WordPress & CMS Development Company in Mexico City

WordPress in CDMX runs from a simple publishing surface to a headless newsroom, and so does the budget: a brochure or marketing WordPress site at CDMX rates, a WooCommerce build with Mercado Pago, Conekta, and CFDI 4.0 SAT invoicing, or a headless WordPress newsroom or corporate platform with Next.js front-end, multisite, and editorial role workflows. Scope drivers include Gutenberg block library, Spanish-language content migration, and AWS Mexico (Querétaro) hosting setup. Mexico City rates sit above Guadalajara and Monterrey because of bilingual editorial talent and Banxico-grade compliance work. We give fixed-fee proposals in MXN with VAT (IVA 16 percent) separated, never open T and M billing.

Yes, any Mexico City WordPress site that collects personal data — newsletter signups, Gravity Forms submissions, WooCommerce checkout, comment authors — falls under the Federal Law on Protection of Personal Data Held by Private Parties (LFPDPPP) enforced by INAI. We ship every site with an aviso de privacidad generator wired to your legal team's template, a SAR (Solicitudes de Acceso, Rectificación, Cancelación, Oposición) request workflow handled through a custom Gutenberg block and admin queue, and AWS Mexico (Querétaro) residency for subscriber data. Cookie consent banners conform to INAI guidance and the recent IFT recommendations, with granular opt-in for analytics, advertising, and personalisation. INAI sanctions for non-compliance reach MXN $30M plus daily fines.

Yes. We have migrated CDMX newsrooms and corporate sites from Drupal 7 and 9, Joomla 3 and 4, Adobe Experience Manager, and custom PHP CMS systems into WordPress with Gutenberg or headless WPGraphQL. Content migration uses WP All Import with custom Spanish-language taxonomy mapping, image optimisation through ShortPixel and CDN delivery via Cloudflare Mexico City PoPs, and URL preservation with 301 redirects so existing Google News, Discover, and BMV investor relations referrers do not break. Author bylines, accent-character slugs, telenovela episode metadata, and Liga MX match tags all carry across. Typical newsroom migration with 50,000 to 250,000 posts runs eight to fourteen weeks and ships with a Banxico-acceptable rollback plan.

Every Mexico City WooCommerce build we deliver ships with CFDI 4.0 invoice automation through Facturama, Edicom, or FEL, the three PAC providers SAT accepts at production scale. On checkout the buyer enters RFC, regimen fiscal, codigo postal del domicilio fiscal, and uso de CFDI; we validate the RFC against the SAT registry, generate the timbre fiscal digital, and email the XML plus PDF to the buyer within 60 seconds of payment. Mercado Pago, Conekta, Clip, OpenPay, and Stripe Mexico all integrate with the same flow. Refunds emit notas de credito CFDI automatically. We have shipped this stack for retailers in Polanco and Santa Fe processing 5,000+ daily orders during Buen Fin and Hot Sale without manual SAT intervention.

We default to AWS Mexico (Querétaro, generally available since 2024) for LFPDPPP residency and sub-30ms latency to CDMX, Guadalajara, and Monterrey users on Telcel, Telmex, AT&T Mexico, and Movistar Mexico. Cloudflare Mexico City and Querétaro PoPs sit in front for cache hit rates above 92 percent on editorial traffic. WordPress core runs on Bedrock with PHP 8.2, Aurora MySQL or RDS MariaDB, Redis ElastiCache for object cache, and ElasticPress for Spanish search. Liga MX match nights and telenovela finales generate 10x baseline traffic that this stack absorbs without manual scaling. For corporate clients with stricter sovereignty needs we use Triara (Telmex) or KIO Networks datacentres in CDMX with cross-region replication to Querétaro.

Yes. We have shipped WordPress multisite networks for Mexico City brand groups managing 10 to 80 properties — sister media titles, regional retail microsites, brand portfolios across Femsa, Grupo Modelo, and Grupo Bimbo subsidiary lines. Multisite gives you a single Gutenberg block library, centralised theme governance, shared user table, and one-click subsite provisioning, while keeping per-site editorial autonomy. We pair it with multilingual WPML or Polylang for Spanish-LatAm, English-US, and occasional Portuguese-BR for cross-border brands. Subsite-level SAT CFDI configuration, Mercado Pago accounts, and Banxico SPEI references stay isolated so your fiscal team can reconcile per-RFC. Roll out includes admin training in Spanish for editorial and marketing leads.

Yes. We design and ship custom Gutenberg blocks in Spanish (LatAm) tuned for Mexico City editorial needs: Banxico SPEI rate table block, BMV ticker block with CNBV disclosure timing, CFDI download widget, INAI aviso de privacidad embed, Liga MX match card block, Mercado Libre product embed, Conekta payment button block, and SAT facturacion request form. The block.json schema includes Spanish labels, accent-aware slug generation, and ARIA attributes that pass WCAG 2.1 AA review by INAI-aligned accessibility auditors. Editorial teams at Grupo Reforma, El Universal, and corporate communications at Banorte and BBVA Mexico use this library to publish without engineering tickets, cutting time-to-publish from hours to minutes.

A standard fintech WordPress launch for clients like Kavak, Clip, Konfio, Bitso, Cuenca, Stori, or Albo runs eight to twelve weeks from kickoff to production. Week 1 to 2 is LFPDPPP and Fintech Law 2018 review with your CNBV liaison plus Figma design in Spanish. Week 3 to 6 is Gutenberg block build, AWS Mexico (Querétaro) hosting setup, and Mercado Pago or Conekta sandbox integration. Week 7 to 9 is content migration, SAT CFDI sandbox testing, and accessibility audit. Week 10 to 12 is UAT with your compliance team, INAI aviso de privacidad sign-off, and staged production cutover. Fixed-fee in MXN, no surprise change orders, and we work EST overlap from Codazz New York plus IST coverage from Chandigarh for round-the-clock build velocity.