Custom web platforms, built to perform

The cost depends on scope, feature complexity, number of integrations, and post-launch support requirements. A focused marketing platform costs significantly less than a complex SaaS product or multi-tenant application. After a 1-hour discovery call, we send a detailed proposal with fixed milestones and a clear price, not a time-and-materials estimate that grows mid-project.

A focused marketing platform runs 8 to 12 weeks from kick-off to launch. A full web application or SaaS product is typically 16 to 28 weeks. We front-load architecture and design in the first two weeks so engineering sprints stay on schedule. By the end of discovery, you have a milestone plan with fixed dates, not a vague range.

WordPress and Shopify give you a starting point. Custom development gives you a platform built around your users and business logic. Off-the-shelf tools hit their limits when you need complex workflows, deep integrations, or performance at scale. That said, we build on WordPress extensively, and headless WordPress with a custom front-end is often the right call when editorial speed matters. The choice depends on your product, not a blanket preference.

Both. Some clients hand the entire project to us: product strategy, design, engineering, QA, and launch. Others have internal designers or back-end teams and need us to cover specific layers. We structure the engagement around what you actually need. In discovery, we map the collaboration model and define clear handoff points so nothing gets missed.

Most web platform clients move onto a monthly retainer covering security patches, CMS updates, performance monitoring, and development hours for new features. The first 30 days post-launch include hypercare: a named developer on call for urgent fixes, Core Web Vitals tracking, and real-user monitoring. Nothing breaks silently.

Our core stack covers React, Next.js, Laravel, Node.js, and WordPress, with PostgreSQL, Redis, and AWS or Vercel for infrastructure. The framework follows the project: Next.js for content-heavy sites needing SEO and performance, Laravel for complex data-driven applications, headless WordPress when editorial teams need a familiar interface. We pick technology based on long-term maintainability and your team's ability to own the codebase, not whatever framework is trending this quarter.

15+ years, 400+ projects, 15+ countries. We work with founders, product teams, and established businesses that share one requirement: a platform that has to actually work. Our senior team handles architecture decisions and thinks about maintainability, security, and handover from day one. Most clients stay with us for 3 or more years after their first project ships.