WordPress gives you full ownership and no platform limits. You can change hosts, add any functionality through plugins or custom code, and export your content whenever you want — none of which is true on a closed website builder. It is also the more capable base for search engine optimization (SEO) and generative engine optimization (GEO), because you control the page structure, speed, and markup.

Either — whichever serves the project better. Some builds start from a blank theme; others start from a well-built theme or framework that we then design and develop around. What stays constant is that the design is drawn for your brand and the build is customized to it, rather than a stock layout with your logo dropped in. We’ll tell you which approach we’re recommending, and why, before you commit.

Yes, though most of our clients choose not to. Every site is handed over with written documentation and video tutorials for the admin, so your team can edit pages, publish posts, swap images, and add products whenever you want to. Most businesses would rather hand that back to us, so we also offer a maintenance plan that covers updates and content changes. If your team does want to run it, training built around your own site and workflow is available as an add-on.

Yes. We build WooCommerce stores on WordPress, with product catalogs, secure checkout, inventory and order management, and the payment methods Filipino shoppers use, including GCash, Maya, and cards. If you would rather use a hosted platform, we also build on Shopify — we’ll tell you honestly which suits your catalog.

Yes. When an off-the-shelf plugin doesn’t do what you need — or does far more than you need and slows the site down — we build one in-house, scoped to the job. That covers integrations with systems you already use, booking and quoting tools, and functionality specific to how your business runs. Custom plugin development is quoted per project and sits in our Custom WordPress Development package.