What we build for startups
The WordPress builds startups actually need.
Beta launch and waitlist pages
High-converting beta signup pages with email capture, referral mechanics (if needed), and integration with your email platform. Built to go live in under 2 weeks.
Marketing sites and product pages
Feature showcase pages, pricing tables, comparison pages, and landing pages for different traffic sources, all built in Elementor so your marketing team can make changes without a developer.
Investor-ready presentation sites
Sites designed to perform when a partner opens a browser during your pitch. Fast load times, clear narrative, social proof, and a design that reflects the quality of your product.
Blog and content system
SEO-ready blog built for long-term organic growth. Category structure, author profiles, content upgrade system, and editorial workflow that your team can manage independently.
User portals and dashboards
Customer-facing portals, onboarding flows, document libraries, and account management areas built in WordPress when your core product isn’t ready to support these workflows yet.
Infrastructure built to scale
WordPress architecture that doesn’t become a problem when your traffic grows. CDN, caching layer, database optimization, and hosting that can handle 10x traffic without going down.
Why WordPress for startups
Fast to launch. Easy for your team to update. Cheap to run.
Webflow is beautiful but gets expensive. HubSpot CMS is powerful but costs thousands a month when you scale. Custom-built solutions take months to develop.
WordPress with Elementor gives your team full content editing control, your developers can extend it with any plugin or custom code, and your hosting costs stay low until you actually need to spend more.
- Marketing team can update content without engineering tickets
- 60,000+ plugins vs. building from scratch
- $20-100/month hosting until you're ready to invest more
- SEO-ready from day one
FAQ
Startup website questions.
Yes. Startups move fast, so we build investor-ready sites on flexible WordPress foundations with reusable templates, so you launch quickly and can iterate on messaging and pages yourself as you learn, without a rebuild every pivot.
We build with growth in mind: a CMS your team controls, a design system that extends cleanly to new pages, and architecture that handles traffic spikes from launches and press. The site grows with you instead of needing replacement at Series A.
Yes. We hand off a site your team can run without engineering, edit copy, ship landing pages, add blog posts, and update the pitch, so your developers (if you have any) stay focused on the product, not the marketing site.
Most startup sites run from $4,000 to $20,000 depending on scope and design ambition. We offer fixed pricing and can phase the build so you launch lean, then expand as you raise and grow.
Typically 3 to 8 weeks. We can move fast for a launch or investor deadline, and phase later features so speed does not come at the cost of a solid foundation. You get a firm timeline up front.
Yes. We are used to startup timelines and can prioritize a sharp, credible launch site quickly, then layer in features afterward. We hit the date without shipping something that embarrasses you in front of investors.
Yes. We build on WordPress with a clean, flexible foundation so the site grows with you, new pages, products, and integrations, and adapts when your positioning shifts, without needing a full rebuild every pivot.
Yes. Many startups come to us with just an idea. We handle brand, UX and UI design, and content alongside the build, so you get a coherent, polished site rather than a template you have to fill in yourself.
Yes. We offer maintenance and growth plans, and many startups keep us on call for new pages and features as they raise rounds and expand, so the site keeps pace with the company.
Yes. We quote a fixed price after a short scoping call, so you know the exact cost before committing, no hourly surprises. For tight budgets we can also phase the build so you launch lean and expand as you grow.
