Services that usually live in two different agencies
Pick one service or combine several. Most projects use both disciplines, because the problem rarely respects the line between them.
All services
Engineering
- E-commerce engineeringShopware 6 and Shopify stores, migrations, custom plugins and apps, and storefronts that stay fast as the catalogue grows.
- Web applications and APIsCustom platforms, portals and internal tools on PHP, Symfony and modern TypeScript front ends.
- WordPress developmentCustom themes and blocks that editors enjoy using, without the plugin pile-up.
- Performance and infrastructureCore Web Vitals, hosting, deployment pipelines and monitoring for sites that cannot go down.
Where they meet
- SEO, technical and strategicSearch strategy and the engineering to back it: crawlability, structure, speed and structured data.
- Conversion optimisationResearch what stops people buying, then build and test the fixes ourselves.
- Analytics and measurementTracking that is implemented correctly, respects consent, and answers business questions.
Growth
- Strategy and positioningWho you are for, why they should choose you, and the plan for reaching them.
- Acquisition and campaignsPaid and organic campaigns planned around qualified leads and sales, not impressions.
- Content strategyEditorial plans that answer what buyers search for and what sales teams get asked.
Point at or focus a service to see what it is usually combined with.
How a project runs
1.Diagnose
We look at your site, your numbers and your market together. The technical audit and the marketing audit happen in the same week, so the findings explain each other.
Led by: Engineering and growth together
2.Decide
We agree who the work is for, what it should achieve and how we will measure it. Everything later is judged against this.
Led by: Growth
3.Build
We design and develop in short cycles, with tracking, SEO and performance built in from the start rather than bolted on before launch.
Led by: Engineering
4.Launch and measure
We release in stages, watch real-user data and fix what the numbers point to. Launch is the start of the useful data, not the end of the project.
Led by: Engineering and growth together
5.Improve
Ongoing work is planned from one shared backlog: campaigns, experiments and engineering improvements ranked by what they are worth to the business.
Led by: Engineering and growth together
Three ways to start
Find out what is holding the site back.
Good for
Teams who know something is wrong but not exactly what, or who want a second opinion before a big investment.
What it includes
- Technical review: code, platform, hosting, performance
- Marketing review: positioning, funnel, analytics, SEO
- One joint report with priorities ranked by business impact
You leave with: A clear, ranked plan you can carry out with us, with your own team, or with anyone else.
Ask about this: AuditQuestions we hear first
How do you price your work?
Audits and projects are priced per scope after a first conversation, so you know the cost before work starts. Partnerships are a monthly fee for an agreed amount of work. We do not charge for the first call.
Who will we actually work with?
The founders. The engineer and the marketer who plan your work are the same people who do it, so nothing gets lost in hand-offs.
Can you work alongside our in-house team?
Yes. We often work with internal developers or marketers: we can lead, fill a gap, or review. Code lives in your repositories and data stays in your accounts.
Which platforms do you work with?
For online stores, Shopware 6 and Shopify; you can see both in our work. Beyond that Symfony, WordPress and WooCommerce, and modern front ends such as Next.js. If another platform suits your business better, we will say so.
Do you work with companies outside your region?
Yes. We work remotely with clients internationally, in English, German and Albanian, and plan meetings across time zones.
How soon can you start?
It depends on the current schedule and the size of the work. Tell us your timeline in the contact form and we will give you a straight answer.
Tell us what you are building.
A short message is enough. We reply within two working days with questions or a suggested next step, and we will tell you honestly if we are not the right fit.