Problems this service solves
Unique workflows shoehorned into CMS plugins that weren’t designed for them.No automated tests around business-critical calculations or…
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Custom web development covers purposeful software on the web: client portals, configurators, booking engines, internal tools with public faces, headless front ends and workflow automation that CMS…
Custom web development covers purposeful software on the web: client portals, configurators, booking engines, internal tools with public faces, headless front ends and workflow automation that CMS themes cannot express cleanly.
Forcing unique business logic into page builders creates fragile spaghetti. Custom development is appropriate when the workflow is the product — not when you merely dislike a theme’s header.
66sites pairs custom builds with subscription maintenance so the application doesn’t become an orphan repo after launch. Marketing website care and app care can live in one accountable relationship when scoped clearly.
Practical website, conversion and SEO work tailored to how your buyers actually decide.
Unique workflows shoehorned into CMS plugins that weren’t designed for them.No automated tests around business-critical calculations or…
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We separate must-have workflow requirements from nice-to-have UI wishes. Architecture choices (Laravel, Next.js, headless CMS, etc.) follow those…
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Product discoveryUser stories, constraints and success metrics for the custom workflow.Architecture recommendationStack choices with trade-offs…
Read more →A look at website designs and layouts we build for service businesses — mockups and project types, not fabricated client claims.
Marketing surfaces attached to custom apps still need SSR/SSG or hybrid rendering decisions for SEO. We plan those deliberately when organic acquisition matters.
Application routes that shouldn’t be indexed get explicit controls so crawl budget isn’t wasted on utility URLs.
Organizations whose competitive advantage or operations depend on a web workflow templates can’t express — and who want engineering continuity after v1 ships.
Yearly plans that include design, development, maintenance and SEO foundations — without a large upfront project fee.
For small businesses that need a professional site without a large upfront build.
Best for local and service businesses ready to generate more leads every month.
For growing brands that need ongoing development, SEO and conversion work.
Large sites, complex integrations, multi-location brands and custom applications.
Custom application work typically requires Pro ($399/year) or Enterprise, often with a setup fee for MVP construction. Growth ($299/year) may support lighter custom modules attached to a marketing site. Starter ($199/year) is rarely enough for true custom apps. We scope honestly before kickoff.
Full notes for challenges, strategy and supporting pages — so the sections above stay scannable.
We separate must-have workflow requirements from nice-to-have UI wishes. Architecture choices (Laravel, Next.js, headless CMS, etc.) follow those requirements and your team’s ability to operate the stack.
We build with maintainability: clear modules, environment config, staging and documentation. Features ship in slices against a prioritized backlog.
Subscription plans fund ongoing enhancement and security updates so custom software stays aligned with changing operations.
User stories, constraints and success metrics for the custom workflow.
Stack choices with trade-offs documented.
Shipped slices with reviewable demos.
Appropriate access control for customer or staff roles.
Connect CRMs, payments or data sources when required.
Predictable releases rather than FTP roulette.
Monthly capacity for fixes and roadmap items.
Straight answers about scope, pricing, ownership and what a subscription includes for this page.
If core value is content/lead-gen, start with a CMS. If core value is a unique interactive workflow, permissions model or data pipeline, custom development is likely justified.
Commonly Laravel, Next.js/React and headless CMS patterns. We pick for maintainability and fit — not résumé padding.
Ownership terms are contractual. We don’t build hostage platforms; handoff expectations are explicit.
We help prioritize MVP slices and technical trade-offs. Organizational product ownership still sits with your team.
Secure defaults, dependency updates, least privilege, secrets management and staging discipline. Formal pen tests can be coordinated when required.
Yes — shared design systems, SSO-ish patterns where appropriate or clear cross-links. We avoid accidental duplicate content issues.
Expected. We use backlog reprioritization; major expansions may adjust setup fees or plan tier.
We implement monitoring and solid hosting practices. Formal SLAs depend on plan/infrastructure and are documented — not casually advertised as marketing fluff.
Custom web development with architecture discipline and monthly engineering continuity.