WP Please started as a WordPress support desk — bug fixes, security, speed, the day-to-day upkeep that keeps a site running. Along the way, the same conversation kept happening with clients: the WordPress site was fine, but the actual business software behind it wasn’t. A CodeIgniter 3 app nobody had touched since 2019. An AWS bill nobody had audited. A .NET Framework system nobody wanted to be the one to migrate.
So that became the work. WP Please Ltd is a UK-registered software studio that fixes the systems companies have quietly been putting off — legacy PHP and CodeIgniter applications running on end-of-life versions, cloud accounts spending far more than they need to, platform integrations that never quite got built, and the WordPress performance work we started with.
How we work
We don’t ask for a long discovery phase before you know what something costs. Most engagements start with a short, free audit of the actual system — the PHP version, the AWS bill, the plugin list — so the scope and the price are both grounded in what’s really there, not a guess.
Where it makes sense, we price on outcome rather than hours: cloud cost work is billed as a share of what we actually save you, with nothing owed if we don’t find anything worth fixing.
Who this is for
Small and mid-sized teams running production software that’s aged past the point of being comfortable — a customer-facing app on an unsupported PHP version, a cloud bill that’s crept up without anyone owning it, or a WordPress site that’s become slow enough to cost sales. If that’s a system you’re responsible for, that’s the work we do.
Where we’re based
WP Please Ltd is registered in England & Wales, registered office at 71–75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ. We work with clients remotely, wherever they are.