Custom Website Development Services

We won't promise a figure before we've watched how the task is done today, and we'd be skeptical of anyone who does. During discovery we measure the current process, such as hours per week or days to send a quote, and agree that yardstick with you, so after launch you judge the tool against real numbers.

Discovery is a small fixed fee. After that, each stage of the build has a fixed price agreed from the written scope, so you know the cost before work starts. Hosting, API fees and software subscriptions are billed to you directly. Support afterward is monthly with no long contract.

Yes, through their APIs. Both limit API access by account plan or developer approval, so during discovery we check exactly what your account allows before we promise a feature. Where the API can't do something, we tell you and suggest the nearest workable option.

You do. The code sits in a Git repository under your business's account, the hosting is in your name and the documentation is written so another developer can take over. We don't use proprietary frameworks that tie you to us.

A focused tool like a quote calculator or a CRM integration often goes live in four to eight weeks. A client portal drawing on several systems takes longer and ships in stages, so your team uses the first part while the next is built.

Yes. Everything is built on a staging site with test data, and your team gets logins from the first week. Nothing touches live customers, payments or your real CRM until you've signed it off.

It happens. Vendors retire endpoints and change limits, usually with notice. On a support plan we track those announcements, monitor every sync and update the integration before it breaks. Without one, we fix it as a separate quoted job.

Usually, yes. Calculators, quote forms and portals sit inside a WordPress or Webflow site under your own domain, so customers never feel they've left your website.