Let's build a website that works

Email a finished visual design or layout prepared by your team, or describe the technical scope. WPPoland replies in writing about development, integrations, security, and maintenance.91 project write-ups in the portfolio.

  • Written reply within 24 working hours
  • Deposit before work starts
  • Data processing agreement under Art. 28 GDPR
  • EU consumer law: right of withdrawal and written consent before work starts
I reply within 24 working hours

Send me a message

Pick what you need. You add the details in the next step. I reply with something practical on working days (CET).

Prefer email? Write to [email protected]

What do you need?
Scope
Contact

The initial written estimate is free.

Address

WPPOLAND

Starowiejska 16/2
81-356 Gdynia, Poland

[email protected]

VAT: PL7393037445

Company and invoicing

Company and invoicing
Business nameWPPoland Mariusz Szatkowski
Legal formSole proprietorship
Addressul. Starowiejska 16/2, 81-356 Gdynia, Poland
NIP (Polish tax ID)7393037445
VAT numberPL7393037445 (EU VAT, active in VIES)
E-mail[email protected]
Reply timeWithin 24 working hours, in writing
Time zoneCET/CEST
LanguagesPL, EN, DE, NB, PT, ES
ContactE-mail and documents only, no calls or meetings
Invoice currencyPLN for clients in Poland, EUR outside Poland
VAT, EU businesses outside Poland (B2B)Reverse charge: the client accounts for VAT
VAT, clients outside the EU (UK, Norway, Switzerland)VAT follows the place-of-supply rules
PaymentDeposit before work starts
DesignProvided by you. No graphic design, UX or wireframes

What to include in your first message

The more specifics you give, the sharper the questions and the quote. Pick the list that fits.

New build

  • Purpose of the site and who it is for
  • Finished design or layout (provided by you)
  • Features and integrations you need
  • Target date

Existing site or rescue

  • URL and symptoms: what fails and since when
  • WordPress, PHP and theme versions, if you know them
  • Whether a backup and hosting access exist
  • What changed just before it broke

Integration or automation

  • Systems to connect (ERP, CRM, payments, warehouse)
  • Direction and frequency of the data exchange
  • A link to the API documentation
  • Data volume and who owns the system on the other side

AI

  • Goal: search, chat, classification or other
  • Source data and how sensitive it is (GDPR)
  • Where it should run: site, admin, shop
  • How you will know it works

What happens next

  1. You send a first message by e-mail or through the form.
  2. Within 24 working hours you receive written questions.
  3. Once you answer, a written quote follows.
  4. The contract reaches you by e-mail.
  5. Work starts after the deposit is paid.

For clients in the UK and Ireland: software development in the UK and Ireland

Upcoming WordPress events

WPPoland in the WordPress community

WPPoland regularly takes part in WordPress community events, including WordUp, WordCamp Poland and WordCamp Europe. For a project enquiry, email the brief to [email protected]. Replies are sent in writing.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can't find an answer? Email [email protected]

What does the collaboration process look like?#

Everything runs by e-mail and documents, with no calls or meetings. After your first message you receive written questions within 24 working hours, then a written quote, and the contract reaches you by e-mail. Work starts once the deposit is paid. The steps are listed under what happens next.

How much does a WordPress website cost?#

Pricing depends on scope, design depth, integrations, and the level of custom development needed. Details are available on the pricing page, and the final quote is based on your specific requirements and sent in writing.

Do you offer post-launch support?#

Yes, after launch you can move to ongoing maintenance support. It covers WordPress and plugin updates, monitored backups and security checks. Scope and terms are agreed in writing before it starts. Small improvements can be ordered separately.

How long does a project take?#

Project length depends on complexity, content readiness, and third-party integrations. A simple landing page is typically delivered in 1-2 weeks, a business site with performance optimisation usually takes 3-6 weeks, and e-commerce projects often need 6-12 weeks. The timeline is split into clear milestones, so you know what is being built and when reviews happen. A change of scope means a written update of the plan and the quote.