A site built around how your business actually works.
Sector-specific knowledge means digital solutions are designed around how your organisation actually works, not adapted from a generic template. See real examples on the work page, including WordPress and fully headless builds.
WordPress Websites
A professional WordPress site you can update yourself — no developer needed for everyday content changes.
Learn more →Headless Website Design & Development
A fully custom, decoupled build for businesses that need more than a CMS template can offer.
Learn more →Custom Next.js Web Applications
A bespoke platform with its own backend, admin dashboard and authentication — complete control and room to grow.
Learn more →Mobile Apps
Cross-platform apps that bring your service directly onto your customers' phones.
- Push notifications
- Booking & membership systems
- Payment integration
- App Store & Play Store submission
Custom Plugins & Integrations
Purpose-built functionality for an existing WordPress site — nothing generic, nothing bloated.
- Directories & booking systems
- Membership features
- Third-party API integrations
- Performance tuning
Indicative pricing
Every project is scoped individually — these tiers give a sense of scale.
Liftoff
€600
5-page WordPress website, hosted and fully managed, basic SEO, 2-week turnaround.
Ascent
€1,440
10-page custom Next.js site, admin dashboard, blog support, 30 days post-launch care.
Apex
€2,500
Full custom Next.js application, bespoke backend, memberships, 90 days of support.
Orbit
Custom quote
iOS/Android apps on a custom Next.js backend, full feature integration.
Every project — every tier — includes an onboarding call and full training on your new site before we call it done.
Web development FAQs
It depends on how complex your business is and who needs to manage content day to day. WordPress suits businesses that want an easy-to-manage site; a custom Next.js application suits businesses that need bespoke functionality or a custom backend. A headless build sits between the two — see the headless page for that comparison.