Custom websites. No compromises.
We build websites that are fast, secure and easy to run. The design starts from your identity, not from a template you have to bend into shape.
Your own design
Loads in under a second
Edit on the real page
Your content stays yours
Why WEBGEN
What you actually get
Your design, not a template
Our component library sits behind the site, not in front of it. No two sites we build look alike.
Fast because there is less in the way
Pages are pre-rendered. Fewer things between a visitor and the content means less waiting — and less that can break.
You run it without being able to break it
You edit text and images directly on the real page. There are no controls for margins, colours or fonts — the design stays as it was designed.
Come from WordPress without rebuilding
We import posts, pages, images and taxonomies, and keep the old addresses alive with redirects. You don't lose what took years to build.
The site is yours
The content exports at any time and the site can move to another host. We host it because that's convenient, not because you're locked in.
No plugins to maintain
There's no stack of extensions to update every month, each one breaking the next. We build only what the site needs.
Not every site needs everything
What gets added, when it's needed
Several languages
One law office runs its site in five languages, each with its own addresses and with the links between versions declared correctly for search engines.
Shop
Physical products and downloadable files, paid through your own processor. You issue the invoices — we don't stand between you and your money.
Long lists
A hundred and fifteen filmed techniques, a hundred and twenty-five priced services, restaurant menus. Written once, shown anywhere, searchable.
Modules
A parish site pulls its service times from the app the priest already keeps them in. When there's nothing scheduled, the usual timetable stands.
Same system, different designs
Sites built so far
What's different here
An AI assistant can work on the site without being able to publish it
Narrow permissions
Seven permissions, granted separately. A key gets what it needs, not everything.
Everything lands as a draft
What a program writes shows up in a preview first, not on the site.
A person publishes
The last step stays a decision, not a consequence.
What's different
Compared with the usual way of building a site
| WEBGEN | WordPress + page builder | Wix / Squarespace | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Design that starts from your identity | |||
| Pre-rendered pages, no database hit on every visit | |||
| The editor can't break the design | |||
| WordPress migration with redirects | |||
| Content exports and moves elsewhere | |||
| No plugins to update every month |
This compares how we work; it isn't a verdict on other platforms. WordPress can do almost anything, given enough effort. The difference is how much of that effort is left with you after launch.