WordPress User Roles and Permissions Setup gives each person the right level of access, for a fixed price of A$199. Giving everyone admin access is risky, but the default roles often don't fit how a business works. I review your users and set up roles so staff, editors and contractors can do their job without touching settings they shouldn't.
At a glance
- Price: A$199 fixed (AUD, GST applies for Australian customers)
- Turnaround: 1 business day
- Platforms: WordPress (any theme)
- Service area: Delivered online for businesses in Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Canada
What's included
- Current users and roles reviewed
- Up to 3 custom roles created
- Capabilities set for each role
- Admin menu items hidden by role
- Old and unknown users removed
- Admin accounts kept to a minimum
- Each role tested
- Who can do what summary
What's not included
Membership areas for customers are not included. See WordPress Members Area Setup.
Who it's for
Businesses with several people editing the website, or contractors who currently have full admin access.
Delivery
Completed within 1 business day of receiving WordPress admin access.
How it works
- Order the setup. I contact you within one business day.
- Reviewed. Users and needs listed.
- Configured. Roles and access set.
- Tested. Each role checked.
Work is completed by Mark Serdina, a Sydney-based Shopify, WordPress and SEO developer.
Want changes tracked by user? See WordPress Activity Log Setup.
New to ordering? Read how it works and the Shop FAQ, or book a free 15-minute consultation.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the default WordPress roles?
Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor and Subscriber, plus Shop Manager and Customer with WooCommerce.
Can a role edit only some pages?
Yes. Access can be limited by content type or specific sections with the right setup.
Will this affect existing users?
Users are moved to their new role with your approval, and nobody loses content.
How many admins should a site have?
As few as possible, usually one or two trusted people.













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