
WordPress 7.2: release date, new features and what to do now
WordPress 7.2 is scheduled for 8 December 2026. We follow the version from beta to release: dates, new features and how to prepare your site.
You talk directly to the developers doing the work, whether it's a business website, an online shop or an integration.
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If you need a new website or online shop, start with one of the first two. If you already have a site that isn't working as it should, operations, a review or urgent help is the right place to start.
A fast, easy-to-use business website with its own design. You can change text and images yourself after launch.
A WooCommerce shop with Vipps, Klarna and shipping, on servers sized for campaigns and the busy season.
We update the site, take backups and keep an eye on it around the clock. How quickly we respond when something goes wrong is set out in the agreement.
An experienced WordPress developer who works alongside your team. You hire the developer by the day or for a set period.
We go through the code, plugins and hosting and tell you what should change. It's useful before you switch supplier or build a new site.
If the site is down or hacked, we stop the damage first. Afterwards we can take over the running of it so it doesn't happen again.
WordPress isn't slow or insecure in itself. The problems start when more and more plugins are added, updates are installed without being tested, and nobody keeps an eye on the site after launch.
When we take over a site, we start with a technical review. You get a list of what we find, with the things that affect visitors most at the top. The example shows a site before and after we took it over.
The sites we run are hosted on servers in the EU/EEA. Pages and database lookups are cached, so the site responds quickly even when many people are on it at once. If traffic rises after a campaign, the site gets more server capacity automatically. You see the same overview we do, with response time, uptime and what has happened.
PHP 8.4 · Redis138 msOnlineWordPress itself is free. You pay for the work of building the site and for running it afterwards. The prices below are starting prices.
FromNOK 50,000
A fast, easy-to-use website with its own design, built around your business.
FromNOK 150,000
A WooCommerce shop connected to payments, shipping and accounting.
FromNOK 150,000
For websites connected to other systems, with logins or a lot of content.
FromNOK 2,500/mo
We update the site, take backups and keep an eye on it after launch.
Once the scope is clear, you get a fixed price. See the full price overview
We've gathered what we're asked about most. The pages are written by the developers who do the work.
For websites connected to other systems or needing their own features.
What it costs to build and run a WordPress site.
How we move a site without it going down.
What you get with managed hosting, and how it differs from shared hosting.
How to keep the site up to date and secure.
What makes a WordPress site slow, and what helps.
Version control and automatic publishing for larger websites.
Articles written by our developers.

WordPress 7.2 is scheduled for 8 December 2026. We follow the version from beta to release: dates, new features and how to prepare your site.




WordPress itself is free. What you pay for is design, development and hosting. With us, a business website starts at NOK 50,000, a WooCommerce online shop at NOK 150,000 and a site with several integrations also at NOK 150,000. Operations with an agreed response time come on top, from NOK 2,500 a month. If you'd rather run the site yourself, we have simple hosting from NOK 500 a month.
Yes, when the setup around it is right. We cache database lookups, stop attacks before they reach the server and give the site more server capacity when traffic rises. If the site has a lot of content, we set up a separate search engine so search and filtering stay fast.
WordPress itself is. It has its own security team, and security holes are fixed quickly. Most break-ins happen through plugins and themes nobody has updated. With a firewall in front of the site, updates that are tested and installed, and someone keeping an eye on it, WordPress holds up well.
You get an agreed response time, monitoring of uptime and performance, and updates to WordPress, plugins and theme. The updates are tested on a copy of the site before they are published.
Yes. We start with a technical review of the code, plugins and hosting, and you get a prioritised list of what should be done. You can use the list whoever does the work.
Yes. We set up a copy on the new server while the old site runs as before. When the copy has passed the tests, we move the content and switch over to the new server in one planned step. The old setup stays ready as a fallback until we can see the new one works.
We test updates to WordPress, plugins and theme on a copy of the site first, so problems should be caught before visitors see them. If something still goes wrong after publishing, we put the site back to the previous version.
WordPress is enough for most websites where editors create the content. Headless suits content that is also used in an app or other channels, or a site with needs a WordPress theme can't meet. We build both and tell you honestly what we think fits best.
We meet on video or at our office in Hamar. You tell us what the site needs to do, and we tell you honestly what we think.
If you already have a site, we look at the code, plugins and hosting and give you a list of what to do first.
You get a fixed price when the scope is clear. Otherwise you get an hourly rate and an estimate.
We build the site on a test server, and you approve it before launch. Afterwards we can take care of running it.
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