Custom development · 50+ technologies · Since 2014
Our web development services cover the projects a website builder can't handle: custom-coded marketing sites, customer portals, SaaS platforms and dashboards. We build them in React, Next.js, Node.js and .NET, and we've shipped 2,000+ projects since 2014.
Wix Legend Partner · 2,000+ projects since 2014 · 1,400+ client reviews
Web development services cover the design, coding, testing and launch of websites and web applications. A web development company like Wix Engine builds the front end your visitors use, the backend and database behind it, and the integrations to your other tools. It's the right route when a template or website builder can no longer do what your business needs.
These are the custom web solutions we build. Each has its own page with the full scope, pricing and FAQs; here's what each covers and when it fits.
Marketing and brand websites written in code rather than assembled in a builder. You get an original design, a headless CMS your team edits, and performance and technical SEO handled from the first commit. Best for companies whose website is a primary sales channel. See custom website development.
Software that runs in the browser: customer portals, booking engines, internal tools, progressive web apps and real-time features. A simple test: if people log in to get work done, it's a web app. See web application development.
Subscription products and business systems, from a focused MVP to a multi-tenant platform with Stripe billing, team roles and a public API. We also build CRMs around sales processes that off-the-shelf tools don't fit. See SaaS development.
Admin panels, analytics dashboards and client portals that pull data from your database, CRM or payment provider into one screen, with the right permissions for every user. See custom dashboard development.
Next.js gives you server rendering, static generation and React Server Components in one framework, which makes it a strong choice for content-heavy sites that need to rank and load fast. Deployed on Vercel or your own cloud. See Next.js development services.
Single-page applications, complex interfaces and new front ends for existing backends, written in TypeScript with components your team can reuse. See React development.
Custom themes, plugins and WooCommerce stores for teams that want the WordPress ecosystem, or WordPress as a headless CMS behind a modern front end. See WordPress development.
iOS and Android apps built with React Native or Flutter, often sharing one API with your web app so data stays in sync across devices. See mobile app development.
New design, clearer structure and sometimes a new platform for a site you already have, without throwing away the search rankings it has earned. See website redesign.
These three get mixed up a lot, and the difference matters because it changes the budget, the team and the timeline. Here's the quick way to tell them apart.
| Website | Web app | SaaS product | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main job | Inform visitors and turn them into leads or sales | Let users complete a task | Sell access to software on a subscription |
| Who uses it | Mostly anonymous visitors | Logged-in customers, staff or partners | Many paying customer accounts |
| Typical features | Pages, CMS, blog, forms, search, SEO | Accounts, search, booking, data entry, workflows, notifications | Everything a web app has, plus tenants, plans, billing, onboarding and usage limits |
| Measured by | Traffic, leads, sales | Tasks completed, hours saved | Sign-ups, retention, recurring revenue |
| Starts from | $3,000 (custom code) | $3,000 | $10,000 (MVP) |
You need a website if your main goal is publishing content and capturing enquiries. A marketing site may not need custom code at all — more on that below.
You need a web app if people sign in to do something: book, order, upload, track, approve or report.
You need SaaS if other businesses will pay you a recurring fee to use that web app. Multi-tenancy, subscription billing and self-serve onboarding come with that, which is why SaaS starts at a higher price.
Plenty of projects are a mix. A vacation-rental business, for example, needs a public booking site for guests and a logged-in portal for property owners. For The House Kee we built both.
We build both, so we have no reason to steer you toward the more expensive option. Wix Engine started in 2014 as a Wix practice and is a Wix Legend Partner, and we write production code in React, Node.js and .NET.
There's also a middle path. You can keep Wix as your CMS and commerce backend and put a Next.js front end on top with Wix Headless development. If a builder is the right answer, compare platforms on our no-code development agency page or go straight to our Wix development services.
A website development agency that works in only one platform will naturally recommend that platform. We work in Wix, WordPress, Webflow and Bubble as well as custom code, so the recommendation you get reflects your project.
We've completed 2,000+ projects since 2014 for clients in 15+ countries, including the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany and the UAE. That experience shows in the unglamorous parts: realistic estimates, edge cases caught during planning and launch checklists that exist for a reason.
Our team works across 50+ technologies, but we pick the smallest stack that does the job. Fewer moving parts means lower hosting bills and a codebase the next developer can understand.
UI and UX design, led by Salman, our Senior Designer, happens in Figma before development starts. You approve how each screen looks and behaves before you pay for it to be built.
Code lives in a Git repository you control, and hosting, domains and third-party services are registered in your name. Once the project is paid in full, you own the code, design files and content. If you hire in-house developers later, they inherit a documented project rather than a puzzle.
Email replies within 2–4 business hours, a detailed proposal within 24 hours of your call and a project estimate within 48 hours. We sign NDAs on request.
We ask what you're building, who will use it and what it has to connect to. You leave with a clear recommendation on platform and approach, even if that recommendation isn't us.
Features, user roles, integrations, tech stack, milestones and either a fixed price or an estimate range. Nothing vague like "phase 2 TBD."
Wireframes first, then high-fidelity screens or a clickable prototype. Changing a design costs far less than changing code, so we resolve open questions here.
Development runs in short cycles, each ending with a staging link you can click through. You see progress every cycle, not just at the end.
Cross-browser and device testing, accessibility checks, performance budgets and a review of authentication, permissions and data handling.
Deployment, monitoring, analytics setup and documentation. After that, choose ongoing support, a development retainer or a clean handover to your own team.
A large editorial website with a portfolio-company directory, a stories newsroom, team pages filtered by region and an events section.
Read the Lightspeed case studyThe full website for a vacation-rental company in Maryland, Delaware and Florida, including a logged-in owner portal and the Commissioning Week membership marketplace.
Read The House Kee case study
An online store for a Canadian water-filtration brand, with product configurators, financing at checkout and a live postal-code water-quality lookup. Built with Next.js.
Read the Purely Solutions case studyA Swiss-Japanese lifestyle brand's website bringing together an artisan shop, an editorial magazine, films about craft makers and event bookings. Built with Next.js.
Read the AGOBAY case study“Absolutely outstanding experience! The seller took the time to understand my business and delivered a sleek, professional website that exceeded my expectations. Communication was clear and consistent, with quick responses and great attention to detail throughout.”
“Working with Sohaib is always a pleasure. We’ve successfully completed multiple projects together across two digital channels, all of which went smoothly. I highly recommend Sohaib for web development and integrations — and we already have more projects lined up on our roadmap.”
“Great team to work with all around. They took their time, listened carefully, and truly understood what we were trying to accomplish.”
Custom web development with us starts from $3,000. Here's where each project type starts:
| Project type | Starts from |
|---|---|
| Custom-coded website | $3,000 |
| Web application or dashboard | $3,000 |
| SaaS product or CRM | $10,000 (MVP) · $30,000 (full platform) |
| Mobile app | $5,000 (MVP) · $15,000 (full app) |
| WordPress website | $400 |
| Wix, Webflow or other no-code build | $500 |
Send us your requirements and you'll have an exact estimate within 48 hours.
Custom web development with Wix Engine starts from $3,000 for a coded website or web app, $10,000 for a SaaS MVP and $5,000 for a mobile app MVP. The final price depends on the number of user roles, integrations, design depth and data migration. After a free 30-minute call, we send a detailed proposal within 24 hours and an exact estimate within 48 hours.
Most custom marketing websites take 4–8 weeks and most web app MVPs take 6–12 weeks. Scope matters more than anything else: the number of unique page templates, user flows and integrations. Fast feedback and ready content shorten the schedule. Your proposal includes a milestone plan, so you know what's delivered when.
Use a website builder if you need a marketing site with pages, a blog and forms, and your team wants to edit it visually. Hire a web development company when you need custom logic, user accounts, deep integrations, top-tier performance or software you'll sell. We do both, so we'll tell you honestly which fits.
The best stack is the one that fits your requirements and your future team. For content-heavy sites that need to rank, we often recommend Next.js with a headless CMS. For data-heavy apps, React with Node.js or .NET and PostgreSQL is a common choice. We explain the trade-offs in the proposal before anything is decided.
Yes. We start with a code review covering structure, dependencies, security and test coverage, then explain what we found in plain language. From there we can fix urgent issues, add features or plan a gradual rewrite. You won't be pushed into rebuilding from scratch unless the existing code genuinely can't support what you need.
Yes. Once the project is paid in full, the code, design files and content are yours, and the repository, hosting and other accounts are created in your name. We also provide documentation, so any qualified developer can maintain or extend the project after handover.
Yes. After launch you can choose a monthly retainer for updates, monitoring and new features, hourly support for occasional changes, or a full handover to your in-house team. Every project ends with documentation and a handover session, whichever option you pick.
Yes. We've delivered projects for clients in 15+ countries, including the UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, France, Italy, South Africa, the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Calls are scheduled around your time zone, and email replies arrive within 2–4 business hours.
Book a free 30-minute call and talk it through with a lead developer. You'll get a straight recommendation on platform and approach, and a detailed proposal within 24 hours.
Wix Legend Partner · 2,000+ projects since 2014 · 1,400+ client reviews
