Services ​

kitloom is a product you install and run yourself, and the documentation is written so that you can. When you would rather have it done, the people who build kitloom take on a small number of projects at a time: moving a site, building what it needs, or looking after it once it runs.

We work for site owners and for agencies. An agency can bring us in on a client's project and keep the client relationship: we work to your plan, in your repository, under your name.

Moving a WordPress site to kitloom ​

The site keeps its database, its addresses and its search rankings; what changes is the code that serves it.

• An audit first: which plugins the site depends on, which modules take their place, what has no counterpart yet and what it would take to build it.
• The move: kitloom on a copy of your database, the theme rebuilt, forms, redirects and SEO data checked, a WPML or Polylang site's translations carried over — the steps of Migrate from WordPress, done for you.
• The check before going live: every address of the old site compared with the new one, so nothing that ranked or was linked to ends in a 404.
• Going live on your server or a new one, with WordPress kept as it was until you decide to switch it off.

A module of your own ​

Something your business does that no module covers — a booking rule, an integration with your accounting or CRM, a catalog with its own logic. We build it the way kitloom's own modules are built: a domain package with its admin for Filament or Nova, wired in by Composer, with tests, a README for the person who configures it and, if you want, tools for AI agents.

A theme of your own ​

A theme from your design, from an HTML template you bought, or matching the look of your current WordPress site. It is drawn from the template hierarchy, every text and picture editable where the admin keeps it, with menus, widget zones and a demo — see Generating a Theme and From an HTML Template for what that involves.

Looking after a site ​

Updates of kitloom and Laravel, checks after each one, fixes when something breaks, and small changes as the site grows — for a site we built or one you built yourself.

How it works ​

1. Write to us at [email protected]: the site's address, what you need, and a date if there is one. For a move, the list of active plugins helps.
2. A short call to understand the site and agree what is in and what is out.
3. A written estimate: the scope, the stages, the price and the dates. Nothing starts before you agree to it.
4. The work, in stages, each one shown on a staging copy before the next.
5. The handover: the code in your repository, its tests passing, and notes on how it fits together.

Services are invoiced separately from kitloom licenses, which are sold through our store. Every production site still needs its own license — yours, or your agency's Unlimited license.

Who owns the code ​

What we write for your project is yours: the theme, your modules, your configuration. Improvements that are not specific to you — a fix in a module, a feature others will need — may also go into kitloom itself, so they are maintained with the rest of it. kitloom's own packages stay under the kitloom License.