Jamstack Websites + CMS
Sites that load before the spinner does.
Jamstack front-ends served from the edge, paired with our CMS or the one your team already knows. If your site is on WordPress and slow, we can replace what visitors see without asking you to give up your plugins.
The site is the first thing investors open
And it takes four seconds to paint a hero image. Your product is fast; your marketing site says otherwise.
Shared hosting is the weak link
Shared hosting, a plugin someone installed in 2021, and a login page the whole internet can see.
Agencies quoted you a "platform"
$40k, a CMS you don't own, and a six-month timeline for a five-page site.
Two ways in
Mode A
Full rebuild
A new Jamstack front-end, paired with our CMS or whichever one you already use. Best for content-heavy or marketing sites where performance is the point.
Mode B
Front-end swap
Keep WordPress as your editing backend. We replace what visitors see with a fast Jamstack front-end. No migration, no retraining.
Proof: this page
This page runs on the same Jamstack stack we'd build for you, served from the edge. Put it through PageSpeed Insights and judge for yourself before we talk.
Entry point · Free, bounded
Site performance audit
Send a URL. Within three working days you get a Lighthouse breakdown, the three things hurting you most, and which mode fits, or a note saying your current setup is fine. No gate, no drip campaign.
Pricing: rebuilds and front-end swaps are scoped on the call, so you'll get a range built for your project.
Send us a URLFair questions
Send us a URLWill we lose SEO?
Not if URLs, redirects and metadata are mapped before launch, which is the first thing we do either way. Faster pages usually help.
Can non-technical people edit the site?
Yes. Our CMS or your current CMS stays the editing surface; the Jamstack front-end is what visitors get.
We depend on WordPress plugins.
Keep them. The front-end swap leaves your WordPress admin and plugins untouched. We only replace what visitors see.
How much does it cost?
We scope it on the call using page count and content model, whether it's a full rebuild or a front-end swap. You'll get a range built for your project, and once we've scoped the work the price is fixed no matter how long it takes.
Who owns the CMS?
Bring your own CMS and it's yours outright. You just skip Fynova CMS's extra plugins. Use Fynova CMS and you get those plugins, with no lock-in: it's Payload CMS-compatible, so if you ever want out, give 90 days' notice and we'll help you migrate to Payload on your own infrastructure.
Who owns the front-end repo?
If you're not hosting with us, the repo is in your org from day one, always. Host with us and you get extra runtime performance benefits. The repo starts in our org but mirrors one-way into a repo in yours too, so you're never locked out of your own code.
What happens after you book
Full rebuilds and front-end swaps run on different clocks; this is the rebuild. A front-end swap alone is usually two to three weeks.
Day 0–3
Free site audit
Week 1
Content + URL map
Weeks 2–5
Build
Week 6
Launch
After
Hosting + care
Thirty-second fit check
Is this you?
Five honest answers. We'd rather tell you to stay put here than on a call.
Does the site take more than two seconds to load on a phone?
Is it a marketing or content site rather than a web app?
Do non-technical people edit it weekly?
Does your team depend on WordPress plugins for its workflow?
Is a redesign already planned this year?