How long does a corporate website take to build?

A standard WordPress website takes 15 working days on the Basic package and 20 on Premium, counted from the day we receive all content and materials. Headless websites are estimated per project.

Can we update the website ourselves?

Yes. In both cases content is edited in WordPress. On a standard build your team can also change layouts in the page builder; on a headless build layout changes are made by a developer.

Can you work from a design we already have?

Yes. We implement designs made by others, design the website ourselves in Figma, or use a website you like as a starting reference.

Can we start standard and move to headless later?

Yes. Your content stays in WordPress. Moving to headless means building a new front end on top of the same content, then switching over with redirects so search rankings are kept.

Is copywriting included?

Copywriting and multilanguage setups are available for an extra fee on every package. Everything else a company website needs is included.

Do you work with companies outside Romania?

Yes. We work with clients across Europe and North America, and the whole project can run remotely.

What does maintenance cost?

Maintenance is billed by the hour, from 60 EUR per hour for standard WordPress websites and 120 EUR per hour for headless websites. A yearly maintenance visit that updates plugin licences and modules starts at 100 EUR per site.

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Corporate websites

Two ways to build a company website: standard WordPress with a page builder, live in three to four weeks, or headless WordPress on Next.js when the site has to be the fastest thing a visitor sees that day. Same editor either way.

Overview

Corporate websites on WordPress, two ways

A corporate website has one job: to make the right people trust the company and get in touch. We build them on WordPress, so your team can publish pages, news and case studies without calling a developer, and you own the code and the content.

What changes from project to project is the front end. A standard WordPress build uses a page builder and is live in three to four weeks. A headless build keeps WordPress as the editor and replaces the theme with a custom Next.js front end, for companies where speed, design and search visibility are part of the brand. This website is built that way.

Options

Choose how your website is built

Same WordPress editor for your team, two different front ends. Pick the one that matches what the website has to do for the business.

Decide

Standard or headless: which one fits

A short way to decide. If most of your answers sit in the left column, start standard. If they sit in the right column, headless is worth the extra build time.

Standard WordPress compared with Headless WordPress
Criterion	Standard WordPress	Headless WordPress
Role of the website	Present the company and collect enquiries	A main sales and recruiting channel
Design	On-brand, within a page builder	Fully custom, no template limits
Speed	Good, with caching and next-gen images	App-like, pre-rendered pages
Time to launch	15 to 20 working days	Estimated per project
Content editing	Your team, in WordPress	Your team, in the same WordPress
Layout changes after launch	Your team, in the page builder	A developer
Budget	Lower	Higher

Included

Included in every website we build

All the pages a company needs
Homepage, about, services, FAQ, contact, plus cookies, terms and privacy policy pages.
Custom design option
We design it, implement a design you already have, or build from a website you like as a reference.
On-page SEO
Clean URLs, titles and descriptions, structured data and a sitemap from day one.
Next-gen images
WebP and AVIF formats so pages load fast on mobile connections.
Analytics and cookie consent
Google Analytics set up with a consent banner that respects EU rules.
Security module
Security tooling installed and configured before launch.
Discovery meeting
We agree structure, content and goals before any work starts, so the quote holds.
Two review sessions
You inspect the finished website and send a list of changes. We apply it, twice.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you might want to know before reaching out. Can't find what you're looking for?

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: A standard WordPress website takes 15 working days on the Basic package and 20 on Premium, counted from the day we receive all content and materials. Headless websites are estimated per project.
: Yes. In both cases content is edited in WordPress. On a standard build your team can also change layouts in the page builder; on a headless build layout changes are made by a developer.
: Yes. We implement designs made by others, design the website ourselves in Figma, or use a website you like as a starting reference.
: Yes. Your content stays in WordPress. Moving to headless means building a new front end on top of the same content, then switching over with redirects so search rankings are kept.
: Copywriting and multilanguage setups are available for an extra fee on every package. Everything else a company website needs is included.
: Yes. We work with clients across Europe and North America, and the whole project can run remotely.
: Maintenance is billed by the hour, from 60 EUR per hour for standard WordPress websites and 120 EUR per hour for headless websites. A yearly maintenance visit that updates plugin licences and modules starts at 100 EUR per site.

Corporate websites

Corporate websites on WordPress, two ways

Choose how your website is built

Standard or headless: which one fits

Included in every website we build

All the pages a company needs

Custom design option

On-page SEO

Next-gen images

Analytics and cookie consent

Security module

Discovery meeting

Two review sessions

Frequently asked questions

Tell us about your project