Services

Web, backend, AI, and the servers that hold it all up.

Five practice areas, one team. We pick the right tool for the problem, not the tool we want to charge for. Below: what we actually do, the stack we use, and what a typical engagement looks like.

01
WordPress · Elementor

WordPress builds, done with care.

Most agency work in our pipeline is WordPress — and most of it is white-label. Custom themes, Elementor builds, ACF, Gravity Forms, WP Engine deploys. Pixel-perfect to Figma, performant on mobile, editable by your team or your client’s.

Typical: 40–200h Delivery: 2–16 weeks; multi-stakeholder briefs longer NDA on request
  • Figma → ElementorPixel-perfect translation with reusable global styles and section library your team can edit without us.
  • Custom themes (no page builder)For when Elementor’s not the right call. Tailored ACF blocks, Gutenberg, Tailwind, or vanilla — built for editorial control.
  • Template customisationPer-client overrides against your branded template system. We never touch shared components.
  • Migrations done properlyWix, Squarespace, Webflow → WP. Redirects mapped, content preserved, SEO surface intact.
  • WP Engine, Kinsta, your VPSDeploy + handoff to whatever hosting you’ve standardised on. Staging URL inside a week.
02
Laravel · custom apps

Custom web apps, when WordPress isn’t enough.

Laravel + Livewire + Alpine.js. Internal tools, dashboards, multi-role auth, integrations, SaaS MVPs. We pick the framework that fits the brief — but Laravel + Livewire is the default for CRUD-heavy backends because it ships fast and stays maintainable.

Discuss a custom app →
Typical: 200–600h Delivery: 6–16 weeks Direct or white-label
Backend
Laravel · PHP 8.3
Frontend
Livewire · Alpine.js
Database
Postgres · MySQL
Queue · cache
Redis · Horizon
  • Multi-role auth + permissionsSpatie Permissions, custom guards, OAuth where it makes sense. Role hierarchies that actually map to your business.
  • 3rd-party integrationsStripe, HubSpot, Salesforce, ActiveCampaign, custom REST APIs. Webhook handling done with idempotency.
  • Dashboards + exportsFilament, Nova, or custom Livewire dashboards. Excel, CSV, PDF exports with deferred queues for large datasets.
03
AI · MCP · automation

AI in production. Not on a slide deck.

We integrate AI where it earns its keep. MCP agents, LLM workflows, automation that ships into a real system. Built on top of an existing app or as a standalone service. Cost-monitored, fail-mode-handled, observable.

Discuss an AI build →
Typical: 40–160h Delivery: 2–6 weeks Production-grade
  • MCP agents in productionModel Context Protocol agents that connect leading LLMs to your tools. Custom tool definitions, retry logic, traceable outputs.
  • LLM integrationsWe work across major LLM providers — applied both to our own in-house tooling and to client deliverables. Prompt engineering with versioned prompts, evals, and A/B against output quality.
  • Workflow automationDocument processing, data extraction, content generation, classification — wrapped in queue jobs with cost caps and fallbacks.
  • AI-powered dashboardsNatural-language queries against your data, RAG over internal docs, summarisation pipelines. Auth-gated and audit-logged.
04
Infrastructure · setup · deploys

The boring layer that keeps everything running.

VPS provisioning, CI/CD, zero-downtime deploys, backups, monitoring. The infra work that lives between your repo and your live site — set up properly, documented, handed over with a runbook your team can use without us. Delivered by our infrastructure team — a dedicated unit, separate from our WordPress engineering team, with its own scoping and SLAs.

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Typical: 20–80h Delivery: 1–3 weeks Provider-agnostic
Providers
Hetzner · DO · AWS
Orchestration
FastPanel · Docker-compose · Ansible
CI/CD
GitHub Actions · GitLab CI
Monitoring
Grafana · UptimeRobot
  • Zero-downtime deploysAtomic releases via symlinks, health-check gates, automatic rollback on failure. CI/CD wired to your repo, staging mirror of production.
  • Backups + monitoringOff-site backups (S3 / B2), retention policy, monitoring dashboards, alerting to Slack / Telegram. Restore tested before launch.
  • SSL + domain hygieneLet’s Encrypt with auto-renew, DNS records reviewed, HSTS / redirects configured cleanly. No "the cert expired on Sunday" mid-engagement.
05
Ongoing support · retainer

The retainer where we own the server-shaped problems.

After setup, ongoing support keeps the lights on. Uptime monitoring, OS patches, SSL renewals, plugin / dependency updates with regression testing, incident response — so your team doesn’t get the 2 a.m. call. Same infrastructure team handles ongoing support — same engineers who can set up your stack, separate from our WordPress engineering team and on its own retainer agreement.

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Monthly retainer Tiered response SLAs Provider-agnostic
  • Retainer tiersTiered response SLAs — from best-effort business-hours coverage up to 24/7 on-call with prioritised critical-incident response. Specific response times and reporting cadence are agreed per retainer.
  • What’s coveredUptime monitoring + incident response, OS + package updates, SSL renewals, log review, performance tuning, security patches, plugin / dependency updates with regression testing.
  • What’s out of scopeNew feature work, redesigns, content edits — those are billed separately as one-off briefs. Support keeps the existing surface healthy; it doesn’t quietly grow scope.

Have a specific brief?

Send the Figma, repo, or scope. Within 24 hours: NDA if needed, sharp questions, fixed-hours estimate.

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