Corporate web solutions, scoped before they are sold.
Secure, scalable websites and portals for companies with more than one stakeholder — a CMS your own team can run, integrations to the systems you already use, and a fixed price agreed before the first line of code.
One accountable system, not five vendors.
Most corporate sites break in the gaps between people: the designer who left, the developer who never documented the CMS, the agency that owns the hosting password. A corporate web solution is bought as one engagement with one owner — so when something needs to change, there is exactly one number to call.
Information architecture
Every page mapped to a decision a buyer, investor or candidate has to make, before a single screen is designed.
Design system, not pages
A component library in Figma with your type, colour and spacing rules, so page fifty still looks like page one.
CMS your team can actually run
WordPress or Next.js with a headless CMS. Editors change copy, images and sections without a developer or a ticket.
Integrations that close the loop
CRM, marketing automation, chat, booking, payments and analytics wired up so an enquiry lands where your team already works.
Security and compliance
Hardened hosting, SSL, role-based access, automated backups, an audit trail on content changes, and a cookie-consent flow that holds up.
Speed and Core Web Vitals
Green Core Web Vitals on mobile as an acceptance condition, not a hope — plus schema markup so search and AI engines can read the site.
Five stages. You sign off each one.
The price is fixed at stage two, after the architecture is agreed and before the expensive work starts. That is the only honest moment to quote a corporate build.
Discovery, 1–2 weeks
Stakeholder interviews, an audit of the current site and analytics, competitor teardown, and the commercial goal written down in numbers.
Architecture and scope
Sitemap, page templates, integration list and the technical stack. This is where the fixed price is agreed — nothing moves until you sign it off.
Design, 2–4 weeks
Wireframes, then desktop, tablet and mobile designs for every template, plus the component library. Three revision rounds included.
Build and content, 3–8 weeks
Development on a staging URL you can watch daily, content migration, redirect map for every old URL, and QA on real devices.
Launch and support
Launch checklist, Search Console and analytics handover, training video for your team, then 90 days of support included.
Pick a size. Fixed price.
Development packages
Business Website
A fast 5-page WordPress site, live in 2 weeks.
- ✓5 pages designed and built on WordPress
- ✓Mobile-first, Core Web Vitals green
- ✓Contact and WhatsApp forms with lead notifications
- ✓Basic on-page SEO and Google Analytics
- ✓30 days of post-launch support
Corporate Website
Up to 15 pages with CMS, blog and integrations.
- ✓Custom design plus WordPress or Next.js build
- ✓Up to 15 pages and a blog
- ✓CRM, chat and booking integrations
- ✓Speed, security and schema markup
- ✓Training video for your team
- ✓90 days of support
Custom Web Application
Portals, dashboards and platforms on Laravel or Next.js.
- ✓Product discovery and technical architecture
- ✓Custom front end and API
- ✓User accounts, roles and payments where needed
- ✓Automated testing and staging environment
- ✓Deployment, monitoring and 6 months of support
- ✓Fixed scope agreed before we start
Prices are set in USD and converted to GBP, CAD and AUD at a fixed, rounded rate, so every client pays the same value. Need something in between, or a custom scope? Talk to us or WhatsApp. Ad budgets and third-party fees are always paid by you directly.
Corporate web solutions, answered.
What are corporate web solutions?
A corporate web solution is the whole system a company runs its online presence on, not just a website: the site itself, the CMS your team edits it in, the integrations to your CRM and marketing tools, the hosting and security around it, and the process for keeping it current. It is bought as one accountable engagement rather than five separate vendors.
How is this different from a normal business website?
Scale and governance. A five-page business site is one designer and one developer. A corporate solution has multiple stakeholders, dozens of page templates, content in more than one language or region, role-based editing permissions, integrations to systems you already run, and a security and compliance standard it has to meet.
How much does a corporate web solution cost?
Our corporate website package starts at the price shown below and is quoted as a fixed project price, agreed after the architecture stage so there are no surprises. Portals, dashboards and custom applications are scoped separately because the price depends on the workflows involved.
How long does it take?
Eight to fourteen weeks for a corporate website from discovery to launch, depending on how much content has to be migrated and how many people need to review each stage. Custom applications run longer and are delivered in phases you can use as they land.
Will our search rankings survive a redesign?
That is the part most redesigns get wrong. Every existing URL gets mapped to its closest equivalent one-to-one — not bucketed into a generic hub — with 301s, schema and internal links carried over, then Search Console is watched for four weeks after launch. Rankings move through a redirect only when the destination is about the same thing.
Do you keep supporting the site after launch?
Yes. Ninety days of support is included, and most clients then move to a monthly retainer for updates, security patching, new pages and performance work. You are never locked in — retainers are month to month.
Show us the current site. We’ll tell you what to keep.
A free architecture review: what is worth migrating, what is costing you rankings, and what a fixed-price rebuild would actually involve.