We start by understanding what you currently have, not just technically, but how your team uses it day to day. That includes content structure, integrations and any existing limitations.
From there, we define a migration approach that keeps your data safe, improves performance and sets you up for the latest Umbraco version. In more complex or content-heavy projects, we also use our internal tool, DoubleSync, to make the migration process more controlled and efficient.
From our experience, Umbraco works best when you need something that fits your business, not a system you have to work around.
It gives developers the flexibility to build properly structured solutions, while still being simple enough for content teams to use without friction. That balance is hard to find, especially in projects that need to scale or evolve over time.
Umbraco is an open-source CMS built on .NET. The main difference is how it’s structured.
With WordPress, you often rely on plugins and predefined themes. With Umbraco, everything is built with intention from the start. That means cleaner architecture, fewer workarounds and more control over how your platform behaves as it grows.
It means our team is recognised by Umbraco for having the experience and technical capability to deliver quality projects.
More importantly, it reflects consistent work with the platform over time, not just occasional use. It also gives us closer access to the Umbraco ecosystem, updates and best practices.
Yes. One of the reasons we recommend Umbraco is because content teams actually enjoy using it.
Once the structure is in place, editing content is straightforward. You don’t need to think about code or technical constraints, just updating pages, managing content and keeping things consistent.
We’ve used it in everything from smaller websites to large platforms with multiple integrations and complex logic. It scales well, both technically and from a content perspective, which is why it’s a solid choice for businesses planning long-term growth.
We support projects after launch with ongoing maintenance, updates, performance improvements and technical support.
In many cases, we also take over existing Umbraco projects and help stabilise and improve them.
Umbraco and .NET are our core, but most projects involve more than that.
We regularly work with APIs, CRMs, e-commerce platforms and modern front-end technologies. The stack depends on what the project actually needs, not on a fixed setup.
We cover the full lifecycle of a digital project, from UX and UI to development, marketing and ongoing support.
Most clients come to us because they want everything working together, not separate teams handling different parts.
We often work alongside internal teams, especially when there’s a need for specific expertise or extra capacity. We adapt to your processes and tools, so the collaboration feels natural rather than external.
Both. Some clients come to us to build from scratch. Others already have a platform and need help improving performance, redesigning the experience or scaling what they have.
It’s a flexible way to handle ongoing work. Instead of defining a full project upfront, you have a set number of hours that can be used for improvements, support, fixes or small developments as needed.
It depends on what you’re trying to achieve. A simpler website might take a few weeks. A more complex platform with integrations, custom features or multiple stakeholders will take longer. We define a clear plan early on so expectations are aligned from the start.
We don’t jump straight into design or development.
We start by understanding your business, your users and what’s your goals. From there, we define the structure, design the experience and then build it in a way that’s scalable and maintainable.
In a full project, we take responsibility for the solution from start to finish, with a defined scope, timeline and deliverables.
In team extension, we integrate developers into your team to increase capacity, adapting to your processes and helping you deliver faster without the need for internal hiring.
It depends on the scope, complexity and long-term goals.
Rather than pushing fixed prices, we focus on understanding what you need and defining the right level of investment to achieve it properly.
Some clients come with a clear plan, others just know something isn’t working. We help you structure the project and define the right direction.
We start with a discovery call. We’ll understand your current situation, what you’re trying to achieve and whether we’re the right fit. From there, we define next steps.
You get strong technical expertise, aligned time zones with Europe and a more direct way of working. For many clients, it’s a balance between quality, communication and efficiency.
Yes. We often act as a technical partner for agencies that need reliable delivery on Umbraco or .NET projects. The goal is to complement your team, not replace it.
