When custom is worth it
A template is fine for a simple brochure. Custom earns its keep when your site has to do something specific: a particular booking or quote flow, an unusual content structure, an integration with your other tools, a distinctive brand, or performance that a page builder simply cannot hit.
We build custom themes and bespoke platforms in clean code, no Elementor, no Divi, no twenty-plugin stack doing the job of two. That means faster pages, easier maintenance, and a site that will not fall apart on the next update.
We are a UK studio (Bournemouth-based, with a Pattaya office) building this way since 2014. You get senior developers on the actual work and a fixed price up front.
What custom gets you
A design that is yours
Homepage designed first and approved by you, then the rest built to match. Your brand, not a marketplace theme.
Exactly the functionality you need
Bespoke booking, quote, membership or integration flows, built to fit how your business actually works.
Fast and maintainable
Hand-coded themes load fast and stay easy to update. No bloat, no builder lock-in.
Search-ready architecture
Clean markup, proper structure and schema so the site is genuinely findable.
Common questions
How much does a custom website cost?
Custom WordPress: £3,000–£12,000 depending on scope. Larger platforms and e-commerce are scoped and quoted individually. Always fixed-price.
Custom vs a page builder, what is the real difference?
Page builders are quick but heavy and fragile. Custom code is faster, more secure, and far easier to maintain long term.
Can you integrate my other systems?
Yes, CRMs, payment providers, booking engines, APIs and internal tools. Integration is a core part of what we do.
Do you build headless / non-WordPress too?
Yes. We build custom platforms in modern frameworks when that is the better fit, not just WordPress.
Scope a custom build
Tell us what the site needs to do and how it fits your business. We reply with an approach, a timeline and a fixed price.