Website Development

$4,000–$12,000 for a marketing site with custom design and a handful of pages. $12,000–$35,000 for a larger site with a CMS, multiple templates, and integrations. E-commerce and multi-language sites start around $25,000. Hosting and ongoing maintenance are separate and usually modest.

WordPress when non-technical staff will publish frequently and you want a familiar editor and plugin ecosystem. A custom Next.js build when performance, security, and Core Web Vitals matter commercially, or when the site is really an application. Next.js with a headless CMS gives you both editor comfort and speed, at a somewhat higher build cost.

Technically, yes: server-rendered HTML, clean semantic structure, fast Core Web Vitals, XML sitemap, schema.org structured data, and correct canonical and metadata handling on every page. That is the technical foundation. Rankings for competitive commercial terms additionally require content and authority over time — we are explicit about that boundary rather than implying a new site ranks by itself.

Yes. We audit against Core Web Vitals and return a prioritized list with measured impact. Most large wins come from a small set of causes — unoptimized images, render-blocking scripts, oversized plugin stacks, and missing caching — which means meaningful improvement is often days of work rather than a rebuild.