Websites built to deliver results

The cost depends primarily on the scope: the number of page views and content elements, required features and integrations, and whether photography, copywriting or a custom design is needed. We can prepare a reliable estimate once we understand the website’s purpose and key user journeys. Read our detailed guide to website costs in 2026.

Start with a clear structure, indexable pages, specific answers to users’ questions and consistent information about the company and its offer. Technical accessibility and valuable content also matter. See our practical guide to preparing a website for AI Search.

Yes — particularly when URLs, content or site structure change without a proper migration plan. To reduce the risk, inventory existing URLs, implement 301 redirects, retain valuable content and check canonical tags after launch.

Define the business goal, target audiences, key actions on the website, content structure, materials supplied by your company and the people responsible for decisions. This limits changes during delivery and helps set the right scope.

The number of form submissions alone is not enough. Track each lead’s source, progress through key forms and enquiry quality, then connect that information with your sales process.

WordPress is usually sufficient for a standard company website with editable content. If the project requires unusual processes, a customer portal, a configurator or complex integrations, consider custom software.

Yes, provided those systems offer an appropriate API or another secure method of exchanging data. An integration can transfer forms and lead sources, create tasks or synchronise statuses. Define the scope together with the requirements for your custom CRM system.