WordPress development for growing businesses

Based in Evesham, Worcestershire, working with businesses across the UK

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Digital solutions for businesses

Built to last

13-step process ensures future-proof, maintainable solutions.

Not quick fixes that break in 6 months.

Excellence made easy

Agency-level expertise explained in plain language.

We translate technical into business value..

Partnership & support

We don’t disappear after launch.

Long-term support as your technical partner who knows your business.

WordPress development services

kupu provides WordPress development services from Worcestershire, working with growing businesses across the UK. WordPress websites built to last. WooCommerce stores that perform. Event and booking platforms, CRM integrations, APIs, and custom development for when the problem doesn’t fit a plugin. Plus ongoing maintenance and support, we don’t disappear after launch.

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Featured case study

Hillside Accountancy

When Hillside Accountancy approached kupu to build their digital presence, they needed more than just a website, they needed a platform that reflected their professional expertise whilst remaining approachable for clients navigating the complexities of financial management.

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Been let down before?

We get it. Developers who disappear, agencies who overpromise, platforms that hit their limit. If you’re looking for a WordPress developer in Worcestershire who will see the project through properly, from discovery to delivery and beyond, that’s what kupu is here for.

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Testimonials

Kayleigh Sojka

Director, Hillside Accountancy

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Working with Steve was seamless from start to finish. He completely understood my brand, managed the process professionally, and delivered a website that stands out – I had my first enquiry within two months, with hardly any advertising.

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