A WordPress build for businesses that need to ship fast with low overhead.
Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed dates. Two cohorts a month, four weeks from kickoff to live.
This standard applies to every build. What changes is how it’s implemented.*
One product, one price, one timeline.
Two cohorts a month: first and third Monday, capped at two active sprints at a time. Bookings close two weeks before kickoff. 50% deposit to lock your slot. 50% on launch day.
For founders, marketing leads, and operators who need a proper website live in 4 weeks, not a project to manage. 50% deposit to lock your cohort slot. 50% on launch day.
Sprint exists because I got tired of watching good projects die in 12-week agency timelines. If your project fits the shape (a focused marketing site, real assets ready, a team that can give feedback in 48 hours), this is the fastest, cleanest way to ship. If it doesn’t fit, I’ll tell you on the call. Either way you’ll know within 20 minutes whether we’re a fit.
Jack O’Connor, Managing Director
We take on a limited number each quarter to protect quality and timelines.
Every build meets the same standard. What differs is scope, complexity, and the level of engineering required to support the business properly.
All prices exclude VAT. Content production is included as standard. We write your website copy from a kickoff interview.
The format. Sprint isn’t faster because we cut corners. It’s faster because the scope is fixed, the dates are fixed, and we make the decisions we’d normally ask you to make. You get a 90-minute kickoff interview, three review windows, and a site live on day 28. The trade-off is that this isn’t the right product if you need open-ended creative direction or extensive stakeholder rounds.
50% deposit to lock your cohort slot. 50% on launch day, once the site is live and signed off. The deposit is fully refundable if we don’t kick off your cohort on the agreed Monday. Once kickoff happens, the deposit is non-refundable: your slot, your designer, your developer, and your launch date are all locked, and the team is committed for four weeks.
The final 50% is invoiced when the site is live and you’ve signed off it works. The three structured reviews during the sprint exist precisely so there are no surprises at launch: you see and approve direction at design, build, and pre-launch. If something genuinely isn’t right at launch, we fix it before invoicing. What we won’t do is rebuild from scratch on launch day because preferences shifted. That’s what the review windows are for.
The sprint continues. Each of the three reviews has a 48-hour window. If you don’t respond, the team makes the call and moves to the next phase. Your site still ships on day 28. If you miss the asset deadline before kickoff, your slot rolls free of charge to the next cohort. Once kickoff happens, the timeline is the timeline.
Additional pages can be added at €350 each, agreed at booking. Anything beyond 10 pages probably means Sprint isn’t the right product. Book a call and we’ll tell you straight.
Your site goes onto a HostLogic Care plan, included for the first 12 months. After that, the Care plan renews at standard rates. We’re available for ongoing work (extra pages, design tweaks, performance work), billed at agreed rates and scheduled into a future cohort if it’s substantial.
Sprint is a fixed-scope, fixed-price product. Anything beyond the standard scope is handled with transparent add-on pricing, agreed before the work happens, never after.
Sprint includes up to 6 pages. Additional pages can be added at €350 each, agreed at kickoff and added before week 2 design begins.
A “page” is any template with its own URL. Blog posts and individual products share templates and aren’t counted as pages.
A simple WooCommerce store (up to 30 products, Stripe, standard shipping) can be added to Sprint for +€1,500, agreed at booking.
Anything more complex (subscriptions, trade pricing, multi-vendor, integrations) is out of scope for Sprint and handled as a custom build.
Two cohorts a month, first and third Monday. Bookings close two weeks before kickoff. 50% deposit locks your slot, fully refundable if we don’t kick off on the agreed Monday. Asset deadline is five days before kickoff. If you miss it, your slot rolls free of charge to the next cohort.
Once kickoff happens, the sprint ships on day 28. If a review window passes without input, the team makes the call and continues. Final 50% is due on launch day.
This is the single biggest decision we’ve made about how we run projects, and it’s the reason we ship on time.
Client-supplied copy is the number one thing that delays websites. Not design, not development. Content. Even smart, capable, professional clients find it hard to write their own site, because writing marketing copy about your own business is a genuinely different skill from running the business.
We interview you, we draft, you approve. You get a better website, faster, with almost no effort on your side.
Tailored to your brand, your customers, and the actions you need visitors to take.
Meta titles, schema, sitemap, internal linking, image optimisation. Done at launch, not retrofitted.
We tell you what to write, where to put it, and how to structure it for visitors and search engines.
Every build includes 30 days of post-launch support. After that, ongoing management is available through our Grow service. It’s your choice, not a lock-in.
Every Sprint runs on the same four-week cadence. Reviews happen at the end of weeks one, two, and three, each with a 48-hour window. The site goes live on Friday of week four.
Strategy session. 90-min copy interview. Sitemap and IA. Wireframes for every page. Friday review.
WordPress build on Bricks. Content load. Forms, integrations, tracking. Staging preview review on Wednesday.
QA, performance, accessibility, schema. Hosting migration. Lighthouse benchmark. Site live Friday, day 28.
Every Sprint starts with a 15-minute discovery call to confirm fit and lock in your cohort slot. Bookings close two weeks before kickoff so we can prep your assets and walk into week one ready to go.
We build exclusively on WordPress because it gives our clients something most agencies quietly avoid: full ownership.
WordPress powers over 40% of the web. It’s open-source, endlessly flexible, and doesn’t lock you into a proprietary ecosystem. When we hand over a site, you own the code, the content, the hosting, and the decision about what happens next. No exit fees. No platform dependency. No rebuilding from scratch if you change agencies.
It also happens to be the strongest foundation for search visibility. Clean URL structures, fast server-side rendering, full control over metadata, schema, and crawl behaviour. WordPress gives us (and you) complete control over how the site performs in Google. Try getting that from Wix.
