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Design
Positioning, journeys, and interface architecture before code. The system that makes every screen feel inevitable.
Every engagement starts with service fit, then moves into transparent investment logic. No hidden package math, no detached pricing page.
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Positioning, journeys, and interface architecture before code. The system that makes every screen feel inevitable.
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Built from scratch with Next.js. No plugins, no page builders, no template lock-in.
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Products that live where your users live: React Native for mobile and Tauri for desktop, both to the same quality bar.
Competitive teardown, journey mapping, and a measurable brief before a single screen is committed.
A high-fidelity design direction that sets interaction, hierarchy, and system decisions early.
Custom architecture with preview deployments from week one and no hidden regressions.
Retainer execution for features, UX refinements, and conversion experiments that compound.
Why custom commands a higher entry point: WordPress builds typically depend on 20–30 plugins, create recurring security exposure, and often load around 4.5 seconds. Modern custom Next.js builds with static generation and CDN delivery can load under 1.5 seconds, and every extra second can cost around 20% of conversions.
Over three years, agency WordPress projects can total roughly £7.7k–£23.1k once hosting, maintenance, and plugin renewals are added. Custom architecture is a higher upfront investment with cleaner long-term ownership.
Plugin dependency risk
The average WordPress build relies on 20–30 plugins. When updates lapse, those plugins become a recurring security risk.
Security exposure
Industry reporting cites roughly 30,000 WordPress sites hacked daily, commonly through outdated plugin vulnerabilities.
Speed and stability
Typical WordPress sites load around 4.5 seconds; modern custom builds with static generation and CDN delivery can load under 1.5 seconds.
Conversion impact
Every extra second of page-load delay can cost roughly 20% of conversions.
3-year ownership cost
A WordPress site from an agency can total about £7.7k–£23.1k over three years with hosting, maintenance, and plugin renewals. A custom build is usually a larger one-off investment with lower recurring platform fees.
Payment structure
20% deposit, 40% after design sign-off, 40% upon launch.
Projects under $23,000 follow a 50/50 structure.
Prices are shown in USD based on your location. Final billing currency is confirmed in proposal.
Final pricing depends on scope, integrations, and roadmap complexity.
Entry
2 weeks
Starting at
$21,000
Alignment before execution. Prevents expensive misalignment late in delivery.
Ideal for teams that need strategic clarity before committing to full build scope.
Most selected
Standard
5-8 weeks
Starting at
$55,500
Investor-grade web presence for serious teams that need trust, speed, and differentiation now.
Ideal for Series A startups and high-ticket B2B companies building credibility for growth.
Product
8-12 weeks
Starting at
$81,000
Revenue-ready MVP that can survive investor scrutiny and real user load.
Ideal for funded startups launching core product experiences under timeline pressure.
Platform
3-6 months
Starting at
$174,000
For teams where product is the business: secure, observable, and built to compound.
Ideal for established companies needing enterprise-grade performance, governance, and reliability.
Each add-on increases revenue, reduces risk, or saves internal time.
$7,000
Micro-interaction and transition rules tied to product meaning.
$8,700
WCAG 2.2 AA verification and remediation pass.
$10,500
CWV remediation mapped to conversion-critical paths.
$7,500
Attribution clarity for growth and product decisions.
$8,700
Auth, access control, and secret-management hardening.
$6,400
Token naming, contribution model, and documentation pack.
$9,300 / month
3-month minimum
$17,500 / month
6-month minimum
$25,500 / month
12-month minimum
No WordPress, Shopify themes, or Webflow templates.
No hourly billing for project scopes.
No spec work or unpaid discovery.
No projects below our entry investment threshold.
No committee feedback loops with no decision owner.