United States

WordPress & Next.js Developer for US Businesses

A senior WordPress, WooCommerce and Next.js developer who works your US day. My client hours cover 10 AM to 4 PM Eastern and the Pacific morning, with fixed quotes in USD and one senior person from first call to handover.

US businesses and agencies often need senior WordPress or Next.js help without taking on a full agency: someone who can audit a slow site, fix it, build the next phase, and hand back something the team can maintain. I work that way directly, with client hours that line up with the US working day: 10 AM to 4 PM Eastern, and the Pacific morning.

The work falls into four groups. I improve existing sites (speed and Core Web Vitals, support and takeovers), build new ones (custom WordPress, WooCommerce, Next.js), modernize (redesigns, migrations to Next.js) and partner with agencies (white-label development).

Most projects start with a technical assessment from $225, so you know what is wrong, what to fix first and what it costs before you commit a budget.

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Frequently asked questions

How does the time difference work with US teams?

My client hours start at 5 PM Cairo time, which is 10 AM Eastern and 7 AM Pacific, and run for several hours. You get calls and reviews in your morning and early afternoon, and I reply to every message within one business day.

Do you work with US agencies?

Yes. I work white-label under your brand with an NDA and no contact with your client unless you ask. Fixed quotes or prepaid hour blocks.

What does it cost?

Technical assessments start at $225, speed fixes at $275, custom WordPress sites at $1,300, and WooCommerce, Next.js and migrations at $2,450. You get a fixed quote after a short call.

Can you take over a site from a previous developer?

Yes. I start with a safe takeover: access, backup, documentation and a plan, then move the site onto a support plan if you want one.

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