Service 01
Sites and apps you actually own.
Custom-coded marketing sites, customer portals and internal tools on a modern stack. Built by senior operators, handed over clean, hosted where you want.
What it is
What it is
Custom websites and web applications built on Next.js, Vercel and Cloudflare. The marketing site that loads in under a second. The booking system the clinic actually uses. The internal tool that replaces three spreadsheets and a shared inbox.
Most of what we ship in this category replaces an inherited WordPress, Wix or Squarespace build that someone else set up and walked away from. The brief usually arrives the same way. The previous developer has gone quiet, the platform cannot do the thing the business now needs, and nobody can log into the admin without resetting two passwords.
We rebuild it once, properly, on a stack you can hire on, and we hand you the keys at the end. Coiba Dental and ServoSimple are both live examples from the Voltari build queue.
In every engagement
What's included
- Custom design and custom code, no template marketplace themes
- Next.js + Vercel + Cloudflare stack as standard, or your existing stack if it makes sense
- Sub-second marketing site loads, Core Web Vitals tuned
- CMS for the content you need to edit yourself, configured around your workflow
- Customer portals, dashboards, booking flows and internal tools as scoped
- Forms wired to your CRM, inbox or Slack with proper routing logic
- On-page SEO baseline, schema markup, sitemap, Search Console submission
- Clean GitHub repo, written docs and full credential handover at launch
Who it's for
Who it suits
Four buyer profiles we see most often on this service.
01
The operator with an inherited build
You bought a business or inherited a site and the previous developer cannot be found. The platform is old, the integrations are duct tape, and minor changes take a fortnight and a phone call. You want one rebuild that lasts five years.
02
The service business outgrowing Squarespace
The brochure site worked for the first two years. Now you need a real booking flow, a member area, or a CRM tie-in that the platform will not bend to. You are about to migrate, you just want it done right the first time.
03
The founder shipping a product MVP
You have validated the offer and now you need software that does the job, not a Webflow mockup. A working customer portal, a dashboard, a workflow tool people actually log in to. You want senior delivery without standing up an in-house team.
04
The GM behind on the internal tool
Ops is running on six spreadsheets and a WhatsApp group. You know it needs to be a real tool, you do not have the in-house capacity to build it, and you want a clean handover so it does not become tribal knowledge.
How we ship it
How we ship it
A documented four-step process. Same process for a five-page marketing site and a forty-screen operator dashboard, the depth changes, the structure does not.
01
Scope and quote in writing
You send a written brief or fill in the scope form. Within three working days you get a fixed quote, a timeline, and a written scope document. No discovery call required to see the number.
02
Design and architecture
Information architecture, page-by-page wireframes, visual design and the technical architecture for any custom functionality. You sign off on each artefact before we move to the next. Changes here are cheap, changes after build are not.
03
Build in public on a staging URL
We ship to a live staging environment from week one. You see progress weekly, not at a single grand reveal. Feedback gets folded in as we go, scope changes get logged and priced separately.
04
Launch and handover
Production launch on the agreed date, full repo and credential handover, written docs for everything we built. You can keep us on a hosting and maintenance retainer or take the keys and walk. Both options are clean.
Engagement
Engagement and pricing
Most marketing site builds run on the Voltari Pilot tier. Larger builds with custom functionality, integrations and ongoing change run on the Voltari Operator tier. The fixed number lives in your SOW after the written scope is agreed, not before. The homepage carries the published tier ranges.
Common questions
Questions about websites and apps.
- What stack do you build on?
- Next.js on Vercel with Cloudflare in front as the default. PostgreSQL or Supabase for data, Resend for transactional email, Stripe for payments. We can match an existing stack if there is a good reason, but the default is chosen because it is fast, well documented, and easy to hire on.
- How long does a typical build take?
- A Pilot tier marketing site lands in three to five weeks from scope sign-off. An Operator tier build with portals, dashboards or integrations runs eight to twelve weeks for the initial launch. Both have written launch dates in the SOW with a refund clause if we miss them.
- Do I own the code at the end?
- Yes, every line. The GitHub repository, the design files, the deployment infrastructure, the domain, the database, the credentials. Everything transfers to you at launch. No proprietary CMS to be locked into, no platform fee you signed up for without realising.
- Can you work with our existing developers?
- Yes. Plenty of engagements run alongside an in-house team or a previous vendor. We document everything we ship, we use git properly, and we leave the codebase in a state another senior developer can read on day one. The opposite of the build you inherited.
- Do you integrate with our CRM, booking tool or stock system?
- Most builds include at least one integration. HubSpot, Pipedrive, Cliniko, Calendly, Stripe, Xero, Shopify, custom APIs. If there is a documented API, we can wire it in. If there is not, we scope the workaround and price it honestly.
- What happens if I want changes after launch?
- You can stay on a hosting and maintenance retainer that covers minor changes each month, or commission specific changes as separate scopes. Most clients keep the retainer because small things land faster when the team already knows the codebase.
- Can you redesign without rebuilding everything?
- Sometimes. If the underlying code is sound and the issue is purely visual, a redesign on the existing platform is the right call. More often the codebase is the actual blocker and a clean rebuild is faster than wrestling the old one. The honest answer comes after a thirty-minute look at the repo.
- What about accessibility and Core Web Vitals?
- WCAG 2.1 AA is the baseline target on every build. Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals scores are part of the launch checklist, not an afterthought. If a Pilot site lands and fails Core Web Vitals on launch day, we fix it before we invoice.
Tell us the scope, get a written quote.
Send the brief through the contact form or describe what you need in two paragraphs. You will have a fixed quote and a timeline within three working days, before any call.
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