FAQ
Questions, answered straight.
What businesses usually want to know before hiring a developer. If your question is not here, just ask us.
Working with Devnest Solutions
Will I work directly with a developer?
Yes. Devnest Solutions is built around direct access to the developer, starting with the very first technical conversation.
Can you work on a website that already exists?
Yes. A large part of what we do is repairing, extending and improving websites that are already live.
What if another developer already started my project?
We can review what is there, work out what is worth keeping and define the next technical step.
Is hourly support available?
Yes. Hourly is how Devnest Solutions works by design. We scope the work first, then you bring in senior developer help when you need it, with no retainer, upfront engagement fee or long-term commitment.
Can we talk by phone or video?
Yes. Phone and video calls are part of pinning down technical requirements before development begins.
Platforms and capabilities
Do you work with WordPress?
Yes. We handle custom themes, WooCommerce, page builders, plugins, migrations, speed and support.
Do you work with Shopify?
Yes. That covers theme work, custom sections, app integrations, tracking, performance and support for live stores.
Can you help with analytics and tracking?
Yes. GA4, GTM, data layers, Meta Pixel, conversion tracking and troubleshooting are all part of what we do.
Can you help with technical SEO?
Yes. We concentrate on crawlability, redirects, schema, Core Web Vitals, speed and site structure.
Pricing and engagement
How does hourly work?
We scope the work first so everyone knows what to expect, then bill by the hour as the work happens. There is no retainer to sign and nothing to pay just to begin.
Do I have to sign a long-term contract?
No. Some clients come once, some return now and then, and some stay for years. The engagement follows what you need.
How do I get started?
Head to the contact page to book a consultation or share project details. We begin with a technical conversation, not a sales pitch.
Start with the technical side
Let's figure out what has to happen next.
Starting something new, improving a system you already run, or rescuing a project that stalled: your first step is the same, a straight conversation with an engineer.