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Tested updates, plugin reviews, backups, security and fixes for your WordPress site, from developers who build WordPress sites, so it stays fast, safe and easy to edit.

  • Updates tested before going live
  • Every plugin reviewed
  • Daily off-site backups
  • Developers who build WordPress

What does your WordPress site need?

Tell us about your site and what's not working. We'll suggest the right level of support.

What do you need?

Global
brand experience.

  • Louis-Dreyfus Foundation
  • Desucla
  • London Museum
  • Black Brick
  • Healthscope
  • Cupello
  • Enness Global
  • ACE Aquatec
  • JTI
  • Netacea

What's WordPress support?

WordPress support is ongoing help from developers who look after your WordPress site. It covers updating WordPress, plugins and themes after testing them, reviewing plugins that are outdated or abandoned, backups, security scans, speed improvements and fixing errors. It also includes help for your team when something won't edit or display properly, so the site keeps working as WordPress changes.

Last reviewed 26 October 2026 by the Rubik Digital team.

  • Updates

    Core, plugins and theme, tested.

  • Plugins

    Reviewed, replaced or removed.

  • Protection

    Backups and security scans.

  • Fixes

    Errors and editing problems solved.

Years in business
15+
Global brands
50+
Industry sectors
13+

Where WordPress goes wrong.

  • “An update broke the site and nobody knows which one.”

    We fix it with updates tested on a copy of your site first, with a backup ready to roll back.

  • “Thirty plugins, and nobody knows what half of them do.”

    We fix it with every plugin reviewed, with unused and abandoned ones replaced or removed.

  • “The site got slower with every new plugin and page.”

    We fix it with speed checked on your key pages, with heavy plugins and images dealt with.

  • “The developer who built it has moved on.”

    We fix it with we review the theme and code, fix anything urgent, then look after it from there.

Every plugin, reviewed.

Support starts with a review of every plugin. Here's how it looked for a fictional finance firm's site: what we kept, updated, replaced and removed.

Plugins · example.co.uk

  • SEO plugin

    Current, well maintained and set up correctly.

    Verdict: Keep

  • Caching

    Doing its job. Settings tuned for the theme.

    Verdict: Keep

  • Contact forms

    Several versions behind. Updated after testing on a copy of the site.

    Verdict: Update

  • Page builder

    A major version behind. Updated, then every page checked.

    Verdict: Update

  • Loan calculator

    No longer maintained by its developer. Rebuilt as a simple custom block.

    Verdict: Replace

  • Cookie banner

    Let tracking run before consent. Swapped for one that waits.

    Verdict: Replace

  • Image slider

    Loaded on every page, used on none.

    Verdict: Remove

WordPress sites we built.

We haven't published a support case study yet. These are WordPress sites we designed and built, with figures from their published case studies.

+346% organic clicks increase.

Luxury Interiors

Interior Design

A refined digital experience designed to attract luxury-focused audiences and generate qualified enquiries for high-end interior collections.

Luxury Interiors website

4 regional sites launched.

Desucla

B2B Professional Services

We repositioned a complex compliance platform into a clear enterprise proposition, aligning product, messaging and UX to support high-value pipeline growth.

Desucla website

Taken on, tidied up.

Five steps to bring a WordPress site into support, whoever built it.

  1. Review

    What you have. WordPress version, theme, hosting and backups checked.

  2. Access

    Keys handed over. Admin, hosting and domain logins set up securely.

  3. Plugins

    Every one reviewed. Kept, updated, replaced or removed.

  4. Secure

    Protected. Off-site backups and security scans switched on.

  5. Support

    A team to ask. Updates, fixes and help from developers.

How much support do you need?

From switching on automatic updates to a team of developers, here's what changes.

Least changeMost change
Updates
Automatic updates: Applied untested
Plugins
Automatic updates: Left as they are
When it breaks
Automatic updates: You find out
Changes
Automatic updates: Not included

What does it cost?

It depends on how many plugins your site uses, whether it runs WooCommerce, how much custom code it has and how much change time you need each month. A small brochure site costs far less to support than a large shop. We quote a fixed monthly fee after reviewing your site.

Get a fixed proposal

What moves the price

  • Plugins

    How many need looking after.

    Effect on budget: Medium

  • WooCommerce

    Shops need extra testing.

    Effect on budget: High

  • Custom code

    Bespoke themes and blocks.

    Effect on budget: Medium

  • Change time

    Hours for edits each month.

    Effect on budget: Medium

  • Hosting

    Whether we host it too.

    Effect on budget: Low

Why Rubik to help?

We design and build WordPress sites, so the people supporting yours can fix the theme and code, not just press update.

  1. We build WordPress.

    Developers who know themes, blocks and plugins inside out.

  2. Tested, not hoped.

    Every update tried on a copy of your site first.

  3. Fewer plugins.

    We remove what you don't need, so there's less to break.

  4. Any WordPress site.

    We take on sites built by others, after a review.

What our clients say

Expert guidance and flawless execution. Our go‑to agency for all things digital.”
Nic CooperStrategy Director

WordPress Support Questions,
answered.

What people usually ask us before a project starts. If yours isn't here, ask it in the form and someone senior will reply.

Tested updates to WordPress, plugins and themes, plugin reviews, daily off-site backups, security scans, speed checks, fixes and time each month for small changes.

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