Website Development Services Built to Rank, Load Fast & Convert
Most websites are built to look good in a portfolio. Yours has to produce customers.
Fivet Solutions LLC is an Austin, TX agency that ranks websites for a living, so we build them the way they should have been built in the first place: crawlable architecture, structured data, and Core Web Vitals engineered to Google's published thresholds, wrapped in a design that turns visitors into enquiries.
Whether you need a first website, an ecommerce store, or a redesign that must not lose the rankings you already earned, the process starts the same way: we audit what you have and tell you exactly what the build needs to achieve.
- Based in Austin, TX
- Since 2017
- Core Web Vitals verified before launch
- Ranking-safe migrations
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The fundamentals
What Are Website Development Services?
Website development services are the professional planning, design, coding, testing, and launch of a website, covering the visual design, the front-end code visitors interact with, the CMS or back-end that powers it, and the technical setup that determines whether the site is fast, secure, and findable in search.
Custom website development means the site is designed and coded around your business, your buyers, and your search market, instead of pouring your content into a template that was never structured to rank or convert for anyone in particular.
Every website has two jobs at once. It has to be found, which is a search engine problem, and it has to convert, which is a human problem. Most builds fail at one or both because the people building them were only ever asked to make something that looks finished.
We approach it from the other direction. Fivet Solutions is an SEO agency first: our developers sit beside the team that runs technical SEO audits on other agencies' builds, so we know exactly which construction mistakes we would otherwise be paid to fix later. We simply do not make them.
What's included in our website development service
A complete build covers design, code, performance, SEO foundation, security, and, for redesigns, migration safety. One team, one accountable scope, documented before work begins:
Design & UX
- Conversion-led custom design
- Mobile-first responsive layouts
- Wireframes and approval before build
- Clear calls to action on every page
Development
- Semantic, accessible HTML and CSS
- Minimal, purposeful JavaScript
- CMS or editing workflow setup
- Forms, integrations, and tracking
SEO foundation
- Keyword-driven site architecture
- Titles, meta descriptions, heading structure
- JSON-LD schema on every template
- XML sitemap and robots.txt
Performance
- Core Web Vitals built to Google's good thresholds
- Image optimization and modern formats
- CDN delivery and caching strategy
- Lighthouse and PageSpeed verification
Security & compliance
- HTTPS everywhere
- Hardened configuration and backups
- Spam-protected forms
- Accessibility-minded markup
Migration safety
- Full crawl of the existing site
- 301 redirect map for every URL
- Metadata and content preservation
- Post-launch indexation monitoring
The cost of inaction
8 Signs Your Website Is Costing You Sales
A bad website does not fail loudly. It fails silently, one visitor at a time, in ways no dashboard shouts about. The customer who left at second four of a nine-second load does not file a complaint. They just call the next result. These are the failure patterns we find most often when Austin businesses ask us why the phone stopped ringing:
The quote request that never arrives
A visitor on a phone taps your ad, waits while a nine-second page assembles itself, and closes the tab before your contact form ever renders. You paid for that click. You never saw that lead.
Google cannot read your pages
Your services are buried in images of text, sliders, and scripts that never render for a crawler. Google Search Console shows pages Discovered, currently not indexed, which means they cannot rank for anything.
The mobile layout fights the customer
Buttons overlap, text needs pinch-zooming, and the phone number is not tappable. Since Google indexes the mobile version of your site first, a broken phone experience is a broken search presence.
The page moves while people try to click
A late-loading banner shoves the Call Now button down the screen just as a customer taps it, and they hit a cookie notice instead. That frustration has a name, Cumulative Layout Shift, and Google measures it.
No page matches what buyers search
You offer eleven services and your website has one generic Services page. Every competitor with a dedicated, well-built page for each service is ahead of you before content quality is even compared.
The browser calls your site Not Secure
A missing or misconfigured HTTPS certificate puts a warning between your business and every visitor. Trust dies at that screen, especially for anyone about to type a phone number or email address.
Every small edit needs a developer
Changing your hours, adding a photo, or fixing a typo means emailing someone and waiting a week. So the site quietly goes stale, and stale sites read as closed businesses to careful buyers.
The last redesign erased your rankings
URLs changed with no redirects, old pages became 404s, and the traffic a decade of work had earned drained away in a month. The site looked newer and performed worse, the most expensive kind of upgrade.
Any one of these quietly taxes every marketing dollar you spend. Ads, local SEO, social posts, referrals: every channel ends on the same website, so every channel underperforms together when the website leaks. Rebuilding correctly fixes them all at once, which is why development is often the highest-leverage marketing project a business can run.
Our difference
SEO-First Website Development: Fast, Crawlable, Schema-Ready
SEO-first website development means search visibility is an architectural decision made before design begins, not a service you buy after launch to compensate for how the site was built. Google's own documentation is consistent on the point: it rewards pages it can crawl, render, and understand, that load well, and that describe themselves accurately with structured data. None of that can be reliably bolted onto a finished site. It has to be the construction standard.
Fast by architecture, not by plugin
Performance is decided when the stack is chosen, not patched later with a caching plugin. We build with static generation, optimized images, minimal JavaScript, and no render-blocking bloat, so speed is the default state of every page.
Crawlable and indexable from day one
Server-rendered HTML, one clean URL per page, a logical internal-link structure, an XML sitemap, and correct robots.txt directives. Googlebot can reach, read, and index every page that should rank, and nothing that should not.
Schema-ready structured data
JSON-LD markup for Organization, LocalBusiness, Service, Product, FAQPage, and BreadcrumbList ships with the build. Structured data helps Google understand what each page is, and makes pages eligible for rich results in search.
Semantic HTML and real headings
One H1 per page, a heading hierarchy that mirrors the content, landmark elements, alt text on images, and forms with labeled fields. Search engines and screen readers both parse the page correctly because the markup is honest.
Built for local search
Consistent name, address, and phone details, LocalBusiness schema, embedded location signals, and page structures ready for the location pages that local SEO campaigns need. An Austin plumber and a national SaaS need different foundations, so we build accordingly.
Measurable from launch
Google Search Console verified, Google Analytics 4 configured, conversion events wired to forms and calls before the site goes live. From day one you can see what Google indexed, what people searched, and which pages produce enquiries.
The proof is the page you are reading
This website is our own build, produced with the same standard we sell: statically generated pages, semantic HTML, JSON-LD structured data on every template, and images and scripts engineered to Google's Core Web Vitals thresholds. Open your browser's developer tools, run this page through PageSpeed Insights, view the source. What you find here is what your customers would get.
A well-built site is the foundation, not the finish line. Rankings still grow through content, relevance, and authority over time, which is why many clients pair a build with our complete monthly SEO service, and why we never promise that a new website will rank by itself. What we promise is that nothing in the construction will ever be the reason it cannot.
Performance
Core Web Vitals: Why Speed Decides Rankings and Revenue
Core Web Vitals are Google's three published metrics for real-world page experience: Largest Contentful Paint, Interaction to Next Paint, and Cumulative Layout Shift. Google includes page experience among its ranking considerations, and its guidance recommends providing a fast, stable, responsive experience. But the business case is even more direct than the ranking case: slow pages lose visitors before any ranking matters, because people do not wait to become leads.
The thresholds every build must meet before launch (Google's published good thresholds, not our invention)
2.5s
Largest Contentful Paint
Google's published good threshold for LCP, the target we build every page to beat
200ms
Interaction to Next Paint
Google's published good threshold for INP, so taps and clicks respond instantly
0.1
Cumulative Layout Shift
Google's published good threshold for CLS, so nothing jumps while people read or tap
100%
Pages shipped indexable
Every page that should rank ships crawlable, indexable, and in the XML sitemap
LCP: how fast the page appears
Largest Contentful Paint measures when the main content becomes visible. A slow LCP is the nine-second wait that loses the lead. We hit it with static rendering, priority-loaded hero images, and fonts that do not block paint.
INP: how fast the page responds
Interaction to Next Paint measures how quickly the page reacts when someone taps a menu or submits a form. Heavy scripts make sites feel broken even when they look finished. We ship as little JavaScript as the design allows.
CLS: how stable the page is
Cumulative Layout Shift measures how much the layout jumps during load. Reserved image dimensions, preloaded fonts, and no late-injected banners mean the button a customer aims for is still there when their thumb lands.
To make the stakes concrete with an illustrative example: a service business whose page converts 3 percent of 1,000 monthly visitors gets 30 enquiries. If a slow, unstable page drives away a third of those visitors before it finishes loading, the same marketing spend produces 20. Those ten missing enquiries never appear in any report as a line item called "website," which is exactly why slow sites survive for years while quietly starving the businesses that own them. We verify every build against these thresholds with Lighthouse and PageSpeed Insights before launch, and we check field data in Google Search Console after it.
Want to know what your current site scores? Ask us to test it.
Book a Free ConsultationHow it works
Our Website Development Process, Step by Step
Our website development process runs through five stages: discovery, design, build, launch, and support, with your approval required at each gate before the next begins. You always know what is happening, what it costs, and what comes next, because the scope, milestones, and price are fixed in writing before design starts.
Discovery & strategy
Week 1We learn how your business actually gets customers before anyone opens a design tool. The site map is built from keyword and competitor research, not guesswork, so every page has a search reason to exist.
- Goals, audience, and conversion definition
- Keyword and competitor research for the site architecture
- Content inventory and current-site audit (if a site exists)
- Full crawl and Google Search Console review for migrations
- Sitemap, URL structure, and internal-linking plan
- Fixed scope, timeline, and quote approved before design begins
Design & wireframe
Weeks 1 to 2Wireframes first, then high-fidelity responsive designs for every key template, mobile screens designed before desktop. You approve the exact experience your customers will get before a line of production code is written.
- Mobile-first wireframes for key user journeys
- High-fidelity design for each page template
- Conversion paths: calls, forms, and enquiries placed deliberately
- Accessibility and readability checks at the design stage
- Your review and sign-off before development starts
Build & develop
Weeks 2 to 4The approved designs become clean, semantic code with SEO implemented as a build task, not a follow-up project. Titles, meta descriptions, schema, and internal links are written into the pages as they are developed.
- Semantic HTML, responsive CSS, minimal JavaScript
- On-page SEO: titles, meta descriptions, heading structure
- JSON-LD structured data on every relevant template
- CMS or editing workflow configured for your team
- Forms, tracking events, and integrations wired and tested
Test, migrate & launch
Week 5Cross-device testing, Core Web Vitals verification, and, for redesigns, the full 301 redirect map from every old URL to its new home. Launch is a controlled release with a checklist, not a Friday-afternoon upload.
- Cross-browser and real-device mobile testing
- Core Web Vitals measured with Lighthouse and PageSpeed Insights
- 301 redirect map implemented and verified for migrations
- XML sitemap submitted in Google Search Console
- Analytics, conversion events, and HTTPS verified live
Support & growth
OngoingAfter launch we watch indexation and Search Console for the weeks that matter most, then hand over a documented site, with ongoing maintenance or a monthly SEO campaign available if you want the site to keep climbing.
- Post-launch indexation and Search Console monitoring
- Documentation and handover training for your team
- Optional maintenance: updates, backups, security
- Optional monthly SEO to grow rankings after launch
The week markers above describe a typical business-site build and are illustrative. Ecommerce stores and larger sites follow the same stages over a longer schedule, and your proposal states the exact milestones for your project.
Technology
Custom, WordPress, or Shopify: Choosing the Right Platform
The right website platform depends on how often your content changes, whether you sell online, and how much performance headroom your search market demands, not on whichever tool a developer happens to prefer. We build on all three of the platforms below and recommend against our own convenience when the fit is wrong. Each card includes the honest trade-off most sales pages leave out:
Custom / Next.js
Businesses that want maximum speed, security, and SEO control
A custom build on Next.js and React generates pages as static HTML served from a CDN, which is why these sites routinely produce the fastest Core Web Vitals scores of any approach. No plugin stack to secure, no theme bloat to fight, and every byte of markup under our control. The website you are reading right now is built exactly this way, and it is the same architecture we sell.
- Static generation: near-instant loads worldwide
- Full control of markup, schema, and performance
- No plugin vulnerabilities to patch
- Scales from brochure site to large content site
Honest trade-off: content editing runs through us or a headless CMS we configure, rather than a familiar WordPress dashboard. We set up the workflow that fits how often your content actually changes.
WordPress
Content-heavy sites and teams that publish frequently
WordPress powers a large share of the web for a reason: your team can edit pages, publish posts, and manage media without a developer. The catch is that most slow, hacked, or unrankable WordPress sites got that way through bloated themes and plugin sprawl. We build lean custom themes with only the plugins a site genuinely needs.
- Familiar editing your team already knows
- Strong ecosystem for blogs and content marketing
- Flexible for memberships, bookings, and directories
- Pairs well with an ongoing content SEO program
Honest trade-off: WordPress needs ongoing updates and security maintenance, and careless plugin choices can undo its Core Web Vitals. Our builds avoid page builders that inflate load times.
Shopify
Ecommerce stores that want reliable, hosted selling
Shopify handles hosting, checkout, and PCI compliance so a store can focus on selling. We build custom themes with clean collection structures, Product schema for price and availability rich results, and the crawl discipline that keeps thousands of product URLs from turning into duplicate-content problems.
- Hosted, secure checkout customers trust
- Product schema and Merchant Center ready
- Custom themes without app-stack bloat
- Foundation ready for ecommerce SEO campaigns
Honest trade-off: Shopify enforces parts of its URL structure and charges monthly plus transaction fees. For stores needing deep customization on WordPress, we also build WooCommerce.
Custom build vs WordPress at a glance
| Consideration | Custom / Next.js | WordPress |
|---|---|---|
| Typical Core Web Vitals ceiling | Highest: static pages from a CDN | High if the theme and plugins stay lean |
| Content editing | Through us or a configured headless CMS | Built-in dashboard your team edits directly |
| Security surface | Minimal: no plugin stack to attack | Needs updates, hardening, and monitoring |
| Best fit | Speed-critical business and service sites | Blog-heavy sites and frequent publishers |
Selling online changes the calculation: Shopify or WooCommerce becomes the starting point, and the build ships ready for the crawl-discipline and Product schema work our ecommerce SEO team does to grow organic revenue after launch.
Redesign without regret
How to Redesign a Website Without Losing Rankings
A website redesign loses rankings when URLs change without redirects, ranking content gets deleted, or technical signals like metadata, internal links, and structured data are dropped in the rebuild. Google finds the new site, cannot reconcile it with the years of signals attached to the old URLs, and treats hard-earned pages as strangers. We have been hired to rescue exactly this situation more than once: a business proudly launches its new site, and within weeks the calls stop.
The tragedy is that every one of those losses is preventable with unglamorous, methodical work. This is the migration-safety checklist we run on every redesign:
The 12-point migration-safety checklist
- Crawl the existing site and export every live URL before anything changes
- Benchmark current rankings, clicks, and impressions in Google Search Console
- Identify the pages earning traffic and links so they are preserved, not deleted
- Map every old URL to its new destination with a one-to-one 301 redirect
- Avoid redirect chains: old URL to final URL in a single hop
- Carry over or improve title tags, meta descriptions, and heading structure
- Preserve or improve the content on pages that already rank
- Keep internal links pointing at final URLs, not through redirects
- Regenerate the XML sitemap and submit it in Search Console at launch
- Verify robots.txt and noindex tags did not ship from the staging site
- Re-implement structured data on the new templates
- Monitor index coverage, 404s, and rankings for weeks after launch
Honesty requires one caveat: even a perfect migration can see rankings fluctuate for a few weeks while Google recrawls and reprocesses the site, and no agency can promise zero movement. What a disciplined migration prevents is the permanent loss, the 404 graveyard, and the redesign that quietly deleted the pages your customers were finding you through. If your current developer has not mentioned redirects in your redesign conversation, that is the moment to pause the project.
Investment
Website Development Cost: What Actually Drives the Price
Website development cost is driven by scope: how many unique templates must be designed and built, whether the site sells online, who creates the content, what must be migrated, and what must be integrated. That is why honest pricing follows scoping instead of preceding it. A quote produced before anyone has looked at your requirements is a guess with a dollar sign, and a "from $499" teaser usually describes a template with your logo on it.
| Cost factor | Why it moves the price |
|---|---|
| Number of unique page templates | A five-page brochure site and a fifty-page site with service, location, and blog templates are different amounts of design and build work. |
| Custom design depth | Adapting a proven layout costs less than fully bespoke design with custom illustration, animation, and interaction work. |
| Ecommerce functionality | Product catalogs, variants, payment flows, shipping logic, and Product schema add scope that brochure sites do not have. |
| Content: provided or created | Copywriting that has to rank is skilled work. Pages written by our SEO content team cost more than placing copy you supply. |
| Migration complexity | Redirect mapping and content preservation for a 40-page site is an afternoon. For 4,000 URLs it is a project phase of its own. |
| Integrations | CRMs, booking systems, payment providers, and marketing tools each add configuration and testing time. |
| SEO scope at launch | Foundational SEO ships with every build. Deep keyword research, content production, and local landing pages extend the scope. |
How our pricing works
Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts, based on a defined scope you approve. No hourly meter, no surprise invoices, and no payment structure that punishes you for asking questions. The free audit and consultation exist so the number reflects your actual requirements rather than a package tier you were squeezed into.
Why we do not publish package prices
A five-page services site and a fifty-product store are different projects, so we quote every build individually instead of publishing package prices that fit neither. After a free consultation you receive a fixed quote with a defined scope, a deposit and milestone payment schedule agreed in the proposal, and no charge changes unless you change the scope.
Tell us what you need. Get a scope and a real number.
Get a Fixed-Price ProposalExpectations
How Long Does Website Development Take?
A typical business website takes 3 to 6 weeks from kickoff to launch, and ecommerce builds typically take 6 to 10 weeks, with the exact schedule fixed in your proposal before work begins. The honest variable in every web project is rarely the code: it is content and feedback. Sites stall when copy, images, and approvals arrive late, so our process front-loads those requests and tells you exactly what we need from you and when.
3 to 6 weeks
Business and brochure sites
Typical range from kickoff to launch, depending on page count and how quickly content and feedback arrive.
6 to 10 weeks
Ecommerce stores
Catalog setup, checkout testing, and Product schema extend the build phase for typical stores.
Scoped individually
Large or custom builds
Sites with many templates, integrations, or complex migrations get a milestone plan before work begins.
One expectation worth setting early: launch day is the start of the search timeline, not the end of the project. Google needs time to crawl and evaluate a new or migrated site, and rankings for competitive terms grow over months of content and authority work, not days. That is why we verify indexation in Google Search Console after every launch, and why the businesses that treat the website as the beginning of an on-page SEO and content program outgrow the ones that treat it as a finished artifact.
Build or buy
DIY Website Builders vs Professional Development
A DIY builder like Wix or Squarespace trades money for time and control: you pay less up front and accept the code, performance ceiling, and SEO limits the template dictates. That trade can be rational. A brand-new business validating an idea does not need a five-figure website. It becomes irrational the moment the website is expected to generate customers from search, because the things that decide search performance, rendering, speed, architecture, and schema, are exactly the things a builder controls and you do not.
| Consideration | DIY builder | Professional development |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Low monthly subscription | Higher one-time project investment |
| Your time | Evenings and weekends, indefinitely | A few review meetings and approvals |
| Core Web Vitals | Limited control over builder-generated code | Engineered to Google's good thresholds and verified |
| SEO architecture | Whatever the template ships with | Keyword-driven structure, schema, clean URLs |
| Migration safety | Redirects often impossible or overlooked | Full 301 map, benchmarked and monitored |
| Conversion design | Generic template layouts | Calls to action designed around your buyers |
| When it wins | Testing an idea with near-zero budget | When the website is expected to produce customers |
The pattern we see most often in Austin is the in-between case: a business that outgrew its DIY site two years ago and keeps patching it because a rebuild feels disruptive. Meanwhile every month of patching pays a silent tax in lost leads. If that sounds familiar, the free audit is the low-stakes way to find out what a proper rebuild would change, including exactly how we would migrate your existing URLs safely.
Due diligence
How to Hire a Web Development Company (Red Flags Included)
Choose a web development company by evaluating live work you can test, the technical standards they build to, migration discipline, and what you will own at the end, not by comparing portfolio screenshots. Screenshots hide everything that matters: how fast pages load on a phone, whether Google can index them, and whether the last redesign they shipped destroyed a client's rankings. Judge builders the way Google judges websites, on the live result.
Red flags when hiring a website developer
Seven questions to ask before signing
Any developer worth hiring answers these specifically and without discomfort:
- Can I test your recent builds on my phone right now?
- What Core Web Vitals scores do your sites achieve on mobile?
- How will you handle redirects from my current URLs?
- What structured data will ship with the build?
- Who owns the domain, hosting, code, and content when we are done?
- What exactly can my team edit without you?
- What happens in the first month after launch?
Our answers are on this page: test this site on your phone right now, our builds target Google's published Core Web Vitals thresholds, every migration follows the 12-point checklist above, and you own everything. If your content plan is part of the decision, our SEO content writing team can carry that side of the build too. Austin businesses can also start from our website development Austin page for the local service.
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FAQ
Website Development Services, Answered
What are website development services?
Website development services cover the full process of planning, designing, building, testing, and launching a website: the visual design, the front-end code visitors use, the CMS or back-end that powers it, and the technical setup that makes it fast, secure, and search-friendly. At Fivet Solutions, development also includes the SEO foundation, semantic markup, structured data, and Core Web Vitals performance, so the finished site is ready to rank from day one.
How much do website development services cost?
Cost depends on the number of page templates, design depth, ecommerce functionality, content creation, integrations, and migration complexity. A focused brochure site, a content-heavy site, and a large online store are very different engagements, so we scope every project individually and give you a fixed quote before any work starts. Book a free consultation and you will get a clear recommendation and price with no obligation.
How long does it take to build a website?
A typical business website takes 3 to 6 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on page count and how quickly content and feedback arrive. Ecommerce builds usually take 6 to 10 weeks because catalog setup and checkout testing add scope. Larger or heavily customized projects are scoped individually with milestones you approve before work begins.
What is SEO-first website development?
SEO-first development means search visibility is designed into the architecture instead of retrofitted after launch. In practice that includes a keyword-driven site structure, server-rendered semantic HTML that Google can crawl, clean URLs, JSON-LD structured data, an XML sitemap, correct robots directives, and pages built to Google's published Core Web Vitals thresholds. It is the difference between launching ready to rank and paying later to fix what the build got wrong.
Will my new website rank on Google automatically?
No, and be wary of anyone who promises that. A well-built site removes the technical barriers that stop pages from ranking, but rankings also depend on content quality, competition, and authority signals that develop over time. What we guarantee is the foundation: crawlable, indexable, fast pages with correct structured data. Many clients pair a build with monthly SEO to actively grow rankings afterward.
Can you redesign my website without losing my rankings?
Yes, this is one of the most important parts of our process. Before launch we crawl your existing site, benchmark rankings in Google Search Console, and map every old URL to its new destination with 301 redirects. We preserve the content and metadata of pages that already earn traffic, then monitor indexation after launch, so a redesign protects the visibility you have already earned instead of resetting it.
Do you build on WordPress, Shopify, or custom code?
All three, and we recommend based on your goals rather than our preference. Custom Next.js builds deliver the fastest Core Web Vitals and the tightest SEO control. WordPress suits teams that publish content frequently and want a familiar editor. Shopify is our usual recommendation for hosted ecommerce, with WooCommerce for stores that need WordPress-level flexibility. This website itself is a custom Next.js build.
What are Core Web Vitals and why do they matter?
Core Web Vitals are Google's three user-experience metrics: Largest Contentful Paint (loading speed), Interaction to Next Paint (responsiveness), and Cumulative Layout Shift (visual stability). They are part of Google's page experience signals, and they directly shape whether visitors stay or leave. We build to Google's published good thresholds, 2.5 seconds LCP, 200 milliseconds INP, and 0.1 CLS, and verify them before launch.
Is a website builder like Wix or Squarespace good enough?
For testing an idea on a minimal budget, a builder can be a reasonable start. The trade-offs appear when the website is expected to produce customers: limited control over the generated code and Core Web Vitals, template-level SEO, and migrations that are difficult or impossible without losing URLs. If organic search or paid traffic is part of your growth plan, a professionally engineered site usually pays for the difference.
Do you write the website content too?
We can. Our SEO content team writes keyword-researched page copy designed to rank and convert, which is a different skill from filling a template with placeholder text. If you prefer to supply your own copy, we structure and optimize it during the build, headings, internal links, and metadata included. Either way, no page ships without a defined search purpose.
Will I be able to edit the website myself?
Yes, in whatever way fits your team. WordPress and Shopify builds include their familiar editing dashboards, configured so you cannot accidentally break layouts or SEO. Custom builds can include a headless CMS for day-to-day edits, or we handle changes for you under a maintenance plan. We document everything at handover, and you own the site either way.
Who owns the website when the project is finished?
You do, completely. Domain, hosting accounts, source code, content, analytics, and Search Console access all belong to your business, and we set them up in accounts you control. We believe an agency should keep clients through results, not through holding logins hostage, so everything is documented for any future team you choose to work with.
Do you provide support and maintenance after launch?
Yes. Every launch includes post-launch monitoring of indexation and Search Console while Google processes the new site. Beyond that, we offer ongoing maintenance covering software updates, security, backups, and content changes, or we hand over a fully documented site your team manages independently. Many clients continue with a monthly SEO campaign so the new site actively grows instead of just existing.
Do you build websites for businesses in Austin, TX?
Yes. Fivet Solutions is based in Austin, and we build for local service businesses, professional practices, and ecommerce brands across the metro as well as clients nationwide. Local builds ship with LocalBusiness schema, consistent name, address, and phone details, and page structures ready for local SEO campaigns. See our website development Austin page for the local service.
Your Website Should Be Your Hardest-Working Salesperson
Not a brochure. Not a portfolio piece. A fast, findable, persuasive machine that turns searches into enquiries while you run the business.
Send us your current website and we will tell you, specifically and for free, what is holding it back: the Core Web Vitals it fails, the pages Google cannot index, and the searches your competitors own because no page of yours answers them. If a rebuild is the answer, you get a fixed scope and a fixed price. If it is not, we will say so.
Ready for a Website That Ranks and Converts?
Book a free consultation: we will recommend the right platform, scope the project, and give you a fixed quote with no obligation.