No account manager, no team to brief. I've published 34 WordPress themes on ThemeForest since 2012, and I do the same work for individual sites: standing behind a build once it's live, rental SEO, and theme customization.
Total sales across 34 themes on ThemeForest. Public on my portfolios, verifiable in three seconds.
Rental businesses running autoRoyal — my only WordPress auto theme. Car Dojo, the HTML kit for dealers and rental fleets, adds 57.
Publishing on ThemeForest. Long enough that the support inbox taught me what actually breaks.
The developer seat on your team, without the hire. I work in your repo and your process, stay behind your brand if you want, and I'm the same person next quarter.
Your fleet pages don't rank and nobody can tell you why. I read the theme — the fleet loop, the availability query, the location templates — instead of guessing from a crawl report.
The theme does 90% of what you need and the last 10% is where every developer breaks the site. I make the change in a child theme, document it, and leave your updates working.
Plus a line about what's bothering you. That's the whole form — no budget dropdown, no company size, no lead scoring.
Within 24 hoursyou get a written note: what I found, what's actually causing it, and whether it's worth paying anyone to fix. Free, and yours to keep.
If there's work worth doing, I quote a fixed price for a defined scope. If there isn't, I'll tell you that too and you've lost nothing but an email.
You send the URL, I tell you what I see. If your site is fine, I'll say so and you've lost nothing.
What moves the number is how much of a month you need. Where the work is one defined build rather than a standing seat, it's quoted fixed like everything else here.
How many locations, how broken the booking layer is, how much of the fleet template has to be rebuilt.
One contained request, priced per job — the SEO floor doesn't apply to a template fix. Small changes start at $250.
No. One person. You write to me, I answer, I do the work. That caps how much I can take on, which is why the first email is a real answer rather than a sales call.
For partnership and customization work, yes — it's WordPress either way. The SEO service is specifically for rental operators, because that's where knowing the booking code is the advantage.
Different things. Item support covers bugs in the theme itself and stays on ThemeForest. This is custom work on your site — changes the theme was never meant to do.
Yes. I stay behind your brand, work in your repo and your process, and talk to your client only if you want me to.
No call, no discovery process, no drip sequence. Within 24 hoursyou get a written note on what I found — and whether it's worth paying anyone to fix.
Replies come from me, not an assistant — me@alexgurghis.com if you'd rather just write.
Not sure which? Write to me@alexgurghis.com and describe the problem — I'll tell you.