Bespoke Fully Custom Website

Every other package works within the constraints of a platform: Squarespace, Framer, Shopify. This one has no platform ceiling. The Bespoke Custom Website is fully custom-coded in Next.js, which means the design, the functionality, and the integrations are limited only by what you need and not by what a tool allows. If your website is central to how your business operates, this is the right engagement.

Not at all. You tell us what your business needs the site to do: bookings, commerce, client accounts, content management. We handle everything technical and hand you back a site and a CMS you can run yourself, with no ongoing developer dependency for day-to-day content.

If it has an API, we can connect it. Shopify full e-commerce and checkout, Mindbody real-time class schedules and bookings, client and staff portals with role-based access, payment gateways, subscription billing, CRM and email platforms, third-party data feeds: it all lives inside your site, seamlessly. Nothing bolted on, nothing that feels like a widget.

Both are defined during the discovery phase, scoped specifically to your project. There is no fixed price or fixed timeline for this package: every engagement is different. Simple custom sites typically run 6–8 weeks; complex builds with heavy integrations and bespoke functionality run longer. You will always have a clear brief and timeline in writing before any work begins.

We submit designs for approval at key phases. Revisions on submitted work are €500 + 48 hours (detailed feedback required).

Post-design coding changes are per 5-hour block (€500).

Bugs/deviations from design are fixed at no cost.

No, this is for businesses where the website drives revenue or operations. For simpler needs, choose Website Sprint (2 weeks) or Website Build (4 weeks).

Absolutely. Fully Custom Websites are built with scalability in mind and are completely free from the limitations of low-code platforms. We can help you transition your website to a different e-commerce solution, or help you integrate with a new booking platform - whatever it is the stack can take it.

All Bespoke Custom Websites are built on Next.js: a modern full-stack framework that delivers fast, scalable, highly capable websites with none of the constraints of low-code platforms.

Yes! and that is one of the core reasons clients choose this package. Custom-coded sites built on Next.js are fully scalable and entirely free from the limitations of no-code platforms. We can extend functionality, integrate new tools, add new sections, or evolve the design at any point. Your site is an asset that compounds over time, not a template you eventually outgrow.

A Fully Custom Website is ideal for brands that need something highly distinctive or technically tailored. This is typically chosen by businesses that require unique functionality, a completely bespoke design, or a platform built specifically around their workflow.

In a Custom Website project, we build the backend structure specifically around how your business uses the website. This means the CMS is designed to be intuitive and tailored to your needs, making it easier to manage content without ongoing technical support.

Our packages are fast-paced, focused, timeline-bound projects without revision. Once the creative direction is decided we don’t believe revisions are needed or required.

• For branding and design jobs we accommodate revisions at an additional fee, in which case 48 hours will be added to each revision. Revisions can be requested once a specific task is completed and handed over, for that specific task at hand. Approved tasks are not eligible for revisions within this scope. This keeps the process smooth and efficient.
• For websites, revisions during the design phase are handled with the process mentioned above. Once the website design is approved and signed off, revisions on coded elements are charged per 5-hour units, understanding that re-coding already approved designs is time consuming. In these context, a revision is a change on an already approved design. Deviations from design or bugs are fixed at no extra cost.

Clients usually choose to work with us because they connect with the style and creative perspective already present in our work. Rather than adapting to every possible aesthetic, we focus on building brands within a clear design language that reflects our studio’s approach.

Much of our experience is within wellness, lifestyle and modern consumer brands, giving us a strong understanding of what works both visually and strategically in these spaces. Our goal is to create identities that feel distinctive, timeless and aligned with the long-term vision of the business.

For this reason, our process is structured and focused. We present carefully developed directions at key stages so decisions remain clear and the project moves forward efficiently.

A Content Management System: your private dashboard to update text, photos, or pages yourself, without needing a developer every time. We build it custom so it matches exactly how you work.

Frontend is everything that happens in your customer’s browser or client: the design, animations, buttons, scroll effects, and interactive elements they see and click through every day.

Backend is everything that happens on our server behind the scenes: secure logins, payment processing, data storage, user accounts, and integrations with your tools.

We build both the frontend and backend together seamlessly, so nothing feels clunky or disconnected.

A full-stack application means we build everything your website needs from top to bottom: the customer-facing frontend (browser design and interactions), the backend server (logins, payments, data), and your custom CMS for managing content.

No splitting work across specialists or agencies: just one cohesive system designed around how your business actually operates.

Headless means your content lives in a flexible, standalone system (like our custom CMS) that feeds into any custom design you want. You’re not locked into one all-in-one platform like Squarespace, Framer, Webflow, or even Shopify. If you want to swap tools, add new integrations, or change providers later, your website adapts easily without a full rebuild.

An API lets your website talk to other tools you use: like pulling bookings from Mindbody or products from Shopify. So everything works together inside one seamless experience.

A webhook sends real-time updates between tools automatically, like when a new booking happens in Mindbody, your site instantly reflects it without manual work.