A custom website
you can actually edit.

Webflow and Framer are fast to start and expensive to leave. Their editor locks you into their hosting, their CMS, their pricing curve. A custom Next.js build gives you the same visual editing (via our inline CMS) with none of the lock-in: source in your GitHub, hosting on your Vercel, infra costs around USD 20 per month, and any Next.js developer can continue the build. You also stop losing Lighthouse points to their runtime.

Yes, that is the whole point. Pick the inline CMS (double-click any text or image to edit, save inline, publish with a button) for non-technical teams. Or pick the Cursor workflow for teams with a technical editor: preconfigured prompts with guardrails mean they can ask Cursor to add a section, swap an image, or update copy without breaking the layout. Training call in launch week covers whichever mode you chose.

We ship a repo preconfigured with boundary prompts (AGENTS.md rules) that constrain what Cursor can and cannot change. You write requests in plain English ("add a case study card under the hero, use this image and this copy") and Cursor edits inside the rails we set. Git commit, Vercel preview, merge to main, ship. It is not a replacement for a CMS for 20 editors, but it is the fastest path for a founder or a marketing lead who wants control without clicking through a builder.

We inventory every indexed URL, build a 301 redirect map, preserve canonical tags and metadata structure, and resubmit your sitemap to Search Console on launch day. Done right, traffic is stable or up within 2 weeks. We monitor every day of the first month and catch any drops before they compound.

Vercel Hobby is free for personal sites; Pro (around USD 20 per month) covers most marketing sites at commercial scale. No database unless you need one (your CMS is the codebase or a light Sanity/Payload layer). Compared to Webflow's 24 to 79 USD per month plus CMS add-ons, you usually save money within the first quarter.

Only if it earns its place. For brochure sites and most marketing sites, the inline CMS or Cursor workflow is lighter and faster. For sites with frequent long-form content (blog, case studies, resource library with 50+ entries), we layer Sanity or Payload on top. We make the call in the Week 1 scoping sprint based on who edits and how often.

Most marketing sites ship in 4 to 6 weeks. Larger builds (deep resource library, 10+ unique page templates, multi-language) extend scope and timeline. Pricing is fixed-fee and milestone-based, scoped in week one and agreed before any build work starts. No hourly billing, no surprise change orders. Every engagement includes source code ownership, 12 weeks of post-launch monitoring, and a training call on your editing mode.

Yes, through the Retainer. Monthly engagement with three tiers: Lite at EUR 1,500, Pro at EUR 2,500, Scale at EUR 5,000 per month. Most marketing-site clients land on Lite or Pro since the workload is lighter than an app or a headless Shopify store.