When the project needs something more specific.
For websites with specialized functionality, integrations, or requirements that do not fit a standard build, we can create a custom solution around the project.
When custom makes sense.
Custom work is appropriate when the website needs specialized workflows, unique content structures, data-driven pages, integrations, or functionality that does not fit a standard site build.
Discovery determines whether custom development is actually necessary. If a simpler Wix or WordPress solution can do the job well, we will not force unnecessary complexity.
Built around the needs of the project.
Forms and data capture designed around a specific workflow.
Connect approved external services when the project requires it.
Structured content that is generated or managed from organized data.
Purpose-built interactions around business processes.
Features outside the normal scope of a standard brochure website.
Architecture selected for the actual project instead of a one-size-fits-all stack.
Custom website projects start at $2,000 and are quoted after discovery.
Clear from start to launch.
Discovery
Understand the business, audience, goals, and requirements.
Plan
Define structure, platform, content needs, and project scope.
Design & Build
Create the responsive website and prepare it for review.
Review & Launch
Refine within scope, complete launch checks, and publish.
Common questions.
When do I need a custom website?
When the required functionality, workflow, integration, or content model cannot be handled well with a standard website build.
Does custom mean WordPress?
Not necessarily. Some custom projects may use WordPress, while others may use a different technical approach depending on requirements.
How much does a custom website cost?
Custom website projects start at $2,000 and are quoted after discovery.
Can you build ecommerce or booking features?
These can be explored as custom scope. Final recommendations depend on the business requirements and the third-party systems involved.
Who owns the website?
Ownership and account access are defined in the project agreement. Clients own their domains, subscriptions, and connected third-party services.
Do you provide ongoing support?
Yes. Ongoing support can be quoted separately or handled through an appropriate Website Care arrangement depending on the project.