Websites built for security, speed, and growth.
A Next.js website or store on a monthly subscription, hosted on EGO servers, with a one-time setup.
Projects
How we build
We look for the best framework for the job. A content site, a store, and an app are not the same problem, so they don't start on the same stack.
Most marketing sites land on custom WordPress, so your team can edit pages without calling us. A store, an app, or a site that has to stay fast lands on Next.js.
A page builder is faster to start and slower to live with. We don't start there.
From there the work runs in order. Research and discovery, framework, design, development, integration, testing, and launch.
What the build includes
The same team designs it, builds it, and stays on it.
Custom-coded
Blocks your team can reuse, not a page builder slowing the site down.
Modern when you need it
Next.js when the project is an app, a store, or a site that has to stay fast.
Hosted right
Security and performance handled by the people who built the site.
A discovery call
We scope the project and match it to the website or store subscription.
Your content comes with you
Pages you already have get moved, so launch isn't a blank site.
Checked, then taught
Cross-browser, device, and accessibility QA, then training for the people who will edit it.
How a build goes
From the first call to the handoff.
- 01
Discover
Requirements, sitemap, and technical planning.
- 02
Design
Mood boards and custom design, or EGO's design system.
- 03
Build
Custom-coded blocks, integrations, and content migration.
- 04
Launch
Cross-browser, device, and accessibility QA, then training.
- 05
Boost
Search and marketing after launch, so the new site gets found.
- 06
Stay on it
Hosting and the next change stay with the people who built the site.
What you pay for
The build is a one-time setup. After that the site stays on a monthly subscription, hosted on EGO servers, with a 24-month minimum.
Hosting, the next change, and a person who already knows the site stay on the same team.
How long
A straightforward site can take as little as 1 month to a few months. You get a date before we start.
We built Skin House an ecommerce store, and the booking integration behind it. That took 90 days, and sessions were up 342%. In the past year the site had 44,488 visits. Google is the #1 source.
Serling & Abramson came off an old Drupal site. The rebuild took 3 months, on WordPress, with a path for a mesothelioma client to reach the firm. The site and the marketing brought in $3 million in cases in 2026. They have been a client for 4 years.
Simply Good Kitchen went online during COVID, with drive-through pickup. A year later the site and the POS were rebuilt together on EGOcommerce. The store brings in over $1 million in sales a year.
Birmingham Country Club took 6 months, for the website and the member booking on EGOclubmanagement.
Ducati Detroit launched in 3 months on EGOpowersports. A bike is listed once and goes out to five marketplaces. They have been a client for 14 years.
The work
44,488Visits in the past year
90 daysTo build
Case Study
Skin House
44,488 visits in the past year. Google is the #1 source, and 9,500+ people opened Book Now. Built in 90 days.
14 dayTurnaround
In houseDesign and build
Case Study
Proactive IT
The impossible became possible when the client approached us with a 14-day turnaround time.
Questions
A straightforward site can take as little as 1 month. Skin House took 90 days. Serling & Abramson and Ducati Detroit each took 3 months. Birmingham Country Club took 6 months. You get a date before we start.
Yes. Pages you already have come with you, and old addresses get pointed at their new homes so you don't start over with Google.
Your team. We train the people who will change pages before we leave, so the next update doesn't wait on a developer.
Then it is a store project, usually on Next.js, WooCommerce, or Shopify. We say which one fits before the build starts.
Schedule a discovery call.
We'll scope the project and match it to the website or store subscription.