SEO-Led Engineering
Every structural decision — URLs, rendering, templates — is made with ranking consequences understood up front.
Sites built by the people who have to rank them.
Custom builds, landing pages, and migrations — engineered so search performance, page speed, and editing comfort are decided at build time rather than patched afterwards.
Most sites are built by one team and then optimised by another, which is why so many redesigns quietly lose traffic. Structure, URLs, and rendering are decided before an SEO ever sees them — and by the time anyone notices, undoing those decisions costs more than the build did.
We build with the ranking requirements already on the table. It's the same work, sequenced correctly.
More organic traffic is lost to careless rebuilds than to any algorithm update.
You can tune a fast stack. You can rarely rescue a slow one.
If your team can't update a page without a developer, the site will stop being updated.
Four reasons clients bring the build to us rather than to a generalist agency.
Every structural decision — URLs, rendering, templates — is made with ranking consequences understood up front.
Documented build pipeline with staging, QA, and pre-launch checks run identically on every project.
Design, front-end, back-end, and content in one team, so nothing waits on an external dependency.
Clean code, documentation, and a CMS your marketing team can actually operate without us.
A site that ships fast, ranks properly, and your team can run.
Bespoke sites on Astro, WordPress, or Webflow — chosen for your team's workflow, not our convenience.
Fast, focused pages for campaigns and launches, built from a reusable component set.
Replatforming with full redirect mapping, parity checks, and post-launch indexation verification.
Performance budgets set at the start and enforced through to launch, not measured after.
Editing that non-technical staff can use — flexible blocks, no template lock-in, no developer tickets.
CRM, analytics, payments, and internal systems wired in and tested.
Schema, sitemaps, canonicals, and rendering handled during the build.
Repo access, deploy instructions, and a walkthrough so the site is genuinely yours.
Four to ten weeks depending on scope — with something reviewable in your hands early.
Requirements, stack decision, and — for rebuilds — an audit of what currently earns your traffic.
Week 1URL structure, templates, and data model agreed before any code is written.
Week 1–2Front-end and back-end development against the agreed component set, on staging you can watch.
Weeks 2–7Cross-device testing, Core Web Vitals tuning, and a full pre-launch SEO check.
Final weekDeploy, redirect verification, indexation monitoring, and handover documentation.
Launch + 2 weeksFor businesses whose site is a revenue channel rather than a brochure.
You want the new site to keep the traffic the old one earned — which is not automatic.
Moving CMS or stack and needing the migration handled without a ranking collapse.
Marketing sites that need to ship pages weekly without a developer in the loop each time.
Stores where template-level performance and structure decide category rankings.
Recurring launches needing fast, consistent landing pages from a shared component set.
A site assembled from plugins that is now slow, fragile, and impossible to extend.
Fixed-price projects, quoted after a scoping call. No hourly billing, no surprise change requests.
$1,200–2,500fixed project
A single high-performance page for a campaign, launch, or offer.
$4,000–9,000fixed project
A complete marketing site with a CMS your team can run.
On requestfixed project
Complex platforms, replatforming, or bespoke application work.
Every project is quoted precisely after scoping and fixed for the agreed deliverables. Turnkey Full-Cycle SEO clients get a monthly allowance of development hours included.
The cheapest way to protect your traffic through a redesign is knowing what currently earns it. Send us the domain and we'll tell you what's at risk.
Astro for content-led sites, WordPress where your team needs familiar editing, Webflow for design-driven marketing sites, and custom back-ends where the requirements demand it.
Not if it's handled properly. We audit what currently earns traffic, preserve URL equity, map every redirect, and verify indexation after launch — that's standard, not an upsell.
A landing page is one to two weeks. A business site is typically six to ten. Custom platforms depend on scope and are quoted with a timeline attached.
Yes — that's a build requirement, not an afterthought. You get flexible editable blocks, documentation, and a walkthrough session.
Often. We implement from Figma, and if the design needs adjustments for performance or SEO we raise them before building, not after.
A two-week verification window is included — indexation monitoring, redirect checks, and bug fixes. Ongoing support is available separately.
A scoping call, a fixed quote, and a site engineered to rank from the first deploy.