Your visitor lands on your site, does not understand within five seconds what you actually do, and clicks through to the next one in the list. Meanwhile your marketer cannot change a page without a ticket, and every new landing page takes three weeks.
A website has one job: let the right people quickly understand who you are, what you can do for them, and what they should do next. Everything else supports that.
We do website development on WordPress, for companies where content, credibility, findability and leads have to do the work.
What we build
Corporate websites, B2B sites, product and brand sites, lead-generation sites and multilingual websites for companies working across several markets. Not a standard theme we dress up again each time.
If you want a website built that does not stand still afterwards, we build custom websites with WordPress and our own Gutenberg blocks: reusable components your team uses to compose pages without calling a developer. WordPress explains why we deliberately work this way.
You have to be able to work with it yourself
A CMS is little use if you still have to raise a ticket for every change. So we build a set of components your team creates and edits pages with.
A hero. Text with an image. Cases. Testimonials. Downloads. FAQs. CTAs. Product blocks. Forms.
Your editor combines those without designing every page from scratch. But that freedom has limits: you can change content and structure, and not accidentally change fonts, break spacing, or suddenly give a button a different style.
Free enough to work independently. Constrained enough to keep the site good.
The design system lives in WordPress too
The components we design during Design we build on as Gutenberg blocks. Design and CMS therefore do not exist separately: what is a component in Figma becomes a building block in WordPress that your team works with.
That makes later expansion cheaper. A new page does not need to be designed and built again when you can compose it from existing components.
Your website becomes a kit of parts, not a collection of separate pages.
We build speed in
A WordPress site does not have to be slow. We keep the number of plugins limited, build our own front end, and already factor in images, fonts, scripts and the rest of what determines your load time during design and development.
Because your pages are made of the same components, we solve a speed problem once in a component instead of again on every page. So speed is not a round we still schedule just before go-live. Design explains how we take that along during design, with a performance budget fixed in advance.
Being found starts before go-live
A redesign can look better and get fewer visitors at the same time. That’s why we look at what already works today before we replace your existing site.
Which pages get organic traffic? Which searches are you found for? Which URLs have built up value? Which content attracts links or visitors?
From that we decide structure, URLs and redirects. Your new website does not have to start its reputation from zero.
Being found also means more than Google. People increasingly use ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini to find and compare companies and solutions, so we build your content technically and structurally so those systems also understand who you are, what you do and where your expertise sits. Growth goes deeper into SEO, AI findability and what we keep measuring after go-live.
AI helps us build faster
On websites too, AI is a standard part of our development workflow. We use it to speed up development, analyse existing code, write tests, prepare migrations and take repetitive work away. You get more within the same budget than a few years ago.
AI also helps with structuring existing content, metadata, redirects or large amounts of pages that have to move to your new site. But we have not become a content agency because AI exists: the substance, expertise and opinion come from your business. We help structure them and make them usable digitally.
Accessibility is in the foundation
We use WCAG as the starting point. Contrast, keyboard use, focus states, forms, labels and semantic HTML we build in during design and development.
For some organisations that is a legal requirement. For everyone else we simply consider it good web development. Building accessibility in afterwards also almost always costs you more.
A site can talk to your business
Your website does not have to be an island. Product information comes from your PIM, vacancies from your HR system, forms create leads directly in your CRM, customer-specific information comes from your ERP.
We do not have you keep data in two places when your systems can share it. Integrations is about ERP, PIM, CRM and other connections.
When WordPress is no longer the right answer
WordPress is a content system for us, not a solution to every digital problem.
If you want to sell online with a real catalogue, stock, prices, payments and order processing, we land on Shops and Magento with Hyvä. If you want to digitise an internal process or build specific business logic, you are looking at Tiny products or Platforms instead.
A technology does not get better because we use it for more problems.
What it costs
A WordPress site typically starts from €5,000. What you end up paying depends mainly on the number of components and templates, integrations, migrations, multilingual setups and how much custom work sits in it.
A clear site we often build within a few weeks. A lot of content, a complex migration or integration work makes that longer. We work at a single rate of €95 an hour and invoice monthly according to progress. Pricing explains exactly how that works.
One thing we need from you: content, on agreed dates. It is by far the most common reason a site goes live later than planned. Working together
After go-live
Your website is not technically finished for the rest of its life after launch. WordPress, PHP and plugins get updates, security issues appear, browsers change, and your site keeps growing.
Every WordPress site we build comes with an SLA from 24 hours a year for updates, security and technical maintenance.
New pages and content your team usually manages itself thanks to Gutenberg. New functionality or larger changes we build. That creates exactly the right dependency: you do not need us to use your website, but you do need us to keep it technically healthy and to develop it further.
Questions we get a lot
How much does it cost to have a website built? From €5,000 for a WordPress site. The number of components and templates, multilingual setups, migrations, integrations and custom work determine how far above that it goes.
How long does it take to build a website? A clear site often within a few weeks. More complex sites with a lot of content, languages, migrations or integrations take more time.
Do we have to do a discovery first? Not necessarily. If brief, structure and scope are clear, we write a proposal directly. On more complex projects a short discovery is useful.
Can we manage the site ourselves afterwards? Yes. We build with our own Gutenberg blocks your team uses to compose and edit pages, without calling a developer for routine work.
Do you build custom websites, or do you work from existing themes? Custom websites. We start from your brand and your content, not from a theme we reshape until it looks roughly right.
Do you use a page builder? No. We build our own Gutenberg components inside WordPress. That gives your editors flexibility without the technical and visual free rein of a generic page builder.
Can the site use data from our ERP, PIM or CRM? Yes. We connect product data, vacancies, customer information and other data, and have forms talk directly to the systems behind them. Integrations
Do you take SEO into account? Yes. On a redesign we look at existing rankings, pages and URLs before we change the structure. And increasingly at how AI systems find and interpret your content.
Do you write our content? Not as a main activity. The expertise and substance come from you. We help with structure and digital processing, and use AI where it is useful, but for extensive copywriting we would rather work with a specialised partner.
What happens after go-live? You manage day-to-day content yourself. For updates, security and technical maintenance there is an SLA, from 24 hours a year. Larger new functionality we keep building afterwards.