Choose the Right WordPress Unit
Our Delivery Units deliver production-ready WordPress code. In every Unit, Dev, PM and QA work closely together — three superpowers in one clearly structured setup. Depending on the developer level, you get the corresponding output — comparable to the capacity of a full-time developer, consistently supported by PM und QA.
Cost and Structure Comparison in WordPress Development:
Permanent employment compared with an Agenturro Senior Unit
Permanent Hire
Agenturro “WordPress Senior Unit”
## Units for Your Workflow
Structured collaboration through your existing ticket system — ClickUp, Jira, Asana, Wrike, Notion or other tools.
Our Project Manager handles planning directly in your task-management tool, communicates the tasks, prepares the estimate, obtains approval, and coordinates QA and successful implementation.
Direct contact with your clients takes place only when required — discreetly in white-label mode and under NDA.
Security, confidentiality and control remain the priority.

The Daily Challenges Our Units Handle
A closer look at the actual delivery of our WordPress Units.
### WordPress Code Delivery Unit — Simply Explained
Small teams work best:
less coordination, clear communication and faster decisions.
A developer replaces neither Project Management nor QA. That’s why our Units are structured this way:
One Project Manager supports 2–3 Units, one developer focuses on one Unit, and QA works across multiple Units.

Reviews.
Integration into Your Development Workflow
Our onboarding integrates our Delivery Unit into your existing development workflow within two working days.
Together, we define how tasks are taken over, how work is managed in your task-management system, and which statuses, quality criteria and reporting structures apply.
We also align the Git setup, Git flow and testing processes so that collaboration and handovers remain clear and traceable.
Day 1
Analysis & Alignment
We analyze your WordPress workflow and technical setup, clarify the scope, and define task handover, quality criteria and approval processes.
Day 2
Planning & Delivery Start
We structure the tasks, prepare an effort estimate and, once approved, start the delivery.
Test Your Delivery Unit for One Week
Test our collaboration for five working days at a reduced trial price — working on real project tickets with Development, Project Management and QA.
For only:
Which Developer Level Do You Need — Junior, Middle or Senior? Full-Time or Part-Time?
Junior
Typical Tasks:
Ideal when:
Middle
Typical Tasks:
Ideal when:
Senior
Typical Tasks:
Ideal when:
Is This Legally Secure? ANÜ Risk or False Self-Employment?
With us, you work on a secure structural basis:
We provide an agency service in the form of defined deliverables and completed WordPress task packages. Project management, organization and internal coordination are handled entirely on our side.
You receive the service through a team — the (Unit) — rather than through an individual person. This means that individual developers are not personally integrated into your organization.
The collaboration is based on a B2B service relationship between companies.
Billing is handled by bank transfer or through a subscription model. You receive an invoice from an EU company using the reverse-charge procedure if you are located outside Estonia.

FAQ
A WordPress Delivery Unit combines a WordPress Developer, Project Management and QA within a single delivery process.
The Unit can take over ongoing tickets, additional client projects or clearly defined WordPress tasks and work directly within your existing agency workflow.
Yes. You can book a WordPress Developer for your agency with the required capacity and the appropriate experience level.
The model is suitable for agencies that want to take on additional WordPress projects, cover internal capacity bottlenecks or reliably continue developing ongoing client websites.
Depending on the project, our WordPress development for agencies includes ACF, Gutenberg, Elementor, WPBakery, DIVI, Astra and WooCommerce.
Before the start, we review the specific setup, plugins in use, the theme and existing custom code so that tasks and technical risks can be assessed realistically.
Depending on the scope, the Delivery Unit can develop custom themes, templates, ACF Flexible Content and custom Gutenberg blocks or extend existing modules.
A Gutenberg Developer or ACF Developer receives the design, content requirements, responsive specifications and expected backend behavior.
Yes. An external WordPress Developer can join an existing project after a technical check.
We review the theme, plugins, custom code, WordPress and PHP versions, hosting, staging, deployment process and known issues. We then define a suitable initial scope of work.
WooCommerce development can be part of a WordPress Delivery Unit.
This may include template customizations, product logic, checkout-related tasks, plugin integrations or technical bug fixes.
The exact scope depends on the plugins in use, payment and shipping processes, and any existing customizations.
Yes. WordPress maintenance and support can be included in the scope by agreement.
This can include updates, bug fixing, plugin conflicts, backups, technical checks and performance-related tasks.
Updates should first be tested on staging and moved to production only after successful QA and approval.
Yes. With white-label WordPress development, Agenturro can work as a technical extension of your agency.
Communication with your end client, branding, access permissions, reporting and approvals are agreed before the start. An NDA can also be arranged.
QA checks the implementation against the requirements and acceptance criteria.
Depending on the ticket, we test the frontend, backend, responsive behavior, browsers, forms, links, content output and relevant integrations.
This means you receive not just a WordPress Developer, but a managed process combining Development, Project Management and QA.
The WordPress Trial Week includes five working days at a reduced trial price.
The Unit works on real WordPress tickets, such as an ACF module, Gutenberg block, Elementor bug fix or a performance-related task.
Before the start, the scope, capacity, access and expected results are defined.













