Websites built to convert.

A five-page business site runs $1,700 to $5,000. A marketing site of 8 to 15 pages runs $8,000 to $25,000, an e-commerce build $15,000 to $45,000, and a web application from $40,000. What moves a project between bands is page count, how much copy has to be written rather than migrated, and how many systems need integrating. We quote fixed scope after a discovery call, not an hourly estimate that grows later.

Landing pages in 1 to 2 weeks. Full sites typically 4 to 8 weeks depending on scope. E-commerce builds vary with catalogue size. The single biggest cause of delay is content: projects where copy and photography are ready run on schedule, and projects waiting on them do not.

Whatever fits: custom code, Shopify, WordPress, Webflow or headless setups. We recommend based on your team and roadmap, not our convenience. If your marketing team needs to publish weekly without a developer, that points to a CMS. If you need custom logic and integrations, that points elsewhere.

Yes, including redirect mapping and SEO preservation so you do not lose rankings in the move. Content parity is checked page by page before launch. A rebuild that quietly drops half your indexed pages is the most common way a new site loses traffic.

Design decides what the site looks like and how someone moves through it: layout, hierarchy, typography, the path from landing to enquiry. Development turns that into working code that loads fast, works on every device and connects to your CMS, payments and analytics. Some teams hire the two separately. We run them together so nothing is lost in handoff.

Yes. If you have in-house developers we deliver design plus a component library and documented handoff. If your design is already signed off we take it from there as a development-only engagement. Most clients take the full website design and development services build because a single accountable team is faster, but splitting it is a real option.

Yes, unconditionally. Code, design files, domain, hosting account and analytics are all yours, and ownership does not depend on staying on a retainer with us. Any website design agency that keeps your assets hostage after final payment is one to avoid.

We do, and it is included. Copy is written before design so the layout is built around real words rather than placeholder text stretched to fit. If you have a copywriter already, we work to their draft instead and adjust the design to it.

Often, yes. If the structure is sound and the problem is conversion, we audit, fix the pages that carry traffic, and rebuild selectively. That is usually faster and cheaper than a full teardown. We tell you which of the two you actually need after the audit, even when the smaller job is the smaller invoice.

For most projects, no. Design, development and QA happen in a browser, so filtering by distance narrows your options without improving the result. Local matters when you need photography shot in your space, when discovery genuinely runs better in person, or when your market depends on local knowledge. We work with clients across the US, UAE, Ireland, Germany and Australia on daily overlapping hours.

We agree a performance budget before build and hold to it: Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5 seconds, Interaction to Next Paint under 200 milliseconds, Cumulative Layout Shift under 0.1. Those are the Core Web Vitals Google measures. You get the report on launch day and can verify it yourself with PageSpeed Insights.

You can take it in-house with documentation and a walkthrough, or stay on a retainer for development, conversion testing and performance monitoring. Retainers run $2,000 to $12,000 a month depending on how much is shipping. There is no lock-in either way.