Websites
Marketing sites for service businesses and B2B, built to turn visits into calls, forms and booked meetings.
- Content you can edit yourself
- Location and service pages that scale
Service Development
Websites, stores and apps, built by the team that runs them.
Design, code and launch happen in-house, and the same engineers stay on after go-live. Hosting, SEO and paid media are planned into the build from day one, so nothing has to be redone when the marketing starts.
Last updated November 13, 2026
Launch checklistEvery build
2.5sLCPLargest paint, or faster
200INP · MSResponse to a tap, or faster
0.1CLSLayout shift, or less
- Accessibility checkedWCAG 2.2 AA
- Redirects mapped from the old siteSEO
- Schema and sitemap in placeSearch + AI
- Conversion tracking testedPaid media
- Backups and monitoring onHosting
Targets are Google’s “good” thresholds for Core Web Vitals, measured on mobile.
Fig. 01 What we build
From a brand-new site to the app behind it.
Design and engineering sit in the same team, so what gets approved in the design is what ships. Every project is scoped on a call before any work starts.
E-commerce stores
Stores with fast product pages, a short checkout and the feeds your ads and marketplaces need.
- Catalogs with thousands of products
- Connected to your ERP and inventory
Web apps and portals
Customer portals, booking flows, dashboards and internal tools, built on the same stack as your site.
- Logins, roles and permissions
- APIs to the systems you already use
UX and UI design
Research, flows, wireframes and a design system. Tested on real phones before anyone writes production code.
- Clickable prototypes
- Components your developers reuse
Brand and identity
Logo, type, colour and voice when you need them, set up so the site, the ads and the sales deck match.
- Brand guidelines
- Ad and social templates
Ongoing development
New features, landing pages and fixes after launch, from the developers who already know your code.
- Requests through your account manager
- Every change tested on staging
Fig. 02 Engineering standards
Fast and accessible are part of the spec.
Speed decides how many visitors stay. Accessibility decides how many can use the site at all. Both get written into the scope and checked before launch.
Performance
A speed budget for every page
Images, scripts and fonts are measured against a budget. Third-party tags go through the same review.
LCP ≤ 2.5s · INP ≤ 200msAccessibility
Usable with a keyboard and a screen reader
Contrast, focus states, labels and alt text are checked page by page. Reduced-motion settings are respected.
WCAG 2.2 AASearch
Readable by search and AI crawlers
Server-rendered content, clean URLs, canonicals, schema and a sitemap. Your SEO team signs off before launch.
JSON-LD · sitemap.xmlTracking
Every conversion counted once
Forms, calls, checkouts and bookings fire the right events, tested end to end with your ad accounts.
GA4 · Consent Mode v2Security
Kept current after launch
Core, plugins and dependencies are updated on staging first, then pushed live once checks pass.
Staging → liveOwnership
Yours, and documented
The code, the domain and the accounts are in your name. Setup and decisions are written down for whoever comes next.
Your accountsOur stack
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- React
- Next.js
- .NET
- Hetzner
- AWS
- Google Cloud
Fig. 03 How a build runs
From first call to a site we keep running.
- 01
Scope
A strategy call, a look at your current site and data, then a written scope and schedule. Nothing starts until you approve it.
- 02
Design
Flows, wireframes and visual design, reviewed with you on Zoom. SEO and paid media weigh in on structure and landing pages.
- 03
Build and test
Development on a staging site you can click through. Speed, accessibility and tracking are tested on real devices.
- 04
Launch and run
Redirects, monitoring and backups go live with the site. Then the same team keeps it fast, secure and up to date.
Fig. 04 Results
A good build shows up in everything that runs on it.
Development rarely gets its own headline number. It shows up in search, in ads and in sales. These results are from clients across the team.
Impressions42.7K → 93.5K
Avg. position30.7 → 25.7
- 9AI answers+3
- 9AI Overviews+5
- 3Pages cited
SEO + AI search
2.3×
organic clicks, from 577 to about 1,330
+119% impressions, from 42.7K to 93.5K
Online businessServices
Impressions133 → 9.3K
Avg. position31.9 → 20.9
SEO
2 → 104
organic clicks, starting from almost zero
133 → 9.3K Google impressions
Home furniture brandE-commerce
Impressions213K → 290K
Organic clicks16.2K → 18.9K
- 7AI answers
- 6AI Overviews
SEO
+77K
more Google impressions in six months
+16.7% organic clicks, from 16.2K to 18.9K
Online retailerE-commerce
Client names withheld. Each result is compared with that client’s own earlier period.All results
Fig. 05 Pricing
Build it, then keep it running.
Builds are quoted after a scoping call. Care and Conversion Lab are monthly, with no contract.
Compare every planWebsite Build
$7,500+one-time
A new site or store, designed and built in-house, launched with redirects, tracking and schema in place.
- UX, UI and visual design
- Development and device testing
- Migration and redirect map
- Launch, then handover to Care
Site Care & Hosting
$390/mo
Managed hosting plus updates and small fixes, for a site we built or one you already have.
- Managed server and CDN
- Updates tested on staging
- Backups and monitoring
- Monthly report
Conversion Lab
$1,290/mo
Ongoing tests on your landing pages and checkout, built by developers and measured against revenue.
- Test ideas from ad and analytics data
- Variants designed and built in-house
- Results reported in revenue terms
No contracts on monthly plans. Cancel anytime. Build pricing depends on scope.
Fig. 06 FAQ
Questions before a build.
Bring your current site and a rough idea of what it needs to do. We’ll tell you what we’d change and what we’d keep.
Book a strategy callWhich platforms do you build on?
Mostly WordPress and WooCommerce for sites and stores, and React, Next.js or .NET for web apps and custom builds. We recommend the platform after scoping, based on what your team needs to edit and what the site needs to connect to.
Do I own the site?
Yes. The code, the domain and the accounts are in your name. If you ever leave, you take everything with you, along with the documentation.
Can you take over a site someone else built?
Yes. We start with an audit of the code, hosting and tracking, fix what’s urgent, and tell you honestly whether it’s worth keeping or rebuilding.
How long does a build take?
It depends on scope. You get a written schedule with the proposal, before any work starts, and your account manager reports progress against it.
Will the new site hurt our Google rankings?
A migration is where most rankings get lost, so SEO is part of the build. We map every old URL to a new one, keep what ranks and check Search Console closely after launch.
Last step Your move
Hand usthe noise.
We’re a fit for businesses that invest in digital every month and want one team holding the whole picture. Not sure you’re there yet? Ask us. You’ll get a straight answer.
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