WordPress developer for Denmark
You run a business, a webshop, or a professional-services firm in Denmark and need custom WordPress work done properly: a new theme, a missing feature, or a faster site, not another vague monthly agency retainer. I build and extend WordPress sites for Danish clients, write the code myself, and hand over something you can actually maintain in house.
A good fit for Danish SMEs, WooCommerce shops, consultancies, and professional-services firms in Copenhagen, Aarhus, and beyond who want a reliable senior developer for ongoing custom work, not an agency retainer or a one-off emergency fix.
Many Danish businesses got a site that technically works but was never finished properly: missing features, no documentation, and a developer who is long gone. I pick up the code as it stands and take it the rest of the way.
Small changes take weeks because you are one of many clients on a retainer, billed at high Copenhagen day rates. I work directly with you, quote the change up front, and deliver it without a ticketing system in between.
MobilePay and Dankort at checkout, gateways like Reepay, Nets, or Quickpay, and 25% moms handled correctly on invoices. I build the WooCommerce setup around how Danish customers actually pay, not a generic template.
A cookie banner that does not actually block scripts, or consent logic bolted on as an afterthought. I implement consent and data handling correctly for EU visitors and to the standard Datatilsynet expects, not just cosmetically.
Hosting, theme bloat, or unoptimized images cost you Google rankings and visitors. I profile the actual bottleneck and fix it rather than adding another caching plugin on top.
Every change means finding someone new and re-explaining the site from scratch. I aim to be the one developer who already knows your codebase and communicates directly, the way Danish teams prefer.
Bespoke WordPress themes, custom post types, and plugins built for your business, not a page builder trying to do everything.
Booking systems, membership content, multilingual setups, and integrations added to a site you already have, without a full rebuild.
MobilePay and Dankort at checkout, Danish gateways like Reepay, Nets, and Quickpay, and correct 25% moms handling for compliant invoicing.
Consent management and data handling that hold up to a real EU visitor and to Datatilsynet, not just a banner for show.
A written record of what was built and how to run it, so you are never stuck waiting on one person for a small update.
You get a scoped, fixed-price quote before work starts and a working developer relationship afterward, not a black box you have to chase for updates.
We talk through what your site needs to do, what exists already, and where the current setup falls short. Direct and to the point.
You get a clear proposal covering what will be built, the timeline, and the fixed price before any code is written.
Work happens on staging with regular check-ins, so you see progress and can flag changes early rather than at the end.
The feature or site goes live with documentation. Most clients keep me on for a care plan or future feature work.
WordPress development pricing
from €900 one-off
A defined change or small feature added to your existing WordPress site: a form, a layout fix, a plugin conflict.
from €3,500 per project
A new theme or a substantial feature set built around how your business actually works.
from €7,500 per project
Multilingual, multisite, or heavily integrated projects: WooCommerce shops, membership platforms, custom dashboards.
from €250 per month
Ongoing development and maintenance once your site is built: updates, small features, monitoring.
All prices are starting points in EUR (roughly 7.46 DKK per EUR) and depend on scope. I run a small studio remotely from Spain, which shares the same timezone as Denmark (CET/CEST), so we have a full working-day overlap. A fixed-scope remote studio also sidesteps the cost of a Danish hire under flexicurity norms. Other currencies quoted on request.
A few production WordPress systems I have built and maintained, from media platforms to rewards platforms.
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Your site is slow, updates break things, or customers cannot complete checkout. I find the real cause, fix the critical path, and leave you with a site your team can safely operate.
Turn a product idea or an unfinished platform into software people can actually use and pay for — including subscriptions, onboarding, dashboards, integrations, and reliable releases.
Reduce repetitive work with focused tools and workflows: process documents, prepare answers, connect systems, or give your team faster access to internal knowledge.
Keep the business running while an old PHP, Laravel, or WordPress system is made safer and easier to change. Improvements are delivered in controlled steps, not as a risky big-bang rewrite.
For businesses that need someone to know the system and take care of it every month: updates, monitoring, fixes, and small improvements without briefing a new contractor each time.
If your site is currently broken or slow rather than missing a feature, the WordPress and WooCommerce rescue service is the faster fit. For online stores and broader web development work in Denmark, see the WooCommerce and general web development Denmark pages.
Yes, and the timezone works in your favour. I run a small studio remotely from Spain, which is in the same timezone as Denmark (CET/CEST), so we share a full working day with no time gap at all. WordPress development happens through Git, staging, and video calls, so there is no practical difference from hiring locally, and you get the same senior engineer either way.
A retainer often bills for account management and a ticket queue on top of the actual development time, at high Danish day rates. I quote the work itself, at a fixed price, and do the coding personally, so you are paying for the build, not agency overhead. Some projects come out cheaper, some more, depending on scope.
For steady, full-time work that can make sense. But a permanent Danish hire under flexicurity norms means a high salary, a 37-hour week, five to six weeks of holiday, and feriepenge on top. For project-based or occasional work, a fixed-scope remote studio gives you senior output without carrying a full-time cost.
Yes. I set up WooCommerce with MobilePay and Dankort at checkout, integrate gateways like Reepay, Nets, and Quickpay, and make sure 25% moms is applied and invoiced correctly for the Danish market.
Yes. Consent management and data handling are built into the site rather than added as a cosmetic banner, to the standard Datatilsynet and wider EU rules expect, not just a banner for show.
Either works. Some clients need one project delivered and handed over. Most stay on a monthly care plan afterward so there is one developer who already knows the codebase for the next feature or change. Danish clients tend to value that kind of steady, trust-based relationship.
Share what your site needs to do and where it stands today. I read every message and reply personally, usually within one business day, with a practical next step.
