Website Design & Development
We Build Websites That Turn Visitors Into Revenue.
B2B SaaS and services websites on Next.js, with a CMS your team can use. Copy, design, and development by one team, SEO planned before design, and the relaunch handled so your traffic doesn't drop.
Available for new projects
Who This Is For
If one of these is you, keep reading.
B2B Services and SaaS With a Sales Team
The site doesn't match how you pitch, and prospects notice.
Startups After a Rebrand or a Raise
Outbound and PR are about to start. The site has to hold up.
SMBs on Wix, Squarespace, or Elementor
You've hit the builder's limits on speed, features, or cost.
WordPress Sites Drowning in Plugins
Monthly upkeep and security worries on a site nobody wants to touch.
Companies That Lost Traffic After a Relaunch
The last redesign broke something. We find it, fix it, and rebuild.
Why Rebuild a Website
Six signs the site has stopped pulling its weight.
The Leads Have Dried Up
The site feeds the pipeline. When it stops producing, sales notices first.
Buyers Judge You Before They Call
Buyers are 61% of the way through their decision before they contact anyone. The site makes the case before you get the chance.
The Site Is Out of Date
New services, new markets, new pitch. The website still describes the company from three years ago.
It's Slow and Rankings Are Slipping
Failing Google's speed checks, a traffic drop after the last relaunch, or rankings that keep sliding.
You've Outgrown the Page Builder
Bloated scripts, no way to build anything custom, plugins on plugins, and a monthly bill for limits you keep hitting.
AI Search Is Skipping You
Buyers ask ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews before they search. Ranking and being cited are different problems.
What Makes Websites Hard
Speed, search, and the copy nobody has written yet.
Speed
Fewer than half of mobile sites pass Google's three speed checks. The main content loading too slowly is the usual failure.
Searches That End Without a Click
Most Google searches now end on the results page. Ranking isn't enough; the page has to earn the visit.
Turning Visitors into Leads
Unbounce's median landing page converts 6.6% of visitors. SaaS pages, 3.8%. Most sites are below that and don't know it.
Late Copy
Every late redesign we've seen was waiting on copy or images. So copy starts in week one.
Picking the CMS
Page builders let marketers publish on their own but cost you speed. Headless is the reverse. The choice has to fit the team.
Plugin Security
Most WordPress security holes are in plugins. Every plugin is code someone has to keep patched.
Websites in Numbers
Why speed and copy get settled before anyone picks a colour.
61%
of the B2B buying journey is complete before a buyer contacts a vendor.
48%
of mobile sites pass all Core Web Vitals.
6.6%
median landing page conversion rate; SaaS pages median 3.8%.
3×
higher conversion for sites loading in one second versus five.
Sources: 6sense, Buyer Experience Report (2025) · HTTP Archive, Web Almanac (2025) · Unbounce, Conversion Benchmark Report (2024) · Portent, Site Speed and Conversion Research (2022)
Where Relaunches Go Wrong
Most traffic drops after a relaunch come down to one of these. We check for all five on every build.
Broken Redirects
Old links return errors or the wrong kind of redirect. Years of Google trust gone in a week.
Test-Site Settings Left On
A hide-from-Google setting carried over from the test site. Pages vanish from search.
Design Before Working Out What Ranks
Pages that were ranking get removed or buried in the new layout. Nobody notices until traffic falls.
The New Site Is Slower
Builder scripts, heavy plugins, and a big hero video push load time past the point where visitors give up.
Copy Written During the Build
Copy arrives late, layouts change to fit it, reviews stall the build. Launch slips by months.
How We Build It
The same way we build our products. This site is one of them.
Copy and SEO Before Design
Which keywords go on which page, the list of URLs, the redirects, and a brief for every page before any design starts. Pages that already rank are protected.
Built for Speed
Pages served ready-made from the server, a hard limit on page weight, and no page-builder scripts. Passing Google's speed checks is a requirement.
Built to Be Cited
Straight answers near the top of each page, structured data behind the scenes, and a clean layout. Written for AI search as well as Google.
Built to Convert
One job per page, one clear next step, and copy written for the person who's deciding.
A CMS That Fits Your Team
Headless when you have developers. A hosted builder when marketers need to publish pages on their own. We recommend one and tell you why.
Launch by Checklist
Redirects tested, hide-from-Google settings removed, analytics and Search Console checked, structured data validated.
What we build with
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Keystatic
- Sanity
- Vercel
- Google Search Console
- Figma
Built the same way: Receivables · Banyan · Egis · Lift
Why We Build Page by Page
A four-month rebuild with one launch night is how traffic drops. We finish and check pages in two-week steps, so launch is a checklist.
Finished Pages in Weeks
The home page and your most important service page are designed, written, and built first. You're reading real pages on a staging link inside the first month.
Search Data Steers the Roadmap
Search Console and analytics decide which pages get built next. Pages that already bring traffic get protected first. Pages nobody visits don't get rebuilt at all.
Stop at Any Point
Every two weeks you review the pages that shipped and make a decision: keep going, change direction, or stop. You are billed per step, so if you stop, you pay for the pages that exist.
Change Your Mind Cheaply
Copy is settled on wireframes, where a rewrite costs an hour. The same rewrite after visual design costs a layout. Structure and copy get locked first for exactly that reason.
Ranking Pages First
Pages that rank get rebuilt and redirected before anything cosmetic. If the migration is going to cost you traffic, you find out on one page in week three.
No Surprises at Launch
Speed, redirects, indexing, analytics, and structured data are checked on every page as it ships. Launch is switching the domain.
How a Fixed-Price Website Build Runs
Copy first, design after, launch by checklist. Pages are finished in two-week steps so you are not waiting on the whole site to see any of it. You own the site throughout.
- Typical timeline
- 4-12 weeks
- First finished pages
- Week 3
- Page review
- Every 2 weeks
- 01
Discovery and Audit
Week 1A fixed-fee week. Your goals, your buyers, your competitors, your analytics, and a technical and SEO check of the current site. You keep the audit whether or not you go ahead.
- Site audit
- Scope document
- Fixed price for the build
- 02
Structure and Content Plan
Week 1-2Sitemap, which keywords go where, the redirect list, and a brief for every page. Copy starts now.
- Sitemap and keyword map
- Redirect list
- Page briefs
- 03
Wireframes
Week 2-3Layout and copy agreed page by page before anyone picks a colour.
- Wireframes with copy
- 04
Visual Design
Week 3-5Finished designs and a set of reusable parts that still work as the site grows.
- Finished designs
- Reusable components
- 05
Development
Week 4-9Built page by page to a page-weight limit, with the CMS, tracking, and structured data set up from day one. Finished pages on a staging link every two weeks.
- Pages on staging every 2 weeks
- CMS set up
- Page review every 2 weeks
- 06
QA and Launch Checks
Week 9-10Speed, redirects, search visibility, analytics, and structured data all checked before go-live.
- Launch checklist
- Speed report
- 07
Launch and Improve
OngoingWe watch Search Console and improve from the data, instead of another redesign in three years. On a monthly retainer, or handed to your team with the CMS.
What It Costs
Fixed fee
Ends with a site audit, a scope document, and a fixed price for the build. Yours whether or not you go ahead.
- Site audit
- Scope document
- Fixed price
$12k - $50k
Page count, how many distinct layouts you need, and whether the copy is ready move the number most. A migration with a lot of ranking pages to protect sits at the higher end.
- Billed
- Per 2-week step
- Stop
- At any point
- Price moves
- Only if scope does
WordPress, Webflow, or Headless
Each suits a different team.
WordPress
The most plugins and the most ways in for attackers. Right when you need specific plugins and have someone to look after it. Wrong when speed and security are the brief.
Webflow and Hosted Builders
Marketers publish pages without a developer. The price is extra scripts on every page and nothing custom. Right for teams with lots of content and simple needs.
Headless (Next.js plus a Headless CMS)
Fastest, most flexible, most secure. Needs a developer for changes to the structure. Right for companies that treat the website as a product.
Common Questions
If yours isn’t here, book a call and ask.
Is Your Website Doing Its Job?
Bring the address to the call. You leave with what's slowing it down, what's stopping it ranking, and what to fix first.