Milestone checklist you can track against
- Clear change-request path if scope expands
- Recommended service package links for your stack
Services we scope most often
Pick a path — or combine — once the proposal is approved:
FAQs — WordPress scoping
Can we start build without a written scope?
We prefer not to. A short written scope protects your budget and our delivery quality — especially for plugin and SaaS work.
What if we only need a CWV audit?
We still scope the audit deliverables (pages, tools, remediation options) so you know exactly what you are buying. See Technical SEO & CWV.
Do you work only in Melbourne and New Mexico?
Those are our main markets. Scope and delivery are remote for worldwide WordPress projects as well.