A site built to hold together.
Fast pages, a maintainable codebase and the integrations a growing business actually uses.
The site in the middle of the system.
A website can connect the public story to the tools a team already runs on.
One request, three useful paths.
Lead, booking and payment flows stay explicit, so the team can see what happens next.
A visitor shares context, the CRM receives a useful request, and the owner sees where it came from.
- Inbound request received
- Context checked against the brief
- Owner handoff prepared
Built with a stack you can own.
Practical tools, with facts you can verify.
Next.js
A widely used framework, so pages render fast and any good developer can pick up the code.
Vercel
Hosting built for the same framework, with automatic deploys from your repository.
A CMS when it fits
Content your team can edit without a developer, added only where it earns its place.
Analytics
Real visitor and conversion data, not a vanity pageview count.
Forms
Every submission routes somewhere useful: your CRM, your calendar or your inbox.
Connects to the tools you already pay for.
A compact stack makes the handoff understandable and maintainable.
- HubSpot
- Salesforce
- Google Calendar
- Gmail
- Google Sheets
- Stripe
- QuickBooks
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- Zendesk
- Zapier
Ownership is part of the build.
The team should know where the content, data and credentials live.
Code repository
Lives in your own GitHub account from day one, not ours.
Hosting account
Deployed under your Vercel account, with the deploy history intact.
Domain and DNS
Registered or transferred to your own registrar login.
Content and forms
Named in the handoff, with access documented for whoever runs the site next.
Can our team maintain the site after launch?
Yes. The handoff is documented around the places your team edits, reviews and owns, not just a login.
What happens when a tool changes?
The integration boundary stays visible, so a replacement tool can be swapped in without rebuilding the public site.
Do you host the site too?
We deploy to Vercel under your own account by default, so hosting, the domain and the deploy history are yours.
A maintainable stack, documented ownership and integrations that keep working after launch.