Services

It depends on scope, but for orientation: a marketing website with a CMS typically lands between $6,000 and $15,000; a custom web application or internal platform usually starts around $25,000; an AI or automation integration into an existing system often starts around $8,000. Every engagement begins with a short, fixed-price discovery that produces a real number before you commit to a build.

A marketing site is usually 4 to 6 weeks. A first working version of a custom application is typically 8 to 14 weeks, after which we ship in two-week increments so you see working software every two weeks. Timelines are agreed in writing during discovery.

A CMS is the admin area you log into to change text, images, prices or blog posts without touching code or waiting on us. Which one we use depends on the site: WordPress or a headless CMS such as Strapi or Contentful for content-heavy marketing sites, Shopify for stores, or a small custom admin when the content is specific enough that a general-purpose CMS would get in the way. We hand over the logins and walk your team through it before launch, and editing your own content is never something you have to pay us for.

Yes, by default. Layouts are built mobile-first and tested on real devices as well as emulated breakpoints. We hold sites to Google Core Web Vitals thresholds, because those affect both ranking and whether people stay, and we build to WCAG 2.1 AA so the site works with a keyboard, a screen reader and at larger text sizes. More than half of the traffic on most of the sites we build is mobile, so this is where the performance budget goes first.

HTTPS with HSTS and the standard security headers; dependencies scanned automatically and patched on a schedule rather than when something breaks; no credentials in the repository, with secrets held in the hosting platform; cloud access granted least-privilege; and server-side validation on everything a visitor can submit. Where we run a CMS we keep it and its plugins updated under a support agreement. If you would rather your own team held the keys, the infrastructure is in your cloud account from day one, so you can.