Admin dashboard development
The control room for your product or operations: manage users, orders, bookings, content and settings from one place. We add bulk actions, search across records, and an audit log so you can see who changed what.
Dashboards, admin panels & portals
Custom dashboard development for teams tired of stitching together exports from five tools. We connect your databases, apps and APIs into one fast interface, with the right view and permissions for every user, from your CEO to your customers.
Wix Legend Partner · 2,000+ projects since 2014 · 1,400+ client reviews

Custom dashboard development is building a purpose-made interface that pulls data from your databases, apps and APIs into one screen, with charts, tables and actions designed for each user. It's for teams whose reporting lives in several tools and a spreadsheet, and for businesses that want to give customers or partners a secure, branded portal.
A useful dashboard answers a specific question quickly, and lets the user act on the answer. Here's what we build.
The control room for your product or operations: manage users, orders, bookings, content and settings from one place. We add bulk actions, search across records, and an audit log so you can see who changed what.
KPIs, trends and breakdowns your team checks daily. Filter by date range, region, product or team, compare periods, and drill from a headline number down to the records behind it.
A branded, secure area where your customers sign in to see their projects, invoices, documents, bookings or performance reports. Fewer status-update emails for your team, and a better experience for clients.
Work queues, approval screens, scheduling boards and inventory views that turn a dashboard from something people look at into something they work in.
We connect PostgreSQL, MySQL and MongoDB databases, REST and GraphQL APIs, Stripe, Google Analytics 4, HubSpot, Salesforce, Google Sheets and CSV imports. Where sources disagree, scheduled sync jobs clean and combine the data before it reaches a chart.
Live order feeds, counters and alerts pushed to the screen over WebSockets or SignalR, without anyone pressing refresh. Useful for operations, support and sales floors.
Role-based permissions combined with row-level filtering, so a regional manager sees only their region and a client sees only their own account. Access rules are enforced on the server, not just hidden in the interface.
One-click CSV and PDF exports, weekly summary emails, and alerts when a metric crosses a threshold, sent by email or to Slack.
We build dashboards in React or Next.js with TypeScript, using proven charting and data-grid libraries. Large tables use server-side pagination and virtualized rendering, so they stay responsive with tens of thousands of rows. Need a React specialist for a wider front end? See React development.
Tools like Looker Studio, Power BI, Tableau and Metabase are excellent, and sometimes they're all you need. Here's how we decide.
| A BI tool is usually enough when… | A custom dashboard is worth it when… |
|---|---|
| Internal analysts are the only users | Customers, partners or franchisees will log in |
| People only need to view and filter data | Users need to act: approve, edit, assign, reply |
| Your data already sits in one warehouse | Data lives across several apps and APIs |
| Standard branding is fine | It must match your product or brand exactly |
| A handful of users | Per-seat BI licensing would get expensive at your scale |
If a BI tool fits, we'll tell you on the first call. If a dashboard is part of a larger product, it's usually built alongside the web application or SaaS platform it belongs to.
Every screen begins with a question: what does this person need to know, and what will they do next? Our UI/UX team, led by Salman, our Senior Designer, designs for clarity first, so the important number is never buried under ten decorative charts.
Charts are the easy part. We also write the queries, aggregations, caching and sync jobs behind them, so numbers are correct and pages load fast, even on large datasets.
Before launch, we log in as each role and try to reach data that role shouldn't see. Customer-facing portals get extra attention here.
2,000+ projects since 2014, for clients in 15+ countries, include booking platforms and e-commerce stores. Real data is rarely tidy, so we plan for duplicates, gaps and mismatched formats from the start.
Email replies within 2–4 business hours, a written proposal within 24 hours of your call and NDAs on request when your data is sensitive.
We list who will use the dashboard, what decisions they make and which numbers support those decisions. Output: a prioritized list of KPIs and views.
We review each source for access, quality, volume and how often it changes. Gaps and inconsistencies are flagged now, not after charts are built.
Layouts are tested with real or realistic sample data, so empty states, outliers and long labels show up in design rather than in production.
Queries, aggregations, caching with Redis where it helps, and permission rules enforced on the server.
Charts, tables, filters and exports, tested with the actual users and refined from their feedback.
We track which views people use, then add, simplify or remove screens on a monthly retainer if you want ongoing changes.
An owner portal and membership marketplace for a vacation-rental company covering Maryland, Delaware and Florida, where property owners register, choose a monthly or annual listing plan and sign in to manage their Commissioning Week marketplace listing. Guests filter Annapolis homes and reserve with a deposit through Stripe. We built the whole site, including the portal and the marketplace.
Read The House Kee case studyCustom development projects with us start from $3,000. A single dashboard reading from one well-structured database sits near that figure. Multi-source analytics, customer-facing portals and real-time features cost more.
Work with us on a fixed price, a monthly retainer for continuous improvements, or hourly at $45/hour (minimum 40-hour block). Send us your data sources and the questions you need answered, and you'll get an exact estimate within 48 hours.
Custom development with Wix Engine starts from $3,000, and a focused dashboard on one clean data source sits near that figure. Costs rise with each extra data source, permission rule, real-time feed and custom visualization. After a free call, we send a proposal within 24 hours and an exact estimate within 48 hours.
A focused dashboard on one data source typically takes 3–6 weeks; multi-source analytics or client portals take 6–12 weeks. Data quality is the biggest variable. If sources need cleaning or new integrations, we identify that during the data audit and plan for it before building charts.
Use Power BI, Looker Studio or Tableau if internal analysts need to explore data that already sits in one place. Build a custom dashboard if customers or partners will log in, users need to take actions, data spans several apps, or per-seat licensing would become expensive. We'll recommend the cheaper option when it fits.
Yes. We connect directly to databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL and MongoDB, and to tools with an API, including Stripe, HubSpot, Salesforce, Google Analytics 4 and Google Sheets. Where a tool has no API, scheduled CSV imports can fill the gap. Credentials stay on the server, never in the browser.
Yes. We use WebSockets or SignalR to push new data to the screen the moment it changes, which suits order feeds, support queues and live operations. Not every metric needs to be real time, though. Refreshing some views every few minutes keeps infrastructure simpler and cheaper.
A client portal is a secure, branded area where your customers log in to see their own information: projects, invoices, documents, bookings or reports. You need one if your team spends hours answering status questions by email, or if clients ask for data you already have.
For most custom dashboards, React or Next.js with TypeScript on the front end works best, thanks to mature charting and data-grid libraries. The backend matters as much: fast queries, aggregation and caching in Node.js, .NET or Python keep large datasets responsive. We choose based on your existing stack.
Yes. We can build a dashboard as a new section of your existing web app or SaaS product, as a standalone app on its own subdomain, or as a portal linked from your website. We work within your current authentication, so users don't need a second login.

Book a free 30-minute call and tell us which questions your team can't answer quickly today. We'll suggest which data sources to start with and send a written proposal within 24 hours.

Wix Legend Partner · 2,000+ projects since 2014 · 1,400+ client reviews