New WordPress Websites & Ongoing Care for Southborough, MA Businesses
Need a new site for your Southborough business? I build custom WordPress websites for $1,500, launched in weeks. A lot of Southborough small businesses instead built their website once, a few years back, and haven’t looked at it since — that’s usually fine, right up until it isn’t, and it’s just as fixable without starting over.
I’m Rob Petrin, a WordPress specialist based in Marlborough with 25 years of web experience and 20 years focused specifically on WordPress. I’m professionally active in Southborough through local networking, and I manage sites for business owners here who’d rather their website just quietly work than think about it.
What You Get
What’s Included
New WordPress Builds
A new site starts at $1,500, built specifically to roll into a care plan afterward rather than being handed off with no ongoing support. See what’s included in a Southborough build.
Ongoing Care Plans
$1,200/year for hosting, $300/month for management: this covers plugin and core updates, automated backups, uptime monitoring, and security — the maintenance work most sites quietly go without.
WooCommerce Support
Southborough businesses running a WooCommerce store get store-specific maintenance — checkout testing, payment gateway updates, inventory plugin upkeep — as part of the same plan.
Hear It From Our Clients
What Our Clients Are Saying
Why PDS?
Why This Beats a Set-It-and-Forget-It Approach
Most website problems don’t happen suddenly — they build up quietly over months of no attention: outdated plugins, slowing performance, a contact form that silently stops working. A care plan catches these before they cost you a customer, rather than after.
Have a Southborough business with a website that needs real attention? Get in touch and I’ll give you a plain assessment of where it stands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions clients ask.
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Do you have an office in Southborough?
No — I’m based in Marlborough and serve Southborough as part of my MetroWest service area.
My site was built years ago by someone I can’t reach anymore — can you still help?
Yes, this is one of the most common situations I take on. I audit what’s there first, then bring it into a care plan so it’s properly maintained going forward.
What if I just need a one-time fix, not ongoing management?
That’s fine too — reach out and describe the issue, and I’ll give you a straight answer on whether it’s a quick fix or something that points to a bigger underlying problem.
How is this different from a big web agency?
No account manager, no ticket queue — you’re working directly with the person who knows your site, focused specifically on WordPress rather than juggling a dozen platforms.
