Unresolved website problems
Clicks arrive.
Inquiries don’t.
A visitor waits, retries the form, then leaves. You paid for the click and still have no inquiry.
- Pages keep loading
- Messages fail to arrive
- Plugin conflicts go unchecked
WordPress support for U.S. businesses
Your website shouldn’t lose you customers.
You’ve paid for the ad or earned the search visit. Slow pages, missing inquiries, and broken checkouts can waste that work. I find and fix the WordPress problems in the way.
Work directly with Kiro.Independent developer. Based in Spain.
For the site you already have
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- Elementor
- Your existing hosting
What changes
Give your next customer
a working website.
They came to ask for a quote or place an order. The website should help them finish.
Clicks arrive.
With Kirodev
Ready for the
next inquiry.
I fix the agreed faults, test form delivery and checkout where relevant, and leave a record of what changed.
- Pages measured on mobile
- Test messages delivered
- Updates checked and backed up
Illustrations of common faults and scoped repairs. The checks and results are recorded on your own site.
The business case
The click is only
the beginning.
Visitors still need to reach the page, submit the form, or finish checkout. Published research gives you a reason to check that path.
Portent · 2022
3×
B2B conversion rate
Pages loading in 1 second had 3× the conversion rate of 5-second pages in Portent’s B2B sample.
14 B2B sites within a 20-site study. A 30-day snapshot.
Read the Portent studyDeloitte Digital · 2020
+8.4%
Retail mobile conversion
The study linked a 0.1-second improvement in each of four speed metrics with an 8.4% increase in mobile conversion rate.
15 retail brands. Commissioned by Google.
Read the Deloitte report (PDF)Google Ads · Ad Rank
Ad spend
Your landing page counts
Google includes landing-page experience in Ad Rank. Ad quality can affect whether an ad appears and what you pay per click.
Page quality is one of several auction factors.
Read Google’s guidanceThese are findings from other businesses. The speed studies describe associations; your site needs its own diagnosis and measurements.
Study scope and limitations
Portent compared existing sites. Deloitte modeled natural speed changes and reported statistically significant correlations, excluding results with minimal or zero effects. Neither study was specific to Kirodev clients or WordPress. The figures do not predict a sales increase for your site.
What I fix
Online doesn’t always mean working.
A page can look fine while an inquiry fails to reach your inbox or a customer gets stuck at checkout. I test those actions, including the pages your ads and search results send people to.
Tell me what’s going wrongPages that make people wait
Heavy images, overloaded plugins, slow hosting, and scripts that hold up the page. I trace the cause and measure the change on mobile and desktop.
Page speed & performanceForms and checkouts that fail
Missing emails, leads that never reach the CRM, or a checkout broken by an update. I follow the submission through to the inbox or order confirmation.
Lead capture & WooCommercePages search engines can’t reach
Broken links, redirect loops, server errors, and indexing issues. I check the technical obstacles on the pages people should be finding.
Technical SEO & landing pagesA site that’s getting hard to maintain
A full hosting account, aging plugins, or Elementor pages that need attention. Backups come before cleanup, and updates come with compatibility checks.
Storage, content & site careAn example in dollars
60 or 90 inquiries.
Same ad spend.
A one percentage point difference in conversion changes the cost of an inquiry from $100 to $66.67 in this example. That gives you a reason to check the site before buying more traffic.
Check where inquiries get stuck| Monthly figures | 2% conversion | 3% conversion |
|---|---|---|
| Ad spend | $6,000 | $6,000 |
| Inquiries | 60 | 90 |
| Cost per inquiry | $100 | $66.67 |
A calculation, not a client result or forecast. Conversion depends on your offer and traffic as well as your site. The diagnosis checks whether technical faults contribute to missed inquiries.
How it works
Find the cause.
Agree on the fix.
Start with one site and a specific problem. You decide how much help you need after the diagnosis.
One-time review
Diagnose
I check the key pages, forms, and purchase path, then investigate WordPress and hosting issues with the access we agree on.
You getA prioritized report and a proposed scope.
Scoped project
Repair & improve
We agree on the price and work. I back up the site, make the fixes, and check the affected journeys before handing it back.
You getA change log and before-and-after checks.
Optional ongoing support
Keep it working
For ongoing care, we agree on updates, monitoring, backups, and the changes you need each month.
You getA defined maintenance scope and activity record.
One-time projects start at $150. The scope, price, and timing are agreed before work starts.
Pricing in USD
One site to fix.
Or several to look after.
Choose a one-time project or ongoing care for your agency’s client sites. Each starts with an agreed scope.
For your agency
Keep client maintenance
off your project queue.
Scheduled care for up to five WordPress sites, with reports under your agency’s name.
For website owners
One-time project
From $150 / project
A focused diagnosis or repair for one WordPress site. The quote depends on its size, complexity, and what needs fixing.
- Written scope and price before work begins
- Backup before changes to the site
- Checks on the affected pages or customer actions
- A report of findings or completed fixes
Diagnosis and repair are scoped separately. A larger repair needs its own quote.
Get a project quoteFor agencies
Agency care
$450 / month
Up to 5 standard WordPress sites
Keep routine WordPress maintenance off your team’s project queue. I handle the technical work under your agency’s name; you keep the client relationship.
- Scheduled updates with compatibility checks
- Backups and uptime monitoring
- 2 hours of small edits or fixes per month, shared across all included sites
- A monthly report with your agency’s branding
One agency contact and a shared request queue. Extra work requires an approved quote.
Discuss agency careStandard sites are business or lead-generation sites, including Elementor. More than 5 sites, WooCommerce stores, memberships, multisite, and custom integrations need a separate quote.
Hosting and paid plugin licenses are separate. Each site is reviewed before care starts; existing problems are quoted separately. The plan does not include 24/7 emergency response.
The handover
See exactly
what changed.
A speed score is only one part of the picture. You get a record of the fixes and checks on the paths your customers use.
Traffic and sales depend on more than the website. I use your analytics to assess those separately over time.
Your before-and-after record
| Area | What you can verify |
|---|---|
| Performance | Load measurements and page weight under comparable test conditions. |
| Forms & orders | Test submissions, delivery, and checkout confirmations. |
| Site health | Errors resolved, updates applied, and backup status. |
| Storage & search | Space recovered and indexing or redirect issues addressed, where included. |
The checks follow the scope of your project.
Kiro Nikouline
Your developer, from diagnosis to handover.
I handle the technical work and explain the decisions. You keep ownership of your website, hosting, and accounts.
Meet KiroBefore we start
A few things
to know.
What does “from $150” cover?
It’s the starting price for a focused diagnosis or repair on one website. I confirm what’s included before work begins. Site size, complexity, and the work required determine the final quote; a diagnosis does not include every repair it identifies.
Does agency care cover all of my client sites?
The $450 monthly plan covers up to 5 standard WordPress sites. For a larger portfolio, WooCommerce, memberships, multisite, or custom integrations, I quote the care plan after reviewing the sites.
How do the 2 included hours work?
They cover small content edits or fixes, shared across the included sites each month. Routine maintenance is included separately. Unused hours do not roll over. I quote any work beyond the allowance for your approval before starting it.
Do I need to rebuild my website?
The diagnosis starts with the site you have. I’ll explain whether a targeted repair is enough or whether a larger change is worth considering. You approve the scope.
Can you work with my hosting and plugins?
I review your setup first, including WordPress, WooCommerce, Elementor, and any relevant integrations. If a hosting or plugin limitation affects the work, we discuss it before proceeding.
What access will you need?
Start with your public website address and a description of the problem. For deeper checks, I’ll request separate WordPress or hosting access. Analytics, Search Console, DNS, and ad account access are only requested when relevant. Please don’t send passwords in the inquiry.
How do we work across time zones?
I’m based in Spain and work in English. We agree on communication times and any maintenance window with your U.S. time zone in mind.
Can you guarantee more sales or better rankings?
No. I can verify technical changes, form delivery, and the checkout flow. Sales and rankings also depend on your offer, traffic, competition, and other factors.
Is ongoing support required?
No. Diagnosis and repair can be one-time projects. Monthly care is a separate agreement with a defined scope.
Start with your site
Find the problem
before it costs more.
Send your website address and what’s going wrong. I’ll confirm the next step, scope, and price before any paid work begins.
Tell me what needs attention.
A slow landing page, a missing inquiry, or a checkout error is enough to start. For agency care, include the number of sites and whether any use WooCommerce.
me@kirodev.eu · Please leave out passwords and customer information.