SaaS Website Development

Most SaaS website builds or rebuilds take 6-12 weeks, depending on scope, CMS complexity, integrations, and whether we’re migrating existing SEO content. A redesign can be faster if we’re improving UX and messaging without changing the underlying platform. We typically work in clear phases (discovery, design, build, launch) so you get predictable milestones and fewer surprises.

Yes. We design SaaS websites so marketing can publish and iterate independently. That usually means a headless CMS (like Sanity, Storyblok, Strapi, or Payload), structured content models, and reusable page components that keep layouts consistent. We also set up previews and guardrails, so teams can move fast without accidentally breaking page structure or SEO basics.

Yes. SEO migrations are a common place where companies lose traffic, so we treat migration as a core deliverable, not an afterthought. We plan redirects, preserve critical metadata, and validate indexing signals before launch. After go-live, we monitor crawl errors and key pages to catch issues early (like broken redirects, missing canonicals, or pages that dropped out of the index).

Most SaaS sites we build use Next.js/React or Nuxt/Vue with Node.js, paired with a headless CMS for structured content and fast publishing. We choose the rendering and caching approach based on what you need most (SEO scale, performance, localization, experimentation). The stack is also designed to work smoothly with your existing tools - analytics, CRM, forms, tracking, localization, and lead routing, so the website supports your full growth workflow, not just the frontend.

Absolutely. If you already have brand guidelines or a design system, we can build the website using your existing components and patterns, and fill gaps where needed so the system stays consistent. If you don’t have a design system yet, we can create a lightweight component library that keeps the site cohesive as you add new pages, campaigns, and features over time.

We measure success by what impacts growth and operations, not by “it looks good.” That typically means better conversion to demo/trial, clearer messaging on high-intent pages, improved organic visibility (indexing health, technical SEO, content velocity), and strong performance metrics that protect conversion. We’ll align upfront on what matters most for your team and then build the site around those outcomes.

Yes. Many SaaS teams keep us involved after launch because websites need continuous improvement, not one-time delivery. Ongoing work usually includes iterative landing pages and campaigns, performance and technical SEO upkeep, adding CMS components, and proactive maintenance to keep things stable and fast as your product and content grow.