WhatArmy

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

WordPress design, development, and managed hosting for law firms and professional services

WhatArmy, based in Boston and founded in 2011, builds and manages WordPress websites for law firms, professional services firms, health care organizations, and higher education institutions. Its pitch centers on consolidation: rather than juggling separate vendors for hosting, development, maintenance, and security, clients work with a single responsive group that handles all of it.

Services cover WordPress design and development, ongoing maintenance, managed hosting, and speed optimization, alongside SEO audits, conversion rate optimization, and security with web application firewall protection. Website builds run end-to-end, from initial design through backend development, with hosting and security kept in-house rather than outsourced to third parties. WatchTowerHQ, the agency's monitoring system, is built to catch site issues before clients notice them.

WhatArmy has built more than 800 sites and counts over 500 businesses as clients, with an average client relationship lasting more than five years.

15
YEARS IN BUSINESS
8
SERVICES

Capabilities

Services

What these services involve

Accessibility Remediation
Accessibility Remediation for web development buyers. Clear scope, measurable outcomes, and reliable delivery.
API and Systems Integration
API and Systems Integration for web development buyers. Clear scope, measurable outcomes, and reliable delivery.
Backend Development
Backend Development for web development buyers. Clear scope, measurable outcomes, and reliable delivery.
Frontend Development
Frontend Development for web development buyers. Clear scope, measurable outcomes, and reliable delivery.

Agency details

Founded
2011 (15 years)

About this agency on Agency List

WhatArmy holds an Agency List Score of 97 out of 100.

That score is higher than 95% of the 36,919 agencies Agency List has assessed so far.

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Agency List assessed WhatArmy in September 2026, reading 9 pages published on whatarmy.com.

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